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The Perkins Township Police Department is committed to providing the highest quality police service to those who live, work and visit the Township of Perkins. We strive to work with our community to maintain the highest level of public safety. We are dedicated to protecting life, property and maintaining order while giving fair and equal treatment to everyone. |  |
Local Heroes
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Perkins Police Chief Klamar presented a Life Saving Award to Officer Aaron Bramel for his action in giving aid to a gentleman prior to the arrival of the Perkins EMS Squad. Chief Klamar read a letter that he had received from Chief Rick Myosky of the Fire Department commending the actions of Officer Bramel. Chief Klamar then presented Officer Bramel with a Life Saving Ribbon, which he will be able to wear on his uniform. Officer Bramel gave an emotional acknowledgement of the awards. Perkins Township Trustee Mr. Jeff Ferrell also presented Officer Bramel with a certificate acknowledging his actions.
Pictured from left to right are: Township Trustee Jeff Ferrell, Officer Aaron Bramel, Township Trustee Tim Coleman, and Township Trustee Bill Dwelle |
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