 At Audiology Associates of Prestonsburg, you can live your life the way you want and find the freedom of better hearing with 40 years of being in the hearing care industry. You'll experience patient care that is specific to you with exceptional follow-up care that ensures your hearing and balance needs are being met. Audiology Associates at 1428 Northlake Drive in Prestonsburg. Thanks to the fundraising efforts of Olivia Tussie, a freshman at Prestonsburg High School, over 15 officers will head to the National Mall in Washington, D.C. for a National Police Week. Tussie raised over $26,000 with help from the Floyd County Community Foundation donating the last $10,000 needed to reach her goal. We found out from a local media source that Olivia Tussie was raising money for a cause that would recognize the officers that were killed during the massacre last year. And so when the board realized that they were doing fundraisers for that cause, then they stepped up and thought that a grant could help that fundraising. Well, it would certainly help them cover their travel expenses, which they probably otherwise didn't have funds for. So we were fortunate to be able to have some funding that was raised locally that would go help them with this trip. We thought it was an important thing to do. And we didn't want it to be burdensome on anyone, on the families or the officers, and we thought it was important to donate money for that cause. The officers involved in the Allen shooting will be honored with top cop of the year award, and Captain Ralph Frazier, Lieutenant Jacob Chaffins and Deputy William Petrie will be engraved upon the fallen officers memorial. Officer, the support from the community is just unreal in what it gives these officers, showing the love and compassion from our community that these guys feel supported, that the community is willing to support them to go down. And as they memorialize their fellow officers who fail in the line of duty. So it's a way to honor these guys who really meant, I mean, obviously William Petrie was the backbone of our department as far as his age, his experience and what he meant to our younger guys. And William had fulfilled his life with a career law enforcement. He done served his 20-some years, decided to come back and help younger men and women in this job, and he paid the ultimate sacrifice in doing so. It's a great way to honor William, along with Drago, the dog, and the Professor of Policeman, Chaffins, and Ralph, and everybody that, it's just a good way to do it. A good way to honor them and show their families what they meant to our departments, our agencies, and that we'll never forget them. And obviously the United States won't forget them, they'll be on the wall. Reporting for Mountain Top News, I'm Brianna Robinson.