The White Settlement Police Department calls on the community's youngest members to contribute their artistic talents for a festive cause. Through a social media post, the department announced a Christmas card design contest, inviting children to create imagery that will be spread across the nation to police chiefs and local partners.
According to the official Facebook post by the White Settlement Police Department, the chosen winners, one from each category, will not only have the honor of their designs being used as the department's official Christmas cards, but they will also receive a special token of appreciation from Police Chief Chris Cook. Alongside their families, the selected artists will be awarded a challenge coin and additional goodies, recognizing their contribution to the seasonal spirit of camaraderie and goodwill.
This initiative not only engages the community's youth in a creative endeavor but also acts as a bridge between the police force and the residents they serve. The department has made the submission process straightforward: participants should direct their entries to Laura Gonzalez at [email protected] by Wednesday, November 27. The anticipation builds towards Friday, November 29, when the winning designs will be revealed to the public.
