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Magee Police Serving & Engaging in our Community By Chief Denis Borges

Sue Honea by Sue Honea
October 2, 2024
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The Magee Police Department is committed to not only enforcing the law but also actively serving and engaging with our community. Law enforcement is about much more than arrests and citations it’s about being a positive force in the lives of those we serve, especially our children. Our officers are dedicated to making a lasting difference by becoming deeply involved in the neighborhoods they protect.

Magee Policeman Nic Palomino

 

We are incredibly grateful to Bridgette Lee, manager of Raleigh Annex apartments  in Magee, for her steadfast support of this mission. Bridgette is a shining example of community leadership, dedicating her time to helping and guiding local children. As law enforcement officers, we recognize that meaningful engagement with our youth is essential to preventing the challenges many face, such as drug abuse and gang involvement. Kids aren’t born with bad intentions; they thrive, or falter based on the direction and discipline they receive. When parents and communities work together, showing both love and accountability, we can keep our children on the right path.

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Bridgette’s dedication to our young people reflects the core values that drive the Magee Police Department. It is crucial that we, as law enforcement, take an active role in supporting and mentoring the next generation. By working alongside community members like Bridgette, we can ensure a safer and stronger future for our city.

 

We thank Bridgette Lee for her commitment to the children of Magee and look forward to continuing our partnership with local leaders who share our vision of service, protection, and community involvement.

 

(Pictured:  Fire Chief David Craft, Policeman Nic Palomino, Policeman Vance Hamilton, Mayor Dale Berry,   Bridgett Lee, Police Chief Denis Borges, and Yolanda Acey

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