Community Policing Officer Aaron Abalos and students who participated in the physical fitness classes. (PC: Hawai’i Police Department)
The Hawaiʻi Police Activities League (HI-PAL) was able to move forward with its summer school program despite the COVID-19 pandemic.
The program took place at Hilo Intermediate School. HI-PAL conducted physical fitness, car detailing and fishing basics classes to intermediate students while complying with the coronavirus proclamations and precautions.
“These programs provided a positive atmosphere in which officers and youth could interact and share their concerns and hopes for the future,” according to a press release from HPD.
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HI-PAL looks forward to continuing to work with youth to build trust, develop character and promote positive moral and ethical values.
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