Department Initiatives
The Kidical Mass Bike Ride FWPD participated in the first Kidical Mass Bike Ride on February 14. The event was organized to promote bicycle safety on public roads and cy- cling paths for both children and their parents, and provide an opportunity for cycling on public roads in a family friendly environment. The final Story Time with Chief Neil Noakes, be- fore his retirement in May, was held on March 4 at the East Berry Library. Chief Noakes chose stories about police, community helpers, and being kind. Chief Noakes has read stories to many children since the program started in 2022 as a tool to pro- mote early childhood literacy. The attendees were sworn in as Junior Officers. Story Time with Chief Neil Noakes On March 7, FWPD hosted a graduation cere- mony for Class 158. The class added 44 officers to the force. Welcome to FWPD! FWPD Class 158 Graduation The promotional ceremony held January 13 included the promotion of Stephanie Ricks to Deputy Chief, Amelia Heise to Commander, Christopher Gorrie to Captain, John Pogue, Ebony Bryan, and Brandee Fear- neyhough to Lieutenant, five to Sergeant, and six to Detective/Corporal. Congratulations to all. FWPD Promotions
FWPD hosted and attended multiple community events during the past quarter. FWPD partnered with community leaders and businesses to provide residents with opportunities to gather together. Events in- cluded Hope Farm Date Night, National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day, and Citizens on Patrol Service Pin Awards. Community Events
Hope Farm Mother & Son Date Night
National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day
Citizens on Patrol Service Pin Awards
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