The Loudoun Crime Commission is a private, non-profit, charitable 501(c)3 organization. It was established in 2005 as an opportunity for citizens, businesses, law enforcement, educators, students, elected officials, government representatives, and others, to collaborate and share their unique perspectives, experiences and insights promoting safe communities for our families throughout Loudoun County.
The next luncheon is scheduled for Friday, May 9, 2025, and will feature Sgt. Dorian Lambert, Special Victim's Unit with the Loudoun County Sheriff's Office (LCSO), where she has been employed for six years. The topic will be "Human Trafficking."
With 19 years of experience in law enforcement, Sgt. Lambert is committed to personal and professional growth.
Prior to joining the LCSO, Sgt. Lambert worked as a Marshal in the Virgin Islands for 13 years. She has also served as a Sergeant in the Field Operations Division and as a Special Victims Unit Detective.
Sgt. Lambert is an active member of several specialized teams, including the Crisis Negotiation Team, Peer Support Team, and Crisis Intervention Team. She is also a certified Defense Tactics Instructor and has served as a former Rape Aggression Defense Instructor. Additionally, she is involved in the Project Lifesaver Program and is the coordinator of LCSO Women's Mentorship Program RISE.
Her professional affiliations include membership in the Loudoun County Sheriff's Deputy Association, the International Association of Chiefs of Police, the National Association of Black Law Enforcement Executives, and a recent membership in the Fraternal order of Police.
Dorian is passionate about being well-rounded, educated, and using her knowledge, talents, and blessings to uplift others.
The Commission embraces an anti-crime mission and has adopted the motto:
“Fighting crime is every citizen’s business”