New Snoqualmie Police Department Captain Sworn In

Snoqualmie, WALocal News

On July 11, 2022, Brian W. Lynch was sworn in as the new Captain of the Snoqualmie Police Department during a heartfelt ceremony attended by family, friends, and fellow officers. With a commendable 21-year career in law enforcement, Lynch has honed his skills in both the Enumclaw and Black Diamond Police Departments, making him well-equipped for his new leadership role. The ceremony emphasized the importance of strong leadership in maintaining effective community policing. Lynch's experience is expected to enhance public safety initiatives and promote positive interactions between law enforcement and the community.

The event was not only a personal milestone for Lynch but also a pivotal moment for the Snoqualmie Police Department. His vision includes strengthening trust and transparency with residents while addressing the challenges of modern policing. The support from the community at the swearing-in ceremony reflects the high expectations placed on Lynch as he steps into this critical position. Overall, Lynch's appointment is a promising development for the Snoqualmie community.

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