Will County States Attorney James Glasgow recently visited the Tinley Park Police Department to meet the new K9 officer, Helmut and his handler, officer Kelly Sweeney. Glasgow visits TPPD to meet new K9 officer If you're interested in hosting a meeting in your neighborhood, contact Deputy Chief Larry Rafferty at or (708) 444-5300. Tinley Park Police Chief Matthew Walsh addresses residents during the second of many planned police beat meetings in the Village. Police hosting neighborhood beat meetings

If you'd like to assist, just write a check made payable to 'Tinley Park Citizens Police Academy Alumni Association' and mail it or drop it off to the Tinley Park Police Department, 7850 W. The Alumni Association accepts donations to help purchase items for the police department. Members of the Tinley Park Citizens Police Academy Alumni Association recently presented the Tinley Park Police Department with K9 first-aid backpacks, Narcan kits and goggles for the department's new K9 dogs, Helmut and Ron. National Night Out is an annual event celebrated across the country that promotes police/community partnerships and neighborhood camaraderie. Residents came out to meet and greet local public safety teams and enjoy live music and a magic show. The Tinley Park Police Department recently held its National Night Out celebration at Freedom Park.

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