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Today was a beautiful day. School is out and summer is upon us. The smell of BBQ is in the air while outdoor activities fill our days. This year we will celebrate AMERICA’s 250th anniversary. While we plan for this celebration, it is important to reflect on our NATION’s history. Ours is a history that is filled will sacrifice. The attached picture is U.S.M.C. CORPORAL BRANDON HARDY. CORPORAL HARDY made the ultimate sacrifice on April 28, 2006, in Anbar Province, Iraq. Take a moment to take a deep look at this picture. This is what COMMITMENT to SACRIFICE looks like and this is what allows a NATION to endure. While you enjoy that hotdog or cheeseburger, pick up your glass of iced-T or that adult beverage and cheers Brandon, cheers your uncle who served in our armed forces, or maybe your cousin, or grandfather. The point being is to recognize that freedom isn’t free and nearly 250 years of sacrifice has brought you to this moment, and to this post. Cheers to Brandon, and thank you. Parkesburg Borough Police Department
Public Safety Announcement: Beware of Counterfeit Bills The St. Johns Police Department would like to alert the public to a recent report of fake $100.00 bills being circulated in our community. These counterfeit bills are clearly marked "MOVIE PROP ONLY" and are not legitimate tender. We urge all businesses and individuals to exercise caution when accepting large bills. Please take a moment to verify the authenticity of any bill before accepting it as payment. This simple step can help prevent financial loss and protect our community from scams. Unfortunately, scams and fraudulent activities are a daily reality, and it's essential that we remain vigilant to avoid falling victim to these schemes. By working together, we can create a safer and more secure environment for everyone. If you suspect you have received a counterfeit bill or have any information about these fake bills, please contact the St. Johns Police Department immediately @ 928-337-2440 Remember: Always verify the authenticity of large bills before accepting them as payment.
Greensburg, PA – Through a cooperative effort, Chief Deputy Whip Guy Reschenthaler (R-PA) and Westmoreland County District Attorney Nicole W. Ziccarelli are proud to announce a $643,355 federal investment benefiting law enforcement technology upgrades in Westmoreland County. The federal funding will advance technology and digital resources to include equipment upgrades for local law enforcement, additional License Plate Readers at high-volume traffic intersections within the county, expansion of the county's digital forensic task force to include municipal officers, and subsequent digital forensic software upgrades. This funding is expected to support and enhance the safety and security of Westmoreland County residents by streamlining the productivity of police, prosecutors, and victim witness advocates; it will benefit evidence analysis and improve communication and compensation for victims. In January, President Donald Trump signed the Fiscal Year 2026 Consolidated Appropriations Act into law, which included $643,355 secured by Reschenthaler for Westmoreland County to replace outdated and antiquated equipment used by local law enforcement for public safety purposes. "As District Attorney, it has been imperative for my office to pursue and obtain grant funding to enhance and integrate technology into our law enforcement agencies who serve and protect our residents every day," said DA Ziccarelli. "This technology upgrade from U.S. Congressman Guy Reschenthaler's office is a result of a cooperative effort from our local and federal partners, and I am thrilled this money will be spent on supporting and preserving public safety for Westmoreland County citizens." "I was proud to join District Attorney Nicole Ziccarelli today to highlight funding for law enforcement upgrades for Westmoreland County," said Reschenthaler. "Nicole has a successful record of ensuring violent, heinous criminals receive justice for their criminal actions, and I am honored to partner with her to secure $643,355 for local law enforcement. This funding is part of the $215 million I was proud to secure last fiscal year for southwestern Pennsylvania as a member of the House Appropriations Committee." In total, Reschenthaler secured nearly $215 million for southwestern Pennsylvania in FY26. Since 2022, the Westmoreland County District Attorney's Office has pursued and secured approximately $5 million in grant funding for the benefit of public safety.
"Today was a beautiful day. School is out and summer is upon us. The smell of BBQ is in the air while outdoor activities fill our days. This year we will celebrate AMERICA's 250th anniversary. While we plan for this celebration, it is important to reflect on our NATION's history. Ours is a history that is filled will sacrifice. The attached picture is U.S.M.C. CORPORAL BRANDON HARDY. CORPORAL HARDY made the ultimate sacrifice on April 28, 2006, in Anbar Province, Iraq. Take a moment to take a deep look at this picture. This is what COMMITMENT to SACRIFICE looks like and this is what allows a NATION to endure. While you enjoy that hotdog or cheeseburger, pick up your glass of iced-T or that adult beverage and cheers Brandon, cheers your uncle who served in our armed forces, or maybe your cousin, or grandfather. The point being is to recognize that freedom isn't free and nearly 250 years of sacrifice has brought you to this moment, and to this post. Cheers to Brandon, and thank you."
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"Protecting Yourself from Identity Theft Seminar The Montour Township Police Department, in partnership with the Pennsylvania Office of the Attorney General, is hosting a crucial seminar to educate the public on how to avoid identity theft. Join us on Friday, July 10, 2026, from 1:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. at the Montour Township Building, located at 296 Jackson Street in Bloomsburg, PA 17815. This informative seminar aims to provide valuable insights and tips on how to protect yourself and your loved ones from falling victim to identity theft. Don't miss this opportunity to learn how to stay safe and secure! If you have any questions or would like more information, please email [email protected] or call 570-784-6300. Mark your calendars for Friday, July 10, 2026, and join us at the Montour Township Building to take the first step in protecting yourself from identity theft. We look forward to seeing you there!"
"K9 Titan's Watch Foundation - 6th Annual K9 Police Tournament For more information please visit titanswatch.org or by visiting their Facebook page K9 Titan's Watch Foundation! Event Date: Aug 10, 2026 12:00 AM Created Jun 16th, 2026 Johnstown Police Department"
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