CEDAR BLUFF– Police Chief Jeremy Stepps introduced Frank DeHaro as a new Cedar Bluff police officer at the October 16 council meeting. DeHaro brings eight years of military service and two years of law enforcement experience to the department.
According to his biography, his military career helped establish a foundation in discipline, leadership, teamwork, and operational preparedness. That experience also shaped his work ethic, sense of responsibility, and commitment to serving others.
His military service emphasized integrity, adaptability, and perseverance as well. In addition, his biography credits that experience with strengthening his ability to work under pressure and overcome challenges. He also learned to remain focused on accomplishing objectives.
After completing his military service, DeHaro relocated to Cherokee County and pursued a career in law enforcement. His two years in public safety have focused on community protection.
His biography describes an approach centered on upholding the law, preserving public order, and protecting citizens’ rights. It also identifies professionalism, integrity, and accountability as central responsibilities in his law enforcement career.
Sound judgment and ethical decision-making are priorities as well. The biography also emphasizes continued professional development as an important part of fulfilling those responsibilities.
Outside his public service career, DeHaro pursues opportunities in real estate, business development, and investment. Across those areas, his biography describes a commitment to continued improvement and contributing to his community.
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