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Hanover, VA—The Hanover County Sheriff's Office has received an award for its outstanding Motorist Assistance program.
Virginia Association of Counties (VACo) Achievement Award recognizes local government programs in several award categories that are assessed according to their innovation, cooperation, and model practices.
The Hanover Sheriff's Office has trained 24 Hanover residents, all of whom are now participating in the Motorist Assistance patrol program.
Their duties include helping stranded motorists, directing traffic, assisting with traffic hazards, and providing guidance and assistance to those traveling in and through the County.
Colonel David R. Hines made the following statement: "The Sheriff's Office is very fortunate that among the 600 plus graduates of the Citizens Police Academy, many have decided to stay on and actively contribute to the operations of the Sheriff's Office where they provide a valuable service to our citizens. This award is a testament to their dedication to the citizens of Hanover County, as well as to volunteerism. We are indebted to them for their service and proud of their efforts to ensure our County continues to be a great place to live and work,"
To learn more about the Hanover County Sheriff's office and the community programs they offer, please visit www.hanoversheriff.com.
