Glynn Unified Command speaks to the Exchange Club of Brunswick

Pictured from left to right Captain Jeremiah Bergquist, Lisa Rodriguez-Presley External Affairs Supervisor Georgia Emergency Management Agency, Andrew D. Goodrich Chief Office of Emergency Management &Community (EMC), Earl Wilson Glynn County Police department Community outreach officer and Pres. Bill Foster

Captain Jeremiah Bergquist Glynn county police department and the Glynn unified command spoke to the exchange club of Brunswick. Glynn unified command Established in September 2021 as a means to provide information regarding the events surrounding the McMichael/Bryan Trial to the public. The Glynn Unified command established in September 2021 as an information hub for the forthcoming jury selection and trial related to the shooting death of Ahmaud Arbery in Brunswick, GA on February 23, 2020. Preparing Glynn County for the trial is a crucial undertaking as we welcome the media, activists and other interest parties into our community. To ensure a peaceful jury selection and trial process, local elected and appointed officials have assembled a team of local law enforcement, firefighters, public works, and other professional public servants to coordinate with state and Federal partners. Planning for potential impacts upon the community is a team effort. To learn more about the Glynn Unified command

Learn more online by visiting www.glynnunifiedcommand.org or (912) 324-9911