DOVER — Assemblywoman Aura Dunn’s recent engagement with Community-Oriented Policing (COP) alongside Officer Louis Sperry underscores the significance of building strong relationships between law enforcement and the communities they serve. COP emphasizes proactive strategies where officers like Officer Sperry dedicate themselves to understanding neighborhood challenges, fostering trust, and inspiring future law enforcement professionals. Such initiatives are vital for creating safer, more united communities. This event was held at Dover Moose Lodge 541.
Assemblywoman Dunn has a history of supporting community-focused initiatives. She has served on the boards of Morris Habitat for Humanity and Morris County Mental Health Addictions Services. Additionally, she volunteers as a JBWS-certified domestic violence crisis response team member for local police departments.
By participating in COP activities, Assemblywoman Dunn and Officer Sperry exemplify the positive impact of collaborative efforts between public officials and law enforcement in strengthening community bonds.
