On behalf of our community, we, Elizabethtown Area Residents, are in support of more funds being allocated to drug investigations and law enforcement in the Elizabethtown, PA area.
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December 12, 2016
I am honestly a bit overwhelmed by the momentum behind this request. It is truly humbling to see so many of you agree that our community deserves more resources for these investigations.
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As a long term resident of Elizabethtown I'm sad to see substance misuse in our area. What gives me hope is that people here care about making change and supporting programs that work to rid our area of this epidemic. If we don't do something it will only get worse. Having strong communication and coordination from law enforcement is a must and it sounds like this position would provide that.
We must try to accept, support and help those with this disease of addiction, instead of shaming them .
Please add an additional officer. Our communities are being ravaged by the drug epidemic.
Budgeting is difficult with many competing priorities. Thank you for giving serious consideration to this most important allocation.
Our community deserves increased funds to help the police and others get our citizens to smarten up. Drugs are killing our children. Stop the carnage.
anything little thing that can help is desirable.
Too many deaths and too much devastation due to drugs = this is a necessity!
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On behalf of our community, we, Elizabethtown Area Residents, are in support of more funds being allocated to drug investigations and law enforcement in the Elizabethtown, PA area.
Updates
December 12, 2016
I am honestly a bit overwhelmed by the momentum behind this request. It is truly humbling to see so many of you agree that our community deserves more resources for these investigations.
12 Comments
Submitted by Peg Over Chairperson of Elizabethtown Church of the Brethren witness commission. Voted/approved at our January 14 meeting.
As a long term resident of Elizabethtown I'm sad to see substance misuse in our area. What gives me hope is that people here care about making change and supporting programs that work to rid our area of this epidemic. If we don't do something it will only get worse. Having strong communication and coordination from law enforcement is a must and it sounds like this position would provide that.
We must try to accept, support and help those with this disease of addiction, instead of shaming them .
Please add an additional officer. Our communities are being ravaged by the drug epidemic.
Budgeting is difficult with many competing priorities. Thank you for giving serious consideration to this most important allocation.
Our community deserves increased funds to help the police and others get our citizens to smarten up. Drugs are killing our children. Stop the carnage.
anything little thing that can help is desirable.
Too many deaths and too much devastation due to drugs = this is a necessity!
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Submitted by Peg Over Chairperson of Elizabethtown Church of the Brethren witness commission. Voted/approved at our January 14 meeting.