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Civil Air Patrol cadets honored as Sweetwater reopens local squadron
Summary
The commission presented certificates to Civil Air Patrol cadets as city officials highlighted the squadron’s return and civic service, including volunteer support during recent floods.
The City of Sweetwater presented certificates of appreciation to Civil Air Patrol cadets and leaders at the June 2 commission meeting as city leaders announced the revival of a local squadron and recognized cadet volunteer work.
Mayor Diaz and commissioners praised the squadron’s service during recent floods, saying cadets assisted police with traffic and community support. Lieutenant Jim (surname not specified) and squadron leaders described recruitment efforts targeting ages 12 to 18 and outlined program components including aerospace education, emergency services, communications and leadership training. Speakers said the program draws cadets from Sweetwater and surrounding areas and that some past cadets went on to serve in the U.S. military.
Commissioners and staff thanked cadets and leaders and presented certificates on behalf of the city. City staff encouraged interested families to contact the city to learn more about enrollment and the squadron’s activities.
No formal commission action was required; the presentation was ceremonial recognition of the squadron’s community service.
