Two New Snoqualmie Police Department Officers Sworn In

Snoqualmie, WALocal News

On October 10, 2022, the Snoqualmie Police Department officially welcomed two new officers, Cory Hendricks and Anthony Lemmon, during a swearing-in ceremony led by Mayor Katherine Ross. This significant event underscores the city's commitment to bolstering public safety and fostering a strong relationship with its residents. The addition of Officers Hendricks and Lemmon comes at a time when community engagement and trust in law enforcement are increasingly vital. During the ceremony, which drew attendance from various community members and city council representatives, there was a palpable sense of optimism about the future of local policing. Both officers bring unique skills and perspectives that will contribute positively to the department's mission.

The introduction of new officers not only enhances the police presence but also strengthens the community's connection to law enforcement. Mayor Ross's involvement signifies the city's leadership's dedication to supporting the police force. Overall, this event marks a positive step forward for the Snoqualmie community, reinforcing a collective commitment to safety and cooperation.

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