Starting off our parade is Police Chief Jeramy Young. He has been a police officer for 28 years. He came to Livermore in 2014 as a Captain and was promoted to Chief of Police in October of 2020.
1st Place: Color Guard (Senior)
Ladies and Gentleman, Please stand for the color guard from VFW Post 7265. It consists of WWII Veterans, Korean War Veterans, Vietnam Veterans, and Iraq Veteran.
Riding in the World War II jeep is Keith Anderson who was the 2020 Rodeo Parade Grand Marshall. Keith is a long time Livermore resident. He is a WWII veteran and a founding member of the VFW posts #7265.
1st Place: Sheriff's Posse
The Alameda County Sheriff Mounted Posse, representing Sheriff Gregory Ahern, is honored to be a part of the Livermore Rodeo Parade. Since the 1940’s the Posse has represented the Sheriff‘s Department in parades, county fairs, rodeos, memorials, and cowboy honor rides. The Posse is under the command of Captain Linda Evans,
Miss Livermore Rodeo Queen 2022, Isa Macchioni. She is honored and excited to represent the “World’s Fastest Rodeo”.
Right behind her is Miss Livermore Jr. Rodeo Queen, Presley Cooper. She’s a Livermore native, she attends Livermore High, and is a member of California High School Rodeo Association. Presley hopes to see you at the Livermore Jr. Rodeo on June 18th.
