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nless they have reason to call the police, many of our community members rarely have cause to meet or talk with do in our small community on a daily basis. Our social media efforts have helped us reach out to our community in ways that were not possible in the past. Every week we reach thousands of people with our posts, stories, pictures, and public safety messages. These efforts have allowed our community to see and understand what we do like never before. Over the last several years we have grown our Facebook following from about 600 followers to almost 6300 followers at the time of this report. Many of those who follow our Facebook page live or work in our community, and we regularly hear from citizens about how much they enjoy and appreciate the page. In the beginning of 2018, we set a goal to expand our social media reach by starting an Instagram page. Since then that page has grown to more than 1,000 followers. police officer at CLPD. We share photos of our beautiful community. We share stories of great police work by our staff. We talk openly and honesty about the struggles that we face as a community, and our emotions as we deal with the trials and tribulations of police work. We pass on important public safety information and crime alerts. We also share information on in-progress incidents when necessary and tell our success stories. Our social media team includes Lt. Russ Blanck, Corporal Dixon, Officer BJ Stepan, Officer Katy Mannin, CSOs Carlson and Larson, and Office Supervisor Kathy Honkomp. This team consists of staff from all three shifts, which helps us tell stories from patrol and pass on critical public safety information at the push of a button on an almost around-the- clock basis. We are very proud of our social media program. Search Centennial Lakes Police Department on Facebook or 20