New officer recruits participate in a community service project which introduces them to their community without having to engage in enforcement. The project educates them on resources available to serve the community, outside of traditional law enforcement definitions. Nominations for the project often come from officers on patrol that see a need in the community.
Many calls stay with officers long after they leave the scene. Officers can connect with the volunteer office and the TOA to meet the needs of those they have encountered during their shift. Previous examples include providing food, clothing, toys, resources and mentorship to families and individuals in need.
