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03/14/2023

LT. Mike Smith, Inv. Jody Spiegelhoff and Liz Willman presented at the 1st annual Wisconsin Peer Support Conference! Thank you for the important work you do for your fellow officers. Job well done!

03/02/2023

Prayers to all of our brothers and sisters with the Chicago Police Department.

02/08/2023

We send our condolences, thoughts and prayers out to the family, friends, and coworkers of Milwaukee Police Officer Peter Jerving.

Rest in Peace Officer Jerving
🖤💙🖤

10/10/2022

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Today is world mental health day. What have you done for your mental health today?

10/07/2022

Today is International “You Matter to Me Day.” How often do you check in with friends and family? In todays busy world we tend to get caught up in the things that keep us busy.

Take a minute today to remind those in your life that they matter.

09/12/2022

It’s all about perspective.

09/01/2022

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💜Today is International Overdose Awareness Day 💜

If you have never seen or experienced an OD you may not know what this medication does and I hope you never have to but keep reading!

You may think that is for the “hard stuff, I won’t ever need that” and friends that is just not the case nowadays because ODs are happening all the time.

Did you know when it comes to kids “experimenting” they can OD even from 🌱🍃 because it can be laced? yes even on the first try….

Narcan/Naloxone is a life saving medication and the last ditch effort to keep someone alive.

Here’s how to recognize an OD ⬇️

Recognizing an overdose can be difficult. If you aren’t sure, it is best to treat the situation like an overdose—you could save a life. Call 911 immediately. Administer naloxone, if it’s available. Do not leave the person alone. Signs of an overdose may include:

Small, constricted “pinpoint pupils”
Falling asleep or loss of consciousness
Slow, weak, or no breathing
Choking or gurgling sounds
Limp body
Cold and/or clammy skin
Discolored skin (especially in lips and nails)

❤️People can not recover if they are unalive❤️

Addiction touches us all in one form or another. It may not be you but I’m sure you know someone who has or is struggling.

08/27/2022

Happy International Dog Day to all of the amazing K9 Units at the Racine Police Department

08/25/2022

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08/12/2022

TGIF to those of you who work a normal Monday-Friday! Have a safe and happy weekend.

08/11/2022

Who do you want to be today?

08/08/2022

Happy National Happiness Happens Day!!!
Happiness is what most people are looking for in life. If we don’t have it we are dreaming of ways to achieve it.
Let us know things that make you happy so you can inspire others who are struggling

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53401-53408

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https://www.racinepeersupport.org/

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