Law Enforcement Medal of Honor & Peace Officers Memorial
Today we honored several SPD officers for their bravery and heroism and those that have fallen in the line of duty at the Law Enforcement Medal of Honor and Peace Officers Memorial.
Officer Christopher Bandel
Officer Joshua Vaaga
Officer Brian Pritchard
Officer Xavier Gordillo
Officer Hudson Kang
Officer Elizabeth Kennedy
Officer Christopher Myers
SEAPAL: More Than a Game
The Seattle Police Activities League (SEAPAL) is in full swing. SEAPAL is a proactive, prevention-oriented strategy which relies on the cooperation, coordination and building of relationships between youth, police and community through recreation and cultural enrichment with police officers serving as coaches, mentors and role models. The SEAPAL objectives are:
• To create a safe and healthy environment indicated by increased participation and reduction in crime around the communities
• To give youth alternatives to conflict resolution through participation in programs
• To build character and develop leadership excellence among our youth
• To train, promote and build strong minds through Athletics and Community stewardship – A mentorship model.
For more on SPD community outreach activities, click here.
Cruising Into Boating Season
The Seattle Police rowing team will be going head to head against @SeattleFire Saturday morning to kick off the @WindermereCup. Cue the #BoatingSeason hype video. https://t.co/uWkiRU9kaz
— Seattle Police Dept. (@SeattlePD) May 4, 2018