Ormond Beach Police swear in a new officer

The department welcomed Officer Reilley McRay on June 10.

  • By Observer Staff
  • | 3:00 p.m. June 11, 2026
Officer Reilley McRay. Photo courtesy of Pauline Dulang/OBPD
Officer Reilley McRay. Photo courtesy of Pauline Dulang/OBPD
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The Ormond Beach Police Department swore in a new officer on Wednesday, June 10. 

The department welcomed Officer Reilley McRay, who has graduated from the police academy and completed in-house training with OBPD. The department welcomed McRay in a Facebook post, stating that she is headed into field training.

"Her dedication and drive have already set her apart and we’re excited to see all she’ll accomplish," OBPD stated.

Ormond Beach Police Chief Jesse Godfrey swears in Officer Reilley McRay. Photo courtesy of Pauline Dulang/OBPD
Ormond Beach Police Chief Jesse Godfrey swears in Officer Reilley McRay. Photo courtesy of Pauline Dulang/OBPD



 

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