The Dixon Police Department is proud to participate in the Pink Patch Project during the month of October for breast cancer awareness. This initiative allows uniformed members of the police department to wear pink patches on their uniform shirts for the entire month. Photo courtesy of Dixon Police Department

DIXON, CA (MPG) - The Dixon Police Department is proud to participate in the Pink Patch Project during the month of October for breast cancer awareness.

This initiative, in collaboration with the Dixon Police Officers' Association, allows uniformed members of the department to wear pink patches on their uniform shirts for the entire month.

Community members can purchase the pink Dixon Police Department patches as keepsakes.

The Pink Patch Project is a nationwide public awareness campaign that encourages law enforcement agencies to wear pink versions of their department patches. This initiative aims to spark conversations about breast cancer awareness, raise funds for research and support individuals impacted by this disease.

Community members interested in purchasing the patches can contact the Dixon Police Officers' Association via email at [email protected]. The cost is $10 per patch.

All proceeds will be donated by the Dixon Police Officers' Association to support breast cancer patients and their families.

Let us work together in raising awareness and supporting this important cause. 

For more information, visit dixonpoliceca.gov or call 707-678-7070.