Law enforcement personnel, both current and retired, have embarked on an initiative to commemorate the bravery of Chief Deputy Ken Prorok. He lost his life while performing his duties in a tragic incident that occurred last year. The community is coming together to gather funds for an important journey. These resources will enable them to participate in the Law Enforcement Memorial Week in Washington, D.C., where Prorok’s name will be inscribed on the memorial wall as a lasting tribute.

A variety of fundraising activities are being organized to achieve this goal. Individuals wishing to contribute can do so through digital payment platforms or by participating in special events. Walking taco feeds are scheduled at various local high schools, beginning on January 16th at one institution and continuing at others throughout the month. This series of events not only raises money but also fosters a sense of unity and remembrance among participants.

The dedication shown by the community reflects the profound respect and admiration for those who serve and protect. By honoring Chief Deputy Prorok, they highlight the importance of recognizing and supporting law enforcement officers who put their lives on the line every day. This collective effort underscores the value of solidarity and the enduring impact of heroism within the community.