Police officers to work in Cherkasy Oblast’s AHs

On 29 July, within the framework of the “Police Officer of the Hromada” project, the heads of thirty-two amalgamated hromadas of the Cherkasy Oblast signed a memorandum of cooperation with the oblast police. Therefore, each hromada will have its own officer who will work and live directly on the AH territory.

The pilot project “Police Officer of the Hromada” was presented in November last year in the Dnipropetrovsk Oblast. And on 28 May this year, the officers solemnly graduated to take over their duties. The first days of their work began with acquaintance with hromadas, AH heads and the deputy corps. They visited educational institutions, and problematic families.

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Police officers to work in Cherkasy Oblast’s AHs

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