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Waynesville police report: parade for local child, new vests, Police Memorial notice
Summary
Chief Gary Copeland reported Officer Kirsch participated in a parade of about 60 safety vehicles for a local child battling leukemia, the department is outfitting officers with new bulletproof vests (village share about $3,000 of a $15,000 cost), and the Annual Police Memorial is scheduled May 15 at 822 Memorial Drive.
Chief Gary Copeland reported April 21 that Officer Kirsch led a parade of roughly 60 safety vehicles for Eli, a 6-year-old local child with leukemia who wants to be a police officer. Copeland said the department held the event to honor Eli and boost community morale.
Copeland also said officers have been fitted for new bulletproof vests with a total cost around $15,000 and that the Village’s portion will be about $3,000. He circulated a flyer for the Annual Police Memorial on May 15 at 822 Memorial Drive and noted participation in outside ceremonies, including Warren County Court’s Annual Peer Mentor ceremony.
