Camp Shoresh Junior Division Visits Frederick County Sheriff’s Office
Frederick County, Maryland – The Frederick County Sheriff’s Office welcomed a delightful group of young visitors from Camp Shoresh’s Junior Division this week. The campers participated in a memorable experience, where they were officially sworn in as Junior Deputies, marking a special moment in their summer camp activities.
During their visit, the campers had the unique opportunity to engage with Sheriff Chuck Jenkins. They asked insightful questions about law enforcement and community safety, demonstrating their eagerness to learn more about the vital role that deputies play in maintaining public safety in Frederick County. The interaction fostered a sense of community and understanding between the youth and local law enforcement.
In a heartwarming gesture, the campers also brought along homemade cookies for the deputies, creating a friendly atmosphere that highlighted the importance of community engagement. Such interactions not only strengthen relationships between the Sheriff’s Office and local residents but also encourage youth to take an active interest in public service.
“Thank you for spending part of your day with us, Camp Shoresh! We hope to see our newest Junior Deputies again soon,” Sheriff Jenkins expressed, emphasizing the significance of fostering positive relationships with the younger generation.
This visit underscores the Sheriff’s Office’s commitment to community outreach and education, aiming to inspire future leaders within Frederick County. The Sheriff’s Office looks forward to more visits from local organizations and continues to encourage engagement with the youth of our community.
Source: Frederick County Sheriff’s Office (Facebook) — original post
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Read the original article at Frederick County Government