Officer Memorial | Tipp Hill Neighborho

HOOSOCK-JENSEN MEMORIAL

PAVER SALES ROUND 2

All the pavers in the rectangle surrounding the monument were sold out. We have received many requests for pavers so are now offering pavers in TWO sizes. They will be positioned above the arc of the sidewalk (see illustration).

Please place your order quickly. We have 130 of each paver size and we expect them to sell quickly.

Please choose your paver size.

1. SMALL (4.5” x 9”) $100
2. MEDIUM (9” x 9”) $200

Compose your message when you place your order (we will use all CAPITAL Letters)

SMALL - Maximum of 20 characters (letters and spaces) per line. 2 lines max

MEDIUM - Maximum of 20 characters (letters and spaces) per line. 4 lines max

NO symbols or icons will be allowed.

When will the pavers be installed?

After all pavers have been sold they will go to the engraver to have messages engraved. We expect to install the pavers in mid fall 2026

Place your order here:

MONUMENT TO OFFICER MICHAEL JENSEN AND
LT. MICHAEL HOOSOCK INSTALLED April 14, 2026

Thank you for helping us to honor and memorialize two men who gave their lives in service to our community. This monument to Lieutenant Michael Hoosock (Onondaga County Sheriff’s Department) and Tipp Hill neighbor, Officer Michael Jensen (Syracuse Police Department) will ensure that the sacrifice they made in the line of duty will never be forgotten.

The “Call to Duty” bronze* statue is being customized to include a patch on each sleeve— one for the Syracuse Police Department and one for the Onondaga County Sheriff’s Department. The law enforcement officer who is paying tribute to the men will wear a single badge that represents both departments.

The monument will include a bronze statue of a member of law enforcement on bended knee, holding a folded American flag. It will be positioned on top of a granite base. On the left side of the base, there will be a tribute to Lieutenant Hoosock. On the right side of the base, a tribute to Officer Jensen. Officer Jensen’s shield will face Avery Avenue and Lieutenant Hoosock’s shield will face the Arboretum.

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