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For the second year, Durango Police Department officers are donning pink patches and pink badges to raise awareness and money in the fight against breast cancer. “There are several officers and employ...

When Julian Jolivette’s mother was diagnosed with breast cancer during the pandemic, the San Mateo police officer quickly realized how difficult it can be to navigate the health care system.

LINCOLN — October marks the return of the Pink Patch Project for many law enforcement agencies across the state and many Nebraska State Troopers will be wearing pink NSP patches

NCSO deputies and police officers from partnering jurisdictions are wearing pink badges in recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

The Vacaville Police Department will honor October as Breast Cancer Awareness month by wearing pink undershirts and shoulder patches while on duty this month. “We have once again partnered with the Pink Patch Project, a first responder based initiative that serves to raise awareness and support local organizations,” the department stated in a Facebook post. […]

Ridgefield is joining public safety agencies in Clark County and across the nation by participating in the “Pink Patch Project” for the sixth consecutive year this October. According …

This is the sixth year the Nebraska State Patrol has taken part in the Pink Patch Project.

In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October, the Harper College Police Department will be participating in the Pink Patch Project, a collaborative project between the Los Angeles County Police Chiefs Association and public safety agencies throughout the U.S. The initiative is designed to raise awareness about breast cancer and the importance of early detection.

SAVANNAH, Tenn. -- The proceeds from the Savannah Police Department's Pink Patch Project were presented to a local cancer center.

The department has been participating in the nationwide Pink Patch Project campaign since 2020.