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Flat Rock police honor Huron High auto‑body students for vehicle graphics work
Summary
Police Chief Steve McKinchak presented a recognition and donation to Huron High School's Auto Body Club and teacher Tim Pappas for completing graphics on department vehicles, calling the students' work 'very professional.'
Police Chief Steve McKinchak introduced students from Huron High School's Auto Body Club and their teacher, Tim Pappas, and presented a recognition of service on behalf of the City of Flat Rock.
Chief McKinchak praised the students for completing graphics on four department cars so far and thanked Officer Denson for coordinating access to vehicles and Tim Pappas's class for doing the professional work. "We really appreciate the work that you've done. It's very professional and, couldn't do it without you," he said. He added a light‑hearted note to Pappas: "Tim, I hate to say this, but the check's in the mail."
The mayor and council thanked the students and invited them to take a group photo during the meeting. No formal vote was required; the recognition and the donation were presented as ceremonial acknowledgements of community partnership between Flat Rock Police and Huron High School.
