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$500 Rural King Gift Card Raffle
C.P.A.A.A. FUNDRAISER
Tickets will be sold at:
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Touch-A-Truck, Saturday June 7, 2025​​
Freedom Festival, Friday July 4, 2025​
National Night Out, Tuesday, August 5, 2025
only 500 tickets to sell
1st Annual Indoor Golf Scramble
The C.P.A.A.A. is proud to announce its first 9/11 Remembrance fundraiser.
We are happy to be partnering with Tee 18 Golf in Maineville.
Bookings for a two hour bay can be made on the Tee 18 website. You can scan the QR code on the flyer or click here.
Check back often as new and exciting details will be coming soon.
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Police Department post from Facebook March 13, 2025
Honoring Our Four-Legged Heroes on K9 Veterans Day
Today, on K9 Veterans Day, we take a moment to remember and honor the Hamilton Township Police Department K9s who dedicated their lives to serving and protecting our community. These incredible canines were more than just working dogs—they were partners, protectors, and family to their handlers and fellow officers.
We proudly recognize the service and sacrifice of four remarkable K9s who faithfully served and have since passed on. These K-9s played a vital role in protecting officers, tracking suspects, detecting narcotics, and engaging with our community. Their loyalty and courageous service left a lasting impact, and today, we honor their legacy.
Forever faithful. Forever remembered.
K9 Czar – Served in the 1990s with Handler Andy Roosa
K9 Carlos – Served until 2005 with Handler Tim Rector
K9 Perro – Served from 2005 to 2009 with Handler Tim Rector
K9 Danno – Served from 2007 to 2009 with Handler Darcy Vibbard
Police Department post from Facebook March 5, 2025
Heroic Act Recognized at Little Miami Primary School
On Monday, March 3rd, during the final lunch period at Little Miami Local Schools Primary School, custodian Denise Day embodied the courage and kindness every parent hopes their child is surrounded by at school. When a student began choking on a silver dollar-sized piece of bread, her classmates immediately recognized the emergency and quickly sought help.
Denise rushed over and administered the Heimlich maneuver. On the second thrust, the obstruction was dislodged, and the student could breathe again. After ensuring the student was safe, Denise returned to work, never expecting recognition for her actions.
Denise's quick thinking, calm under pressure, and dedication to the students' well-being are testaments to the unsung heroes working in our schools daily. This moment is also a powerful reminder of the importance of teamwork—from the students who sought help to Denise, who responded without hesitation.
Let's take a moment to celebrate and thank Denise Day!
School Resource Officer Andrew Hayslip proudly presented Denise with the"You've Been Caught Doing a Good Deed" award. This award is part of the National Association of School Resource Officers (NASRO) program, which honors those outstanding individuals who go above and beyond to make a positive difference in their schools.
Police Department post from Facebook March 2, 2025
March is Women’s History Month, and we’re proud to celebrate the women serving at HTPD who impact our Township daily.​
From breaking barriers to inspiring us with courage and dedication, these remarkable women lead with integrity, strength, and compassion. Their work shapes the future of public safety right here in Hamilton Township!
Join us this month in honoring our active HTPD women in policing. They’re building a safer, stronger tomorrow for all.
#WomensHistoryMonth #WomenInPolicing
Police Department post from Facebook February 10, 2025
We also have a few extras available if you haven’t purchased one yet! The ribbons are just $10 each; we accept cash or Venmo. All proceeds will go directly to Officer Megan Graham in her battle against stage 4 cervical cancer!
Thank you for supporting such an important cause!
#FightLikeMegan #Support​
Police Department post from Facebook February 4 , 2025
Standing with Officer Megan Graham
Officer Megan Graham has dedicated the past nine years to serving and protecting. She began her law enforcement career with the Springboro Ohio Police Department, serving six years before joining the Hamilton Township Police Department in 2022.
In January 2024, Megan began experiencing chronic abdominal pain. After months of doctor visits, referrals, MRIs, and CT scans, she received the devastating diagnosis of Stage 4B cervical cancer. Within the last two months, the cancer has spread, but Megan refuses to let this define her. She is a fighter , tackling this battle with the same strength and determination she brings to her job every day. She is undergoing aggressive treatment, including chemotherapy, with one goal in mind: to beat this and return to serving the community she loves.
A Symbol of Support
#FightLikeMegan
Today, Megan personally affixed ribbons to several of our police cruisers—a powerful reminder of her strength and determination. These custom ribbons will be displayed on all Hamilton Township cruisers as a symbol of unity, support, and encouragement for Megan as she fights this battle. Every time our officers hit the streets, these ribbons will stand as a tribute to her resilience and the community standing behind her.
A GoFundMe has been established to assist Megan with medical expenses and other financial burdens. Please consider donating and sharing to support her in this fight: Donate Here: https://gofund.me/eb4d8ae2
Let’s rally around Megan and show her the same strength and support she has always shown us.
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(A special thank you to Vivid WRAPS for generously donating the ribbons at no cost. Your support means so much!)