National Police Dog Foundation K-9 vehicle Heat Alarm Grant Awarded To The Aragon Police Department

Note: The following press release was provided by the Aragon Police Department.

The Aragon Police Department is pleased to announce it has received a grant from the National Police Dog Foundation for a K-9 vehicle heat alarm system. A heat alarm system is a temperature monitoring system for use in canine vehicles to protect the canine’s well-being from extreme temperatures.

The unit monitors vital components, including temperature sensors and vehicle battery voltage. If an alarm condition is detected, the unit will activate an S.O.S. Horn Honk signal, siren, and light-bar activation and dual window drop. The Aragon Police Department was selected as one of ten recipients to receive this grant. It is also our great pleasure to provide the citizens with the police department they deserve while keeping tax money free to improve other aspects of the city.

The mission of the Aragon Police Department is to enforce all laws impartially while maintaining the highest degree of ethical behavior and professional conduct. To safeguard the lives of the people we serve, to reduce the occurrence and fear of crime, and to enhance public safety while working to improve their quality of life.

For more information on the Aragon Police Department’s award, contact Lt. Christian Cruz Christian.cruz@cityofaragon.com