Misty Cedrun retired from the San Diego Police Department in April of 2020 after serving for twenty-six years. She began her career in 1994 as a patrol officer working in the Mid City area. She promoted to the rank of detective in 2001 and worked general investigations and then specialized in child abuse investigations where she investigated physical and sexual abuse, child pornography and infant deaths. Misty was promoted to the rank of sergeant in 2006 and was a patrol sergeant at Eastern Division and Western Division. She was promoted to the rank of detective sergeant and transferred to the Internal Affairs Unit. In March of 2013 Misty was promoted to the rank of lieutenant and assigned to patrol operations in Northern Division. In August of 2014 she was transferred to an investigative assignment in the Domestic Violence Unit with collateral duties as the Director of the San Diego Family Justice Center.
In December of 2017, Misty was transferred to the Training Division. Her primary role was in the Leadership & Development Unit with collateral duties as the on-site manager for SDPD’s Tactical Training Center. Misty provided coaching/mentoring/promotional preparation/career mapping and executive development to all Department members. She, along with other leaders developed and emceed quarterly “Women Leadership Conferences” for SDPD personnel. She also coordinated all Department training requests and maintained over 250,000 square feet of training space. The Tactical Training Center delivered approximately 25,000 hours of law enforcement training per quarter.
Over the last twenty-six years, Misty Cedrun has received eleven “Commanding Officer Citations,” one “Exceptional Performance Citation,” a “Special Commendation Award” from the US Attorney General in Washington D.C. for her “tireless efforts to protect children from sexual exploitation,” and a “Superior Public Service Award” from the Department Of The Navy for “twelve years of leadership, fund raising and volunteer work while supporting thousands of military families during Operation IRAQI FREEDOM and the Global War on Terrorism.” Misty was recognized as a 2020 Women in Blue Honoree in recognition of outstanding leadership in the service of public safety.
Misty Cedrun is married to Captain Mark E. Cedrun, USN (Ret.) and they are both enjoying retirement in San Diego.
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