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KANSAS CITY, Mo. 鈥?Kansas City, Missouri, Police Department Interim Chief Joseph Mabin announced Monday that h
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stanley thermoskanne on unifies resources within KCPD that have functioned more individually, to improve communication and to better serve the public. KCPD s social workers, community interaction officers, crisis intervention team, crime-free multi-housing officers, chaplains and LGBTQ+ liaison officer will fall under the Community Engagement Division.Major Kari Thompson, the major of the East Patrol Division, was selected by Mabin to lead the division. I am proud of this department, Mabin said in the KCPD Chief s Blog. Still, we can be better. We can serve better. And that is why I have authorized the creation of a new Community Engagement Division effective Dec. 11. Mabin says the division is a reminder to the public the department i
stanley quencher s still working to strengthen its community bonds and improve relationships. In countless ways, the Community Engagement Division will meet people where they are with care and concern, Mabin said. Moving forward, Qyfd A woman thought she bought a massive rainbow tree on social media. This is what came instead.
CASS COUNTY, Mo
stanley cups . 鈥?The majority of people testing positive for COVID-19 are unvaccinated, reigniting urgency from Kansas City-area health leaders to make sure everyone who is eligible, gets vaccinated. In Cass County, 32% of the population is ful
stanley drinking cup ly vaccinated, and 35.2% have had at least one dose. The Cass County Health Department also reported there were 47 confirmed COVID-19 cases in the past week, up from 38 cases the week prior.With the delta variant spreading rapidly in Missouri, some residents have decided to get the shot. I know too many people that have lost their lives to it, Harrisonville resident Joni Mabry said.Richard Carmack, a Belton resident, sai
stanley cups d he got vaccinated to protect his wife. Thirty-two percent out of everybody out here, thats a pretty low number, I think, Carmack said. I didnt want to get it to begin with. I just did it for her. However, others in Cass County felt differently, either not wanting the shot at all or they still were hesitant. We trust God and you know, we want to be careful, but we want to live our lives too, Harrisonville resident Kathy Waddle said. I just weigh the risk, and thats the way Ive gone on it. Haley Peal, of Belton, said s
