Celebrating Local Officers During Police Week

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Each May, National Police Week is acknowledged across the nation. Locally, Monmouth Police Chief Joe Switzer recognizes the officers that serve and protect the City of Monmouth:

Events for National Police Week will take place Sunday, May 11^th through Saturday, May 17^th in Washington, D.C., with the 37^th Annual Candlelight Vigil, honoring the fallen officers, on Tuesday, May 13^th.

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The Monmouth Police Department welcomes Christopher Salemi as the newest officer! Pictured here being sworn in, Christopher is ready to serve the community with honor. His training has begun in Dixon.

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