A Resolution designating the week of June 16 through 22, 2025, as "Women in Law Enforcement Week" in Pennsylvania.
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Overview
This resolution designates the week of June 16 through 22, 2025, as "Women in Law Enforcement Week" in Pennsylvania. The resolution recognizes the historical contributions of women in the Pennsylvania State Police, acknowledges the underrepresentation of women in the field, and highlights the challenges they face. It aims to raise awareness and celebrate the achievements of women serving as law enforcement professionals.
Key provisions
- Designates the week of June 16-22, 2025, as "Women in Law Enforcement Week" in Pennsylvania.
- Acknowledges the Pennsylvania State Police’s pioneering integration of women troopers in 1972.
- Recognizes the current number of women serving in the Pennsylvania State Police.
- Highlights the persistent underrepresentation of women in law enforcement roles.
- Notes the challenges women face, including balancing careers with family responsibilities.
- References research suggesting positive outcomes from increased female representation in law enforcement.
- Celebrates the sacrifices made by law enforcement professionals.
- Expresses appreciation for the contributions of women in the field.
Who is affected
- Pennsylvania State Police
- Women in law enforcement
- Pennsylvania residents
- Law enforcement professionals
- The General Assembly of Pennsylvania
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Joseph Hohenstein
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