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Voting is open for the Grand Marshals of the 2020 Houston LGBT Pride Celebration. We'll make it easy for you. Vote our very own, Ann Waltman.

From PrideHouston.org - "Ann Waltman has been a police officer for the Houston Police Department for 30 years in April 2020. As an open member of the LGBT community, Officer Waltman has dedicated her three decade career to improving and securing the Montrose area. No other LGBT officer has spent as much time serving and protecting our community than Officer Waltman.

After the murder of Paul Broussard on July 4, 1991, Officer Waltman stepped up to assist the police department in managing the fear and safety of our community. Not only did she maintain her patrol duties around the area, she also worked with members of the community to create action plans to keep us safe. As recently highlighted in OutSmart Magazine, Officer Waltman created the Montrose Bike patrol that has served the Montrose bars for 20 years. After Annise Parker was elected Mayor in 2008, Ann served a short time in her protection detail before the call of the street saw her back on patrol in Montrose. Patrolling the “gayborhood” is Ann’s greatest passion.

She has always felt a unique responsibility in being a bridge between the Houston Police Department and the LGBT community. Prior to Ray Hill’s passing in 2019, he personally selected Ann to be one of his pall bearers as well as give a eulogy at his funeral. Ray knew Ann was one of the good ones, they had worked together often behind the scenes ensuring our community saw justice and safety.

Finally, Ann has served diligently for the Pride Parade for some 21 years organizing the 100+ officers that make our greatest day of the year safe to celebrate our Pride."

Visit the ballot page link below and #VoteForAnn. #HoustonPride2020 #HoustonStrong #HPD

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Voting is open for the Grand Marshals of the 2020 Houston LGBT Pride Celebration. Well make it easy for you. Vote our very own, Ann Waltman. From PrideHouston.org - Ann Waltman has been a police officer for the Houston Police Department for 30 years in April 2020. As an open member of the LGBT community, Officer Waltman has dedicated her three decade career to improving and securing the Montrose area. No other LGBT officer has spent as much time serving and protecting our community than Officer Waltman. After the murder of Paul Broussard on July 4, 1991, Officer Waltman stepped up to assist the police department in managing the fear and safety of our community. Not only did she maintain her patrol duties around the area, she also worked with members of the community to create action plans to keep us safe. As recently highlighted in OutSmart Magazine, Officer Waltman created the Montrose Bike patrol that has served the Montrose bars for 20 years. After Annise Parker was elected Mayor in 2008, Ann served a short time in her protection detail before the call of the street saw her back on patrol in Montrose. Patrolling the “gayborhood” is Ann’s greatest passion. She has always felt a unique responsibility in being a bridge between the Houston Police Department and the LGBT community. Prior to Ray Hill’s passing in 2019, he personally selected Ann to be one of his pall bearers as well as give a eulogy at his funeral. Ray knew Ann was one of the good ones, they had worked together often behind the scenes ensuring our community saw justice and safety. Finally, Ann has served diligently for the Pride Parade for some 21 years organizing the 100+ officers that make our greatest day of the year safe to celebrate our Pride. Visit the ballot page link below and #VoteForAnn. #HoustonPride2020 #HoustonStrong #HPD https://pridehouston.org/participate/grand-marshals/grand-marshal-voting/gm-nominee-bios-2020/
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