Two New Snoqualmie Police Department Officers Sworn In

Snoqualmie, WALocal News

On October 10, 2022, the Snoqualmie Police Department held a swearing-in ceremony for two new officers, Cory Hendricks and Anthony Lemmon, officiated by Mayor Katherine Ross. The event gathered community members and city council members, emphasizing the collaborative relationship between the police force and the community it serves. Both officers bring unique skills and experiences that will enhance the department's capabilities in addressing local law enforcement needs. This initiative signifies the city’s ongoing commitment to improving public safety and fostering trust between the police and the residents. Mayor Ross expressed her enthusiasm for the new officers, highlighting their potential contributions towards community policing and public safety initiatives.

The ceremony is a clear indication of the city’s dedication to maintaining a well-staffed and efficient police force. As Snoqualmie continues to grow, the addition of these officers is a strategic move to ensure the safety and security of its residents. This momentous occasion reflects the city’s values of community engagement and proactive law enforcement.

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