This Week Is National Volunteer Week

Wednesday, April 20, 2022 at 10:27 AM

Local agencies are recognizing the volunteers that help make this community a better place.

This week is national Volunteer week and local agencies are recognizing the volunteers that help make this community a better place. The Aberdeen Police Department would like to thank the Police Explorers for all they do volunteering for the department and the citizens of Aberdeen. The explorers meet once a week for training and in 2021 completed 1,100 hours in volunteering and training. The next recruitment event will be in August for anyone interest in joining the group.

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