Natural gas company provides boost to SRT effort

Toronto, OHLocal News

Ascent Resources has stepped up to support local law enforcement by donating $10,400 to help establish a special response team for the Wintersville and Cross Creek Township police departments. This funding is expected to significantly enhance the departments' ability to respond to emergencies and improve overall public safety. Cross Creek Township Police Chief Casey expressed gratitude for the donation, emphasizing its importance in preparing the police force for various situations. The initiative reflects a growing trend of collaboration between local businesses and law enforcement agencies. Such partnerships are vital for fostering community safety and well-being.

The contribution from Ascent Resources not only aids in immediate operational needs but also strengthens the bond between the company and the community it serves. As a result, residents can expect a more responsive and equipped police force. This positive development underscores the role of private sector support in enhancing public safety initiatives.

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