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Hancock County Shop With A Cop co-chair named

Weirton, WVLocal News

Deputy Chance Weyand has been appointed as the co-chair of the Hancock County Shop With A Cop program, a celebrated initiative focused on aiding local youth during the holiday shopping season. With his extensive nine-year background in law enforcement, Weyand understands the importance of this program, which seeks to bridge the gap between police officers and children in the community. He recognizes the challenges ahead, as he takes over from previous leaders who laid a strong foundation for this initiative. The program relies heavily on the contributions of two dedicated civilians, who manage much of the coordination and planning behind the scenes. By providing financial resources and fostering positive interactions, the Shop With A Cop initiative aims to uplift children from less fortunate backgrounds, granting them the opportunity to shop with law enforcement officers.

As the holiday season draws near, the program is expected to increase its outreach and impact, benefitting numerous families in Hancock County. Weyand's leadership is anticipated to bring fresh energy and commitment to this vital community service. Overall, the appointment reflects a broader commitment to community engagement and support in Hancock County.

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