DPS Announces Winner of ‘Everyday Hero Award’

ARDMORE, OK – Department of Public Safety officials are pleased to announce and congratulate Oklahoma Highway Patrol Communications Officer Renee Lovett, the winner of the “Everyday Hero Award” from the Oklahoma Public Safety Conference sponsored by the Oklahoma Association of Public Safety Communications Officials (APCO) Chapter and the Oklahoma National Emergency Number Association (NENA). CO Lovett is currently assigned to the OHP Oklahoma City Communications Center, but at the time was assigned to the Troop F Communications Center in Ardmore, Oklahoma.

On January 16, 2014, After two Federal ATF Task Force Agents were shot in the city limits of Ardmore by a suspect wanted for several murders in south central Oklahoma, Troop F Communications Officer (CO), Renee Lovett was instructed by the Troop F Troop Commander to activated the Signal One plan (A plan the OHP uses to suspend normal patrol operations and redirects assets to focus on locating a suspect(s) considered wanted for questioning.)

CO Lovett activated the Signal One plan then took it upon herself to move troopers into strategic observation locations throughout the southern Oklahoma area. OHP units responding were from the following Troops throughout the State: Troop A – Oklahoma City, Troop D – McAlester, Troop E – Durant, Troop F – Ardmore, and Troop G – Lawton.

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In addition, CO Lovett contacted the Sheriff’s Offices in: Johnston, Marshall, Pontotoc, Murray, Love, and Garvin Counties and requested dispatchers, in those locations, to move personnel to primary and secondary checkpoints that were plotted on a large map at troop headquarters that CO Lovett maintained and updated.

“Her [CO Lovett’s] actions on that date, allowed me to focus on managing the evolving incident,” said Captian Ronnie Hampton, Troop F Troop Commander. “As part of the Oklahoma Incident Management Team, Lovett used her training and skills to assist command staff in planning operations, and facilitated cross communications between numerous agencies, while maintaining a calm reassuring voice on the radio during a manhunt, pursuit, and shots fired radio traffic,” Hampton added.

CO Lovett was largely instrumental in containing a deadly, evolving situation which brought about a positive resolution. Her actions reflect great credit upon herself, Troop F, the Oklahoma Department of Public Safety, and the Oklahoma Highway Patrol.