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Park County Law Enforcement forms new nonprofit

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Park County Law Enforcement Gives Back is giving out $5,000 scholarships to five selected students. The scholarships are given in memory of Nate Carrigan, a former deputy who died in service in 2016. The group hopes that the transparency of working with the community on various events and activities will help form a stronger bond between law enforcement and locals.

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Park County Law Enforcement forms new nonprofit

A new non-profit organization has been formed in Park County. Park County Law Enforcement Gives Back is composed of four members including President Scott Dodge, Vice President Tom McGraw, Treasurer Erin Springer and Secretary Claylynn Ryszkowski. Part of the organization’s…

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