Crime & Safety
Good Morning Saline, from Saline Police Cadets
Cadets Mitch Eberle, Seena Sauber and Pierce Fitzpatrick are raising funds so they can attend the Law Enforcement Explorers' National Conference.
Today's Good Morning Saline greeting is from Cadets Mitch Eberle, Seena Sauber and Pierce Fitzpatrick.
The SPD Cadets are raising money to pay for the Law Enforcement Explorers' National Conference in Fort Collins, Co. Thursday, the visited businesses in downtown Saline in search of support.
According the the SPD 2011 report, during 2011, the Saline Police Cadets performed 1,701 hours of volunteer time to the department. This breaks down to 341 hours of community service and 1,360 hours of meetings, administrative tasks, and training.
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They work all of the parades and community events. They ride patrol with the officers, assist in officer training, and are versed in most functions within the department including dispatch. The purpose of the unit is to give young adults who feel that they are interested in a law enforcement career some exposure to real police work. The department has had several of our cadets go on to very successful law enforcement careers.
To donate, make a check out to the Saline Police Cadets and send it to The Saline Police Cadets, 100 N. Harris St., Saline, MI, 48176. Donations are tax deductible.
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For more information, call Officer Chris Boulter at 429-7911.
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