PC Greg Blais Scoops Top National Policing Honour
An Isle of Wight Police Constable has bagged the coveted National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC) Response Officer of the Year 2025 award. PC Greg Blais, a key figure in the Isle of Wight’s District Policing Team, was celebrated for his exceptional service and dedication to both his community and fellow officers.
‘Exemplary’ Service Praised by Top Brass
Acting Chief Constable Matt Boyle, the NPCC Response Policing Lead, hailed PC Blais’s “dedication, professionalism, and unwavering support” as the epitome of policing at its best. The award recognises officers who consistently demonstrate outstanding commitment to community safety and police professionalism.
Force Chief Applauds ‘Well-Deserved’ Win
Chief Constable Alexis Boon of Hampshire and Isle of Wight Constabulary said, “PC Blais is a credit to the force, and we are proud to work alongside him.”
She added, “His dedication and commitment reflect our core values – putting victims first, relentlessly pursuing criminals, and delivering top-notch local policing.” Boon confirmed it is “well and truly deserved.”
Island Police Superintendent Hails ‘Extraordinary Passion’
Isle of Wight Superintendent Rob Mitchell described PC Blais as “a highly regarded member of our response team” with an “extraordinary passion for policing.” He praised Blais’s tireless efforts to keep island communities safe, noting how the officer consistently offers strong support to colleagues and residents alike.
“We are lucky to have him,” Mitchell said.
