LEGISLATOR MILLS RECOGNIZES NATIONAL POLICE WEEK IN ERIE COUNTY TO HONOR THE MEN AND WOMEN IN BLUE

Modified: May 13, 2021 3:19pm

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Thursday, May 13, 2021

Recently, Erie County Legislator John Mills sponsored a resolution to celebrate National Police Week in Erie County.

National Police Week is celebrated annually to recognize the brave men and women who put the safety of others above their own to serve and protect their communities. Policemen are the first line of defense when there is an emergency. In addition to recognizing their hard work and bravery, National Police Week also raises awareness of the problems, duties and responsibilities of local police departments.

Legislator Mills said, “Whenever there is an emergency the first thing we do is call in the police. These individuals work around the clock in some of the most dangerous situations for the well-being of others. Policemen deserve respect and recognition for everything they do. Thank you for working tirelessly for us; you are all doing a fine job.”