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Snoqualmie Police Dept. Updates | School Resource Officer Position, Chat with the Chief on Sept. 18

Snoqualmie, WALocal News

The Snoqualmie Police Department is making strides to reinstate the School Resource Officer position, which had been put on hold due to staffing challenges within the department. The School Resource Officer plays a vital role in maintaining safety and security in local schools, ensuring students and staff feel protected. To facilitate community engagement, Chief Lynch is hosting a 'Chat with the Chief' event on September 18, where residents can voice their public safety concerns and ask questions. This open forum aims to strengthen the relationship between the police department and the community, addressing pressing safety issues head-on. The reinstatement of the School Resource Officer position is a testament to the department's responsiveness to community needs, prioritizing student safety.

Local residents are encouraged to attend the event to engage in meaningful discussions about public safety and law enforcement practices. The police department’s initiative aligns with broader efforts to enhance safety in educational settings while fostering transparency and trust within the community. Such proactive measures are essential for ensuring a safe environment for students and reinforcing the community’s confidence in law enforcement.

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