Marysville Police Launch BlueBridge Alliance Program for Crisis Assistance

Marysville, WALocal News

The BlueBridge Alliance program empowers Marysville police to provide urgent assistance to residents in crisis, including victims of human trafficking and individuals requiring transportation. Officers are equipped with prepaid debit cards and training resources, having already allocated over $1,800 for immediate needs. Police Chief Erik Scairpon underscores the department's dedication to improving community safety and support. Officer Raye Liffrig notably used the program to secure hotel accommodations and essentials for a human trafficking victim, collaborating with the FBI. Officer Amanda Stewart also illustrated the program's impact by aiding a domestic violence victim and families affected by a rental scam.

The initiative fosters positive relationships between police and community members, as highlighted by Officer Jessie Glenn's experiences. The Marysville Police Department encourages community support through online donations to sustain this vital program.

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