Taylor Ullom

Master Police Officer Taylor Ullom grew up in Mathews, Virginia, and attended George Mason University, where she earned a Bachelor of Science in Criminology, Law, and Society with a focus in Criminal Justice. During her time at GMU, she was a Division I scholarship athlete on the Women’s Rowing Team. She joined the Arlington County Police Department in 2018 after graduating. MPO Ullom has spent her career in the Operations Division as both a patrol officer and a crime scene agent. She is currently assigned to the Community Engagement Division, where she was recently appointed as the Master Police Officer of her unit. 

In her current role, MPO Ullom developed and launched the pilot program The G.R.E.A.T. Choices Program for 6th graders. This comprehensive, seven-session curriculum focuses on Guidance, Responsibility, Empowerment, Awareness, and Teamwork (G.R.E.A.T.), aiming to equip students with essential life skills, foster a sense of community, and encourage responsible decision-making. 

MPO Ullom also serves in several ancillary roles: 

• Honor Guard member, representing the department in ceremonial duties.
• Chairwoman of the Departmental Award Committee, ensuring recognition of outstanding service and achievements.
• Department Ambassador, assisting with recruiting efforts and showcasing the department's commitment to community and professional excellence. 

Her dedication to both the department and the community exemplifies her passion for service and her commitment to empowering the next generation.