Sergeant Anthony McGee is a beacon of leadership and resilience in the River Rouge Department of Public Safety. Born and raised in the very community he now serves, Sgt. McGee’s deep-rooted connection to his neighborhood fuels his commitment to public service. As the youngest officer in department history, he has consistently demonstrated maturity beyond his years, rising through the ranks with integrity and purpose. 
 
Sgt. McGee’s leadership is defined by his ability to unify and uplift. During a contentious vote regarding early sergeant testing, Sgt. McGee found himself on the losing side, with many peers voting against the proposal. However, rather than harbor resentment, Sgt. McGee l did not allow it to affect his professional standing or relationships, and upon promotion he led with fairness and professionalism, mentoring colleagues and advocating for their advancement. His actions reinforced a culture of respect and collaboration within the department. 
 
Beyond the badge, Sgt. McGee is a dedicated mentor and high school baseball coach, instilling values of discipline and teamwork in the next generation. He is a role model for youth in River Rouge, particularly those from the same background, demonstrating that success is possible through perseverance and service. His work bridges the gap between law enforcement and the community, fostering trust and mutual respect. 
 
Sgt. McGee’s motivation stems from honoring his late father’s legacy of community leadership and the desire to do the right thing. He embodies the spirit of service, not for recognition, but to make a lasting impact where it matters most—at home. 
 
“Being a police officer means showing up every day, doing my job with pride, and working tirelessly to keep my community safe.”