The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department has awarded the coveted title of “Officer Good Boi” to a member of its Airport Unit for the first time in the competition’s history. The annual event recognizes the contributions of police dogs and their handlers while fostering community engagement. This year, the title goes to a K-9 named Hasso, who serves at Charlotte Douglas International Airport.
The announcement was made via a social media post on the department’s official Facebook page. The post celebrated Hasso’s achievement, stating, “Congratulations to our 2025 winner; making history as the first ever Officer Good Boi of our Airport Unit! May your belly rubs be endless, your treats be overflowing, and your toys be the squeakiest!” This cheerful message highlights the affection and appreciation the community has for its K-9 officers.
The “Officer Good Boi” competition not only honors the dogs but also acknowledges the dedication of their handlers. The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department expressed gratitude to the community for participating in the voting process, emphasizing the collaborative spirit behind this light-hearted accolade. The department’s social media announcement has garnered positive reactions and strengthened the bond between law enforcement and local residents.
Hasso’s role at the airport involves various duties, including security and passenger assistance. While the airport has not yet publicly commented on Hasso’s win, the recognition reflects the vital role K-9 units play in enhancing safety and promoting community relations.
The full announcement and celebratory post are available on the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department’s Facebook page, showcasing the department’s commitment to transparency and community involvement. This year’s competition serves as a reminder of the positive impact that police dogs have on public safety and community engagement.
