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July 23, 2015
| Updated: January 29, 2019
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Steve Helm
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Shine the Light: Chief Scesney, Grand Prairie PD
9/22/2020“I love my community. There’s no secret there. I’m blessed to work side by side with the best department. I appreciate SOTX athletes and families for sticking with us side by side.” - Chief Scesney
Shine the Light: Carye Adkins, Abilene PD
9/15/2020Of working with SOTX, Adkins said, “Special Olympics has become so personal. My son participates, and it’s starting to become a generational thing. I get so much encouragement, it motivates me to do more.”
Shine the Light: Chief Salvaggio, Leon Valley PD
9/8/2020Athletes, “This is going to pass, and we are going to get back to normal. We all look forward to the day when we can get together. After a day of spending time with the you all, officers come back with smiles on their faces and more relaxed than before,” Salvaggio explains.
Shine the Light: Officer Doug Sisk, Duncanville PD
9/1/2020Office SIsk is heavily involved with LETR and the Special Olympics. “I have more LETR shirts than I know how to count. It’s kind of a tradition to wear the one with the big Texas flag when I go out to conferences. It’s a conversation starter. When I retire I’m going to learn how to sow and make a blanket out of them,” Sisk claimed.
