Officers from District C-11 joined Father Conway and members of the Bowdoin and Geneva communities in Dorchester for the annual “Good Friday Walk”. The walk made several stops throughout the neighborhood to honor and remember those who have been lost to violence, creating a powerful and reflective experience for all in attendance. It was a […]
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Officers from District D-4 visited South End Girl Scouts Troop #4629 to share important safety tips about making smart choices while out in their communities. During the visit, officers engaged with the scouts in conversation, offering guidance on staying aware and looking out for one another. Each participant also received a safety bag sponosored by
Officers from District A-1 and the Bureau of Community Engagement teamed up with our friends at the Beverly Gibbons Center to prepare for the annual Easter Egg Hunt at the Bunker Hill Monument. Working alongside the seniors, our officers helped fill nearly 5,000 eggs with stickers and small toys in preparation for the big day.
Officers from District E-5 joined students and faculty from St. Theresa of Avila School in West Roxbury for some exciting basketball. Officers hit the court with students from all grade levels, creating a fun atmosphere with friendly competition. The students brought their A-game, showing off impressive skills and coming away with wins across the board.
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Officers from the Bureau of Community Engagement (BCE) returned to Dorchester House for another session of the H.O.P.E. Taekwondo Program. Our young participants focused on refining their form, paying attention to detail while practicing new techniques and strengthening the fundamentals of Taekwondo. The session showcased discipline, growth, and a commitment to improving each time. The
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Officers from the Bureau of Community Engagement continued the Tiny Tots Police Academy Program at Mother Caroline Academy. This session included participants practicing their salutes, getting in some exercise, and wrapped up with a rock, paper, scissors contest. It was a great day spent with the youth we proudly serve, and our officers are already
Officers from District B-2 partnered with the Massachusetts Association of Minority Law Enforcement Officers (MAMLEO) to distribute groceries and flowers to local residents. Our officers assisted with packing boxes of fresh groceries, hand-delivering flowers, and ensuring everyone was able to safely bring their items home. The event brought smiles to many and provided meaningful support
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BPD in the Community: G.R.O.W. program celebrates women and girls all year long In honor of Women’s History Month, we proudly highlighted women in first responder roles. Our participants specifically requested to learn more about these roles as they explore careers in these fields and beyond. G.R.O.W. proudly heard from and celebrated a powerful network of
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BPD in the Community: Officers from our Bureau of Community Engagement spent time with a kindergarten class at the Blackstone School in the South End. Our officers joined visitors to the school from across the city to read with students, making it a fun and memorable day for everyone involved!
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BPD in the Community: Officers from District D-4 (South End) Community Service Office joined fellow community leaders for the second annual Read Across Blackstone event at Blackstone School. Officers joined together to promote literacy and inspire a love of reading among students. Events like this highlight the power of community partnerships in supporting education and helping
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