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Credit: Waterford Community Safety Partnership Facebook
The Garda community engagement van will be hitting the streets of Waterford today providing people with the chance to engage with members of the force.
The engagement van will make its way around the county stopping at a number of locations on the journey.
It will provide people with the chance to engage with Garda members during which they can ask for advice, get forms signed, or simply just have a chat.
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The van will first visit Portlaw where it will be set up from 10am to 11am.
It will then make its way to Rathgormack for 11:30am. It will stay there until 12:30pm.
Lemybrien will be the next stop for the van where it will be stationed from 1:45pm to 2:45pm.
Stradbally is the final stop for the van. It will be there from 3pm until 4pm.
Garda Ryan is the member of the force that will be inside the van ready to provide assistance to anyone should they need it.
The community van tour is part of the Garda Recruitment Phase which is now in full swing.
An Garda Síochána say they are here to answer any queries that you may have about becoming a member.
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