MY Community Outreach

Every weekend, we like to go back in time, to the decade that was all about neon, big hair and great music.

Kevin came in clutch when it came time to remove the graffiti.

We didn't want to just leave it behind, in case a prince came along and scooped it up - Ha! So, it is safe with us at the station.

Of course we can't actually go back in time, but watching an 80s movie at the drive-in is pretty close.

This year each donation will have the COVID-19 antibody testing done.

It's quite rare to see a bunch of positive comments on 1 social media post, especially on a police Facebook page.

Finding good news might be a challenge, but sharing stories like these are easy.

If this is one small thing that we can do to help us keep businesses open, and get our kids back to school, we are committed to wearing a mask.

There is now a 13 page document with specific details about then entire reopening process. I've gone through and highlighted some of the most important information.

I don't normally write 'Lost Dog' articles, but this one is extra special to me, and needs to get back to his owners.