Bellingham Police unveil new patrol car in tribute to breast cancer awareness, domestic violence

Bellingham, WALocal News

The Bellingham Police Department unveiled a new patrol car wrapped in pink and purple as part of its tribute to breast cancer and domestic violence awareness month. This initiative commemorates victims and features a vibrant Salish Sea mural, including orcas and majestic trees, symbolizing local culture and environment. The car's design aims to raise awareness during October, emphasizing the importance of addressing these social issues. Residents in need of support can contact DVSAS or Lummi Victims of Crime at the provided hotlines for assistance. The police department encourages the community to engage in discussions about these critical topics.

This effort reflects a commitment to community safety and support. For further details on services and the tribute car, individuals can visit the Bellingham Police Department’s Facebook page. The initiative highlights the ongoing need for awareness and support for affected individuals and families.

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