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Published on April 29, 2024
Pastor Kyle Nieman Honored as Citizen of the Year for Community Work in White SettlementSource: White Settlement Police Department

White Settlement's very own Pastor Kyle Nieman has been awarded Citizen of the Year, a recognition of his outstanding contributions to the local community and partnership with the White Settlement Police Department (WSPD). Pastor Nieman, who leads the First Baptist Church of White Settlement, has a history of active involvement in civic events and collaborative endeavors that have significantly benefited the townspeople.

According to the White Settlement Police Department, Pastor Nieman has become a vital partner during community engagements and is also part of the department's Pastor's Coalition. His willingness to quickly jump into action and assist with a variety of tasks, from delivering death notifications to comforting families in need, has won him the respect and gratitude of many.

His church has hosted the Faith and Blue events in both 2022 and 2023, aiming to foster stronger relationships between law enforcement and the community. Reinforcing his commitment to service, Pastor Nieman is now volunteering in the WSPD's Chaplaincy Program. This role paves the way for him to provide spiritual support not only within the congregation he serves but also to the officers and community at large.

The statement released by the White Settlement Police Department said, "Pastor Nieman is always willing to help out, assist with death notifications to comfort loved ones, and help families in need across the community." The breadth of his work demonstrates a deep-rooted desire to practically engage, to actively bridge gaps, and to manifestly contribute to the well-being of his fellow citizens.

As Pastor Nieman receives this award, the White Settlement Police Department expresses its eagerness to continue collaborating with him. They anticipate a future of joint efforts that aim "to build a more resilient and strong community." Community members and local leaders alike praise Nieman's dedicated efforts and share in celebrating his accomplishment, with many eager to see what more can be accomplished through such partnerships.