NEW DRUG DOG “ASPEN” WELCOMED INTO SERVICE IN WASHINGTON CO.

Josh Blaschke October 15, 2019

409

Washington County Commissioners with Precinct Four Constable Greg Rolling (center) and Chad Martin of Aspen Midstream (right), with the county's new drug dog, Aspen.

Washington County’s newest member of law enforcement begins his service today (Tuesday).

County Commissioners welcomed a new drug dog, who was donated to the county in August by Aspen Midstream, LLC. The dog, fittingly named “Aspen”, is a two-year-old yellow Lab.

Precinct Four Constable Greg Rolling said Aspen is completely trained, and added that he is not a “bite dog”. He said Aspen will be able to be used across the county, and even knows a few commands in Czech.

Chad Martin (center, left) of Aspen Midstream with Washington County Precinct Four Constable Greg Rolling (center, right) and commissioners. The court accepted the donation of a dog kennel from Aspen, for the county's new drug dog, named "Aspen".

At this morning’s meeting, commissioners accepted a donation from Aspen Midstream for a dog kennel. Chad Martin of Aspen Midstream said the company appreciates the hospitality and generosity shown to them by the Washington County community, and that it looks forward to being a part of the community for a long time.

What’s your Reaction?