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Mr. Kleen to Hold Fundraiser for Lynnwood Police K-9 Unit

Lynnwood, WALocal News

Mr. Kleen car wash stations in Lynnwood are organizing a fundraiser on September 13-14 to support the Lynnwood Police Department’s K-9 Unit. This event aims to assist with the retirement of K-9 Kiro, a dedicated police dog who has served the community for over four years. Customers can enjoy car wash services while contributing to a good cause, as a portion of the proceeds will be directed towards Kiro's retirement fund. Additionally, the car wash locations will be selling toy K-9 dogs on Friday from 10 a.

m. to 4 p. m. , offering a fun way for families to engage with the event. The two Mr.

Kleen locations participating in the fundraiser are situated at 19611 Alderwood Mall Parkway and 19907 44th Ave. W. This initiative not only supports the K-9 Unit but also fosters community involvement and appreciation for the work done by local law enforcement. Events like this emphasize the bond between the community and its police force, particularly through the service of K-9s. Residents are encouraged to participate and show their support for the Lynnwood Police Department.

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