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UPPD Officer Sydney Davis Shines at World Police Fire Games

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Officer Sydney Davis of the U. P. Police Department won three medals, including silver in the 100-meter and 200-meter races, at the World Police & Fire Games in Birmingham, Alabama. The event featured over 1,600 first responder athletes from around the world. Davis's accomplishments stand out, considering her recovery from serious injuries sustained in a 2018 car accident caused by a drunk driver.

After suffering a cervical fracture and other injuries, she returned to her police duties in just nine months, crediting her athletic background for her swift recovery. U. P. Police Chief Pat Burke recognized her determination and resilience as key traits that benefit the department. Davis is set to compete in the U.

S. Police & Fire Games in San Diego in 2024 and is making plans to participate in the World Games in Australia in 2027. Her journey underscores the importance of fitness and mental fortitude in overcoming challenges. This story serves as an inspiration for many in the community and beyond.

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Icing on the (Cup)cake

University Place residents can enjoy free sweets and engage with the U.P. Public Safety team on Thursday, Dec. 11, from 3 to 4 p.m. at Wanna Cupcake. Police Chief Pat Burke will address community concerns while attendees participate in a cupcake decorating contest and giveaways.

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Citys Website Gets a Refresh

The City of University Place launched a refreshed website, www.CityofUP.com, earlier this month. The updated site features ADA accessibility, quick access to popular topics, and a modern design aimed at enhancing user experience for residents and business owners.

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Stormwater Maintenance Is Everyones Job

Developers, businesses, and homeowners must inspect and maintain on-site stormwater systems annually to minimize flooding risks. U.P.'s Public Works Department actively cleans streets and storm drains to prevent debris buildup. Residents can contact the city's stormwater coordinator for more information on reducing stormwater impacts.