In recognition of Alaska Law Enforcement Appreciation Day, Lieutenant Governor Nancy Dahlstrom Monday, visited law enforcement agencies on the Kenai Peninsula.
To show her and Governor Dunleavy’s appreciation for the dedication and sacrifice of Alaska’s law enforcement officers and agencies, Lt. Governor Dahlstrom personally delivered pizzas and a heartfelt “thank you.”
“Alaska Law Enforcement Appreciation Day is a great day to remember and recognize the selflessness and commitment that our LEO communities exemplify. These fine individuals are the heroes who run toward danger when others run away, and are always at the ready help to maintain public safety. Governor Dunleavy and I are constantly humbled by the dedication and sacrifice of Alaska’s local Police forces, the Alaska State Troopers, Alaska Wildlife Troopers, Park Rangers, Village Public Safety Officers, Correctional Officers, and Court Services Officers,” said Lt. Governor Dahlstrom.“Alaska’s law enforcement community is one that we are especially thankful for, and wish to extend our appreciation and thanks to everyday – not just today.”
Lt. Governor Dahlstrom visited Wildwood Correctional Center, Soldotna Police Department, Alaska State Troopers and Alaska Wildlife Troopers, Kenai Probation, Pretrial, and Parole Office, Kenai Police Department, and the Soldotna Public Safety Communications Center on Monday.
Governor Dunleavy has proclaimed January 9, 2023, as “Alaska Law Enforcement Appreciation Day.” Read Governor Dunleavy’s proclamation here.
