Green County Law Enforcement Donates School Supplies

A Green County organization that brings together police chiefs, the sheriff and other law enforcement administrators is helping students start the new school year with supplies, including a donation delivered to New Glarus Elementary School.

Todd Klassy
by Todd Klassy
Green County Law Enforcement Donates School Supplies
Members of the Green County Law Enforcement Administrators Association stand with carts of school supplies purchased for Green County school districts as part of the group’s back-to-school donation effort. The supplies were later distributed to schools across the county, including the New Glarus School District. Left to Right: Chief Brian Raupp (Brodhead), Chief Nathan Foltz (Monroe), Sheriff Cody Kanable (Green County), Chief Jeff Sturdevant (New Glarus), Chief Chris Regenauer (Monticello).

Students and teachers at New Glarus Elementary School are getting a little extra help as they head back to class, courtesy of law enforcement leaders from across Green County.

The Green County Law Enforcement Administrators Association (GCLEAA) recently went back-to-school shopping, purchasing school supplies for every school district in Green County. In New Glarus, Police Chief Jeff Sturdevant delivered the local share of those supplies to New Glarus Elementary School.

GCLEAA is an organization made up of police chiefs, the Green County sheriff and other law enforcement administrators from around the county. While much of its work involves coordination among local agencies, the organization also has a long history of community outreach, particularly programs involving children.

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