Members of the Prince George's County Police Department
proudly rolled up their sleeves to help with the annual "Christmas in
April" event this weekend. "Christmas in April" is a non-profit
organization that repairs homes for low income and disabled homeowners. PGPD
members first began volunteering with the organization back in 1989.
Police officers who are skilled in home repair served as
house captains. House captains were tasked with organizing the volunteers and
acting as the on-site managers. The PGPD worked on homes in Landover, Clinton,
Hyattsville, Upper Marlboro, Temple Hills, and Fort Washington.
This year in Prince George's County, approximately 3,000
volunteers worked on as many as 90 homes.
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