Marshall police honored for efforts to strengthen community ties
MARSHALL, Texas (KTAL/KMSS) — The New Town Neighborhood Association recognized the Marshall Police Department (MPD) during their S.O.U.P. (Serving Others Unifying People) event.
Held at Mt. Zion Spiritual Church #2, the event included a community meal, a recognition ceremony, and entertainment.
MPD officers were recognized for their involvement in neighborhood discussions, support of Spring and Fall Clean-Up efforts, and overall commitment to strengthening community ties.
Police Chief Cliff Carruth is happy with his officers' work, saying, 'It means a great deal to be recognized by the community we proudly serve, and we look forward to continuing our efforts to connect with and support our neighborhoods.'
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