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Congressional Tribute to Buffalo Police Inspector Daniel E. Redmond

Original title: COMMEMORATING NATIONAL POLICE WEEK

Record date · May 14, 2026

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What This Bill Does

Representative Kennedy of New York delivered a speech in the House of Representatives to honor the life and career of Buffalo Police Inspector Daniel E. Redmond, who passed away on March 4, 2026. The tribute highlights his 39-year career in law enforcement and his legacy of service within the Buffalo community.

Why it matters

This document serves as an official of the life and service of a deceased public official, providing a formal acknowledgment of his contributions to the City of Buffalo.

Who It Affects

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Buffalo Police Department

The department is recognized in the Congressional Record for its role in the community through the service of the Redmond family.

Directly affected

Redmond Family

The family is the subject of a formal congressional tribute regarding the life and passing of Daniel E. Redmond.

Key Facts

Daniel E. Redmond served in the Buffalo Police Department for 39 years.
Daniel E. Redmond passed away on March 4, 2026, at the age of 86.
Redmond held the rank of inspector, described as the highest civil service rank in the department.
Redmond's career progression included roles as patrol officer, lieutenant, captain, and inspector.

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Redmond was married to his wife, Margaret, for 58 years.
Redmond's son Daniel and daughter-in-law Lissa are Buffalo police detectives.
Redmond's grandson John is a current Buffalo police officer.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who was Daniel E. Redmond?

He was a Buffalo Police Inspector who served for 39 years and was recognized by Congress for his service to the community.

Why was this speech given in Congress?

Representative Kennedy delivered the speech to commemorate National Police Week and honor the legacy of Inspector Redmond.

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Connected Entities

Daniel E. Redmond, Buffalo Police Department, Margaret and 5 more

PersonDaniel E. Redmond“Deceased Buffalo Police Inspector honored in the Congressional Record.”Map →

OrganizationBuffalo Police Department“The law enforcement agency where Inspector Redmond served for 39 years.”Map →

PersonMargaret“Wife of Daniel E. Redmond.”Map →

PersonDaniel“Son of Daniel E. Redmond and a Buffalo police detective.”Map →

PersonKennedy“U.S. Representative from New York who delivered the tribute.”Map →

OrganizationSt. Martin of Tours Church“The church where Inspector Redmond was a member.”Map →

PersonJohn“Grandson of Daniel E. Redmond and a current Buffalo police officer.”Map →

PersonLissa“Daughter-in-law of Daniel E. Redmond and a Buffalo police detective.”Map →

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