Community Involvement

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As a resident of Kerr County, Mitch:

  

  • Is on the council of Notre Dame Catholic School

 

  • Is a co-founder and core team leader of Notre Dame Church’s approximately 80-member weekly Men's Leadership and Spirituality Group “That Man is You!”

 

  •  Serves as a Minister to the Sick weekly at Peterson Hospital  

 

  • Volunteers as needed as a donation pick-up driver for the St Vincent de Paul Thrift Shop in Kerrville 

 

  • Created and developed an Emergency Operations Plan for Notre Dame Church

 

  •  Is a member of Notre Dame Church safety committee 

 

  • Trained church staff, security officers and volunteers in making a safe environment for worship, which includes proper response to active shooter incidents

 

  • Assisted two local schools with developing their security plans

 

  • Helped to coordinate and implement a hands-on active shooter training involving simulation drills by the Kerrville Police Department’s Special Operations Unit for the faculty and staff of two local Kerr County schools 

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As a resident of LA:

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  • Lambdin is a member of the International Police Association (IPA), and served for several years as the Associate Secretary to Greece for the United States 

 

  • As a member of the IPA, he participated in an exchange program with an Inspector from the London, England Metropolitan Police 

 

  • He is a past member of the Board of Directors and Board of Governors for the Desert Refuge for Peace Officers and Military Personnel, a retreat house near 29 Palms Marine Corps Base which assists police and military personnel with PTSD and other issues following a spiritual model

 

  • Mitch served as a baptism instruction teacher at his church

 

  • He was a merit badge instructor in law enforcement related topics for his local Boy Scouts of America troop

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Mitch Has Always Taken Time Out Of His Busy Law Enforcement and Family Schedule to Assist His Local Community.  Here Are Just A Few of His Endeavors:

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