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Ottawa County Grant

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Updated: January 7, 2009
An area county will now have full-time police protection in its schools. A 31-thousand dollar grant has been awarded by the Quapaw tribe to fund a full time school resource officer in ottawa county. Deputy Lloyd Guilford has been assigned to serve the seven schools in the county. He says he hopes the position will have a positive influence on the students. "Well I hope that the new school resource officer will have enought time to share with the kids, get a better coorporation with the children and build a rapport where law enforcement wont be quite as a new thing to them and a bad figure. I`d like to make a new role model to the children,"said Deputy Lloyd Guilford, School Resource Center. Deputy Guilford also serves as the DARE officer for the Ottawa County Sheriff`s Department. Reported By: Robin Rogers

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