By MES Dispatch staff
The Briefing
• A 90-year-old woman was honored for more than two decades of volunteer service at an LAPD station.
• The tribute took place at the Los Angeles Police Department’s West Los Angeles Station.
• She has been featured in media and is the mother of actor Bruce Willis.
• Officials recognized her long-standing work with community outreach and support efforts.
• Law enforcement leaders praised her dedication and positive impact on the station’s community relations.
LOS ANGELES, CA — A 90-year-old volunteer was recognized this week for more than 20 years of service supporting the Los Angeles Police Department’s West Los Angeles Station, officials said.
The tribute ceremony celebrated the woman’s decades of work assisting officers with community outreach and station support functions that contributed to positive public engagement, according to department representatives.
Leaders at the West Los Angeles Station noted her commitment and longstanding presence have been assets in fostering goodwill between law enforcement personnel and local residents.
She has been featured in previous media coverage and is the mother of actor Bruce Willis, though the recognition focused on her volunteer contributions rather than her family ties.
Department officials described the award as a symbol of appreciation for her years of dedication and service to the community.