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While
Officers Respond to our Emergencies.....
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| The
Louisville Metro Police Foundation backs
them up by raising funds and creating
partnerships to supply the department
with equipment, programs,
and initiatives
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budget.
Your police
department
maynot
come to
mind when
you
think about charitable giving, but there
are few organizations that touch the
lives of so many in Louisville Metro.
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August
5th is National Night Out in Louisville and
kicks off an entire month of Community Partnerships!
Local businesses are teaming up with the LMPD
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sselling paper Badges
that are then hung at those businesses showing
that the purcherer supports the LMPD, the
Officers that protect them and a safer city.
MORE.... |
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Annonymous Tip-Line Expands into Schools |
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the help of UPS and the Jefferson
County Public Schools (JCPS),
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| LMPD
announced that the tip-line would
expand into the JCPS and several
local universities, including
UofL. This new initiative, called
Campus Watch, will allow students
to call and/or text crime tips
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out the recent Courier-Journal
article about the LMPD's crime-tip
texting capabilities by clicking
here. |
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Boots,
Badges & Bids Dinner and Auction
Set for October 4th! |
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The
2nd Annual Boots, Badges & Bids auction
and dinner has been scehduled for October
4th and will be held at the home GJ &
Heather Hart. GJ Hart is the CEO of Texas
Roadhouse and the LMPF Chair. Last years event
was a huge success with over 200 people attending
and over $48,000 raised for the LMPF. Reservation
and sponsorhip opportunities will be posted
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One
of the best kept secrets in Louisville
is the organization known as PAL or
Police Activities League. The LMPD has
an on-going relationship with PAL and
has two officers that work almost exclusively
with the organization. PAL is a juvenile
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recreation,
education, and enrichment activities
to build a positive relationship between
police officers, youth, and the community.
The mission of Louisville PAL is to
focus on inner city, at risk youth
in middle schools who need positive
values in their lives, a sense of
achievement, increased discipline,
and an improved sense of self worth.
So far this year, PAL has worked with
approximately 1, 080 kids. The LMPF
Is committed to partnering with PAL
to raise funds to help continue its
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LMPD
Celebration 5K Run / Walk / Cycle Criterium
a Success! |
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The
3rd annual LMPD Celebration on July 12th was
a great success! We started the day off at
8am with a 5K Walk/Run with over 200 participants.
At 10am the Cycling Criterium started for
a full day od action. Almost 300 cyclists
competed in 7 different events. MORE....... |
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