We were fortunate to have Officer Silgjord, and her drug sniffing dog Vader, present to help inform the Cloquet Rotary Club about the Cloquet Police Department's drug program and how Vader plays his part by detecting illegal substances. It was nice to see how the two year old British Labrador showed his anxiousness to work and enthusiasm when it comes to the job. 
The Cloquet Rotary Club would like to thank District Fire Chief Kevin Schroeder for informing us about the current plans, future plans and new developments with the Cloquet Fire Department, Emergency Medical Services and it's programs. It was nice to hear that although the Department may have had a few setbacks, there are a lot of great changes on the horizon.
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