The Hebron Ohio Police Department is hosting a celebration in honor of the retirement of one of its own, Chief Larry Brooks. After over three decades of service to the community, Chief Brooks is hanging up his hat, and members of the community are invited to show their appreciation for his years of dedicated work.
The retirement event, according to the Hebron Ohio Police Department's social media post, is scheduled for Wednesday, July 2. Chief Brooks will be available to receive well wishes from 8 AM to 4 PM, with a proper Open House Celebration, refreshments included, slated for noon until 4 PM at the Hebron Municipal Complex located at 934 West Main Street, Hebron, OH 43025.
Notably, the department has requested that attendees refrain from bringing gifts, expressing that presence and good wishes are more than enough. The retirement open house is not just a tribute to Chief Brooks' service, but also serves as an example of the strong community bonds and mutual respect between Hebron's law enforcement and its citizens.
Spanning an impressive 31-year career, Chief Brooks' leadership and commitment to the people of Hebron stand as a testament to his character and influence. This event looks to be a fitting acknowledgment of the impact he has had on the community. For those interested in attending, no advance registration is required, all are welcome within the times stated by the department.
