ALEXANDRIA, VA – Members of the Alexandria Police Department’s Technical Services Section spent part of this week volunteering at the Alexandria Community Shelter, continuing the department’s tradition of service beyond law enforcement duties.
The volunteer group included sworn officers and professional staff, such as records clerks and the department’s IT supervisor.
Officials said the effort highlights APD’s ongoing commitment to strengthening community ties and supporting local residents in need.
Key Points
- Alexandria Police Department staff volunteered at the Alexandria Community Shelter on November 5.
- Participants included both sworn officers and civilian staff members from the Technical Services Section.
- The initiative reflects APD’s continued focus on community engagement and service beyond policing.
Department members step up to serve outside the badge
The volunteer event brought together members from multiple divisions of the Alexandria Police Department, demonstrating what officials called “a shared spirit of compassion and teamwork.”
Staff members spent the day assisting with shelter operations and helping serve residents, providing both technical and hands-on support.
Building trust through service
The department emphasized that initiatives like this one are part of a broader effort to foster stronger community relationships. By volunteering their time, employees showcased the department’s belief that public service extends far beyond enforcement responsibilities.
APD praises volunteers for community commitment
In a statement, department leaders thanked the volunteers for representing the Alexandria Police Department and its core values of service, respect, and community partnership. The department said it plans to continue engaging in community support activities throughout the year to strengthen connections with the residents they serve.
