Grays Harbor County Sheriff Rick Scott has been elected vice president of the board of the Washington Association of Sheriffs and Police Chiefs (WASPC). Sheriff Scott was elected to serve as vice president of the 15-member executive board at the organization’s annual conference held last week.
On Monday, May 6th Aberdeen Police Chief Steve Shumate announced that he had selected his second in command (deputy chief) Jay Staten to fill the shoes of longtime Deputy Chief Timmons who retired from the department.
Here is what Chief Shumate had to say in his statement.
The Coast Guard and Washington State Parks’ Boating Program encourage recreational boaters and paddlers to know the risks of accidental cold-water immersion. While air temperatures may be rising, water temperatures in Washington state waterways remain cold.
The Aberdeen Police Departments new K9 team is ready to hit the streets and take a bite out of crime.
A young softball player was left devastated when her baseball gear was stolen out of her parents vehicle in the Walmart Parking lot recently. Softball is her passion, and her family had just moved here to the Harbor and could not afford to replace the items. Several organizations got together and did an amazing thing for this young girl and were able to replace all of the items. The Aberdeen Police Officers Guild, Hoquiam HS Girls Softball and Lemay's pulled something off that she will never forget.
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