Officer Emily King was recently appointed as the Gilbert Police Department’s first youngsters Community Engagement Officer, marking a proactive move to strengthen the relationship between law enforcement and local youngsters. According to Gilbert, Arizona, this program was started in the summer of 2024 with the goal of improving communication and positive involvement between the local police department and Gilbert’s younger citizens.
King, a former Police Cadet Advisor and alumnus of Gilbert’s Regional Police Academy, was assigned to this new role in August. She has already begun working in her position and is already investigating successful strategies for youth involvement in other communities. “It was created to perform routine evaluations, and King will be reviewing the youth-related Calls for Service in collaboration with the local patrol officers and counselors,” Gilbert, Arizona said.
The Gilbert Police Department provided information on Officer King’s goals and vision in their most recent press release. “Through these initiatives, Officer King aims to empower our youth to become active and informed members of their community,”Gilbert, AZstated. A video posted on the Gilbert Police Department’s website gives the public a more intimate look at the officer leading this new endeavor and provides additional details about Officer King’s work and the department’s youth engagement initiatives.
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