The Pennsylvania State Police (PSP) announced that 12 youth have completed the requirements of the 2026 Indiana County Camp Cadet program, held last week at Lions Health Camp near Indiana, Pennsylvania. The graduates include Lucas L. Boris, Luke R. Burns, Drayton X. H. Conser, Lilly M. Dachille, Jackson R. Dunne, Landon J. Jablunovsky, Tristyn C. King, Karter K. Kinzey, Devin L. Klingensmith, Emily R. Matotek, Shane F. McCurdy III, and Mia G. Schmotzer. Awards were presented to several cadets, with Karter K. Kinzey receiving the Top Male Award and Mia G. Schmotzer receiving the Top Female Award. Other awards included the Academic Award, Athletic Achievement Award, and various recognition for improvement and perseverance. Throughout the week, cadets received instruction from various agencies, including the Pennsylvania Game Commission, Indiana Borough Police Department Canine Tracking Team, and the Pennsylvania Army National Guard, among others. They also participated in CPR and first aid training, as well as Stop-the-Bleed certification. Additionally, Indiana County Camp Cadet, Inc. awarded scholarships totaling $1,000 to three previous graduates: Jacob Kauffman, Maggie Palfrey, and Brody Stuller, to support their post-secondary education. The board of directors expressed gratitude to the Indiana County community for their ongoing support.
12 Youth Graduate from Indiana County Camp Cadet Program
The Pennsylvania State Police announce the completion of the 2026 Camp Cadet.
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