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The St. Louis Park City Council meeting on June 2, 2025, celebrated the induction of seven new police officers into the St. Louis Park Police Department, highlighting their diverse backgrounds and commitment to community service.
Max Dean, a local graduate and Eagle Scout, leads the group. After serving in the Minnesota National Guard and deploying to Afghanistan, he transitioned from a community service officer to a police officer. Officer Corey Andres, with a rich history in law enforcement, will soon take on the role of school resource officer at the middle school, emphasizing the department's focus on youth engagement.
Craig Wilking, also a Minnesota National Guard member, brings military experience as a military police officer. Officer Haley Lewin, who quickly earned respect as a community service officer, has now officially joined the force after completing her training.
The new recruits also include three graduates from the Pathways to Policing program: Cameron Brucksoy, who transitioned from a correctional officer role; Nick Monahan, who shifted from a teaching career and photography business; and Aaron Gilley, who moved to Minnesota to be closer to family after personal loss.
The council expressed pride in welcoming these officers, acknowledging their dedication to serving the community. This induction not only strengthens the police force but also reinforces the city’s commitment to public safety and community engagement.
Converted from St Louis Park City Council Meeting June 2 2025 meeting on June 03, 2025
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