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BPD's Operation Blue Santa Receives $24K in Donations - Vimarsana News

BPD's Operation Blue Santa Receives $24K in Donations

During the recent Buffalo City Council meeting Erika McCarter, public safety administrator with the Buffalo Police Department, gave an update on Operation Blue Santa for Christmas 2023. McCarter and her police officer husband Brian organize the annual event, which helps local families in need dur

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Jo Co Sheriff's Office to Get Body Cameras - Vimarsana News

Jo Co Sheriff's Office to Get Body Cameras

The Johnson County Commission has approved and accepted an agreement for body-worn cameras for the sheriff's department for a total amount of $35,453.06 with a local match of $17,426.50. Sheriff's office employee Jennifer Jackson, who along with Erika McCarter applied for the grant, gave more det

Chief Gives Report for Buffalo Police Department - Vimarsana News

Chief Gives Report for Buffalo Police Department

Buffalo Police Chief Sean Bissett gave his monthly report for August during the recent city council meeting. He detailed a couple of incidents. He wanted to remind residents to lock their cars and to keep valuables out of sight. Bissett said Dispatch handled 3,468 calls during the mon

Buffalo's Operation Blue Santa Sees Increased Need for Assistance - Vimarsana News

Buffalo's Operation Blue Santa Sees Increased Need for Assistance

During this week's Buffalo City Council meeting, Erika McCarter gave an update on Operation Blue Santa for the 2022 Christmas season. McCarter, along with her husband Brian, organize the annual event, which she explained more about. The program helped four families, or 15 people, which sh