Reserve officers, on their own time.
Reserve officers who train alongside the Center Line Police Department and run the charity work that keeps families in this city taken care of.
Center Line is a small city, surrounded entirely by Warren, and the reserves are reserve officers who support the Center Line Police Department at city events, community programs, and routine operations. Reserve officers complete training and serve the city on their own time, alongside the department they support.
The unit runs the charity work that funds direct help for Center Line families: the annual charity golf outing every year on the last weekend in July, the fall boot drive, raffles through the year, and the public safety open house. What that work raises goes to replacing a stolen bike, filling a table, or wrapping gifts for a family in this city.

Same patch, same job, since 1936
The patch has carried that date since the unit was founded, and it still means the same thing today: reserve officers who put Center Line first.
How to back the reserves
A one-time gift or a small monthly one both go straight to the families this unit helps. See what is coming up if you would rather show up in person.

