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Newest Member of Snoqualmie Police Department Sworn In

Snoqualmie, WALocal News

On October 24, 2022, Officer Nicholas Schulgen was sworn in as the newest member of the Snoqualmie Police Department, a pivotal addition to the local law enforcement team. The ceremony took place with Mayor Katherine Ross officiating, showcasing the city's dedication to enhancing public safety. Officer Schulgen's recent graduation from the Washington State Criminal Justice Center Police Academy on October 20 further illustrates his readiness to serve the community. This event highlights Snoqualmie's proactive approach to law enforcement, ensuring that officers are well-trained and equipped to handle local challenges. Mayor Ross expressed her enthusiasm for Schulgen’s arrival, noting the importance of community engagement in policing efforts.

The swearing-in ceremony serves as a reminder of the ongoing commitment by city officials to support and empower their police force. With Officer Schulgen on board, the Snoqualmie Police Department aims to foster a safer environment for all residents. This initiative reflects a broader trend of investing in policing resources to improve community relations and public trust.

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