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Wolf Scouts Tour New Emergency Services Facility In Somerville

The scouts learned about the duties of our law enforcement officers as well as other emergency services personnel.

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Scouts and parents observe as Officer Ryan Miller explains about the many items on display in the police museum section of the new facility. (Layne Carley)
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From left to right, Wolf Scouts, Desmond Rydzy, Alice Bouwman, Jonah Carley, James Stepper, Gideon Millard, and Owen Bouwman all display the Cub Scout Sign while posing for a photo in one of the new holding cells. (Layne Carley)
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The tour concludes in the fire department section of the facility with high fives and handshakes. (Layne Carley)

SOMERVILLE, NJ — Wolf Scouts from Cub Scout Pack 80 recently visited the new Emergency Services Facility in Somerville.

Officer Ryan Miller of the Somerville Police Department facilitated the tour in which the scouts learned about the duties of our law enforcement officers as well as other emergency services personnel.

Additionally, they were able to explore much of the advanced technology featured in this new facility. Scouting provides many opportunities to connect with and give back to our community.

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Families with kids in grades K-5 who are interested in joining Pack 80 may email cubscoutpack80@gmail.com.

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