Chief Linas recognized as First Responder of the Month on WGN’s Spotlight Chicago

Melinda M. Linas Lindenhurst Police Chief
Melinda M. Linas Lindenhurst Police Chief
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Chief Linas was recognized on March 11 as First Responder of the Month during a segment on WGN’s Spotlight Chicago. The program highlighted her achievements and featured an interview in which she discussed her career, the significance of the recognition, and her commitment to promoting health and wellness among police officers.

The recognition is part of a monthly initiative sponsored by the Mancini Law Group, which honors outstanding first responders. As part of this honor, a $1,000 donation will be made in Chief Linas’s name to the 100 Club of Illinois.

During her appearance, Chief Linas shared personal reflections about her journey in law enforcement and emphasized the importance of supporting police officers’ well-being. She spoke about ongoing efforts to encourage health and wellness within the department.

Community members interested in viewing Chief Linas’s full interview can watch it on WGN’s website at https://wgntv.com/spotlight-chicago-sponsored-content/sponsored-first-responder-month/first-responder-of-the-month-lindenhurst-police-chief-melinda-linas/.

The recognition aims to bring attention to the dedication and service of local first responders while also supporting organizations that assist them.



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