COUNTY OF OCONEE: Oconee County Proclaims May 11-17 “Law Enforcement Appreciation Week”

COUNTY OF OCONEE: Oconee County Proclaims May 11-17 “Law Enforcement Appreciation Week”
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County of Oconee issued the following announcement on May 5. 

The Oconee County Board of Commissioners presented a proclamation recognizing May 11 through 17 as “Law Enforcement Appreciation Week” to Oconee County Sheriff James Hale and Chief Deputy Jeremy Wasdin at the Board’s regular meeting on Tuesday, May 3. Law Enforcement Week recognizes the dedicated and selfless service that the Sheriff’s Office provides to the residents of Oconee County. 

Original source can be found here.

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Source: County of Oconee



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