Officer
Quarello committed his career to helping others, especially youth.
He served as a police explorer and later started numerous police
explorer posts for various police agencies in Mason County and
Tazewell County. Officer Quarello also taught the D.A.R.E. program
for six different school districts.
The recipients must be enrolled in classes in preparation for a
career within law enforcement or a related field. Current law
enforcement officers returning to school for ongoing education are
eligible as well.
Applicants must be a permanent resident of Fulton, Mason, Peoria, or
Tazewell County. Members or former members of an explorer program in
the W.D. Boyce Council are also eligible to apply. Scholarship
winners will be awarded a minimum of $500.00 depending on
availability of funding.
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To date, nearly $17,000 in scholarships has been awarded since
the inception of the scholarship.
The scholarship application is available from the Minier Police
Department by calling 309-392-2442 ext. 5 or via e-mail at minierpd@mchsi.com.
Applications are due by April 15, 2018.
[Chief Daryl Weseloh
Minier Police Department] |