Shown from left are: Ann Marie Schraeder ’79, Vice President, LCCC Alumni Association, Jody Hahn ’19, Treasurer, LCCC Alumni Association, John Yudichak, President, Patrolman Kyle Bielecki for the City Of Nanticoke, Tricia Besermin ‘08, President, LCCC Alumni Association, Bonnie Lauer ’87, Director, Alumni Relations, Gloria Migatulski ’88, member LCCC Alumni Association Submitted Photo
The Luzerne County Community College Alumni Association is proud to announce a donation of $1,000 to the Nanticoke Police Department to support their newly formed Special Response Team, which aims to combat illegal drug activity within the Nanticoke community.
Officer Kyle Bielecki of the Nanticoke Police Department approached the college to discuss this vital initiative, which is focused on acquiring the necessary equipment for officers. The Special Response Team will allow officers to respond more effectively to incidents, having equipment readily available at moments’ notice and ensuring swift action without the delays of returning to the station.
“The support from the Alumni Association is invaluable as we strive to make our community safer,” said Officer Bielecki. “This donation will assist us in procuring essential gear and supplies needed for our officers to combat drug activity.”
The Alumni Association, dedicated to promoting Luzerne County Community College’s mission of providing quality education at an affordable cost, has been actively involved in community initiatives since its inception in 1975. This donation reflects their commitment to the safety and well-being of the Nanticoke community.
“For our alumni to give back in such a meaningful way is a testament to the strong ties that exist between our graduates and the community we serve,” said Bonnie Lauer Director of Alumni Relations. “We believe in supporting local efforts that contribute to the safety and improvement of our neighborhoods.”
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