Last evening, Richmond K-9 Officer, Seara Burton was shot while conducting a traffic stop. She was flown to a nearby hospital where she is fighting for her life. The City of Elwood extends our heartfelt prayers and positive thoughts to Officer Burton, her medial team, her family and loved ones, the Richmond Police Department, and the City of Richmond.

To the citizens of the City of Elwood:

Our EPD family sees you, we appreciate you, we respect you & we love you. You not only brought each of us to tears today with your outpouring support, but more importantly you brought great honor to Noah & you showed our hero’s family again just how deeply our city loves Noah. We can ensure you that we are still here to serve you & to answer God’s call to service. Each of you made us so proud of our small city today & we are honored to put on the EPD uniform every day!

Then I heard the voice of the Lord saying, “Whom shall I send? And who will go for us?” And WE said, “Here WE are, Send us!” Isaiah 6:8

REMEMBER NOAH!!!!!!!!!!!

ALL INTERSECTIONS following the procession route will be blocked by fire apparatus starting at approximately 3:00 pm Saturday, August 6th until 6:00pm or after.

PLEASE ANTICIPATE USING ALTERNATIVE ROUTES DURING THIS TIME AS INTERSECTIONS BLOCKED WILL BE IMPASSABLE.