Staff Report / salisburylocal.org

Today, the Salisbury Police Department (SPD) is celebrating National Police Woman Day. The department expressed gratitude for the contributions of women in law enforcement who serve and protect the community. They commemorated the day through a post on their official Facebook page.

The SPD encourages community support for their women officers and focuses on recognizing their hard work and dedication. The post includes hashtags such as #SBYPD, #JoinSBYPD, #SalisburyPolice, and #salisburyfinest to promote the celebration.

Source: Salisbury, Maryland Police Department | Salisbury MD | Facebook

Source Type: Police

Source Location:

Salisbury, MD

699 W Salisbury Pkwy, Salisbury, MD

https://www.facebook.com/729104139256582/posts/902487038584957

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