Peru, IN – Hoosiers across Indiana are taking time today, October 28, to recognize the men and women who serve as first responders, protecting communities day and night.
According to a statement from the Indiana State Police Peru District, National First Responders Day is a moment to honor the commitment of police officers, firefighters, paramedics, 911 dispatchers, and emergency management teams who respond to calls for help statewide.
The ISP Peru Post shared appreciation for its partnerships with local police departments, sheriff’s offices, fire agencies, and EMS personnel. The post emphasized the importance of teamwork in keeping Indiana residents safe year-round.
National First Responders Day was established to highlight the sacrifices made by public safety professionals who risk their lives to serve others. Across Indiana, departments and community members are joining in expressing gratitude for their dedication.
Residents are encouraged to thank first responders in their area or share messages of appreciation on social media using #NationalFirstRespondersDay.
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