The Fayetteville Police Department has continued to strengthen its relationship with the community throughout the second quarter of 2024, emphasizing trust, transparency
and proactive problem-solving. Through various outreach efforts and community programs, the department has reinforced its commitment to engaging with residents and addressing concerns that impact daily life in the city.
"Community engagement is a cornerstone of modern policing, and we are dedicated to fostering stronger relationships with the people we serve,” said Fayetteville Police Chief Kemberle Braden.
“These efforts not only help reduce crime but also create a sense of unity and trust between our officers and the community."
During the second quarter, the department conducted multiple community-oriented events, building on its mission to create a safer Fayetteville by partnering with residents, local organizations and faith-based groups. Notable initiatives included:
The department continues to encourage residents to participate in events, such as the Fayetteville Police Open House which was held on June 1. The event offered residents a closer look at the department’s operations, including scenario-based demonstrations, recruiting opportunities, and specialized unit showcases.
"We believe that a safer Fayetteville is built through collaboration with our residents,” added Braden. “Together, we can address the root causes of crime, foster a stronger community, and ensure a better future for everyone."
For more information about the Fayetteville Police Department, please visit Fayetteville Police Department's website.
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