PFC Trudy Schuyler started her career with Fenwick Island Police Department part-time in May 2005 and became a full-time Officer in June 2007. Trudy has been working in law enforcement for well over a decade and brings with her years of experience, which comes with age. Her initial police training was at Delaware Police Academy. She worked with the Milton Police Department, with the Delaware State Department of Probation, and was a trainer for the Dog Handler Team. She is a member of Delaware's Search and Rescue Team, which uses canines to respond to people in distress. The SAR Team, the trained men and women, and the trained dogs, are true modern day heroes. She serves as a Fenwick Island Police Department volunteer for lost children. In making the world a better place, she helps communities find funding for water and sewage programs to improve the quality of life of its many citizens. PFC Schulyer deals with the day-to-day duties of a police officer, in keeping with the Objects of Kiwanis, treating everyone according to the "Golden Rule". Her work not only makes her community better, but also makes the world a better place. PFC Schulyer has a good relationship with her peers and the community, built on the foundation of respect, goodwill and her ideals of "duty, honor, and community". For her dedication to the Fenwick Island Police Department and its programs, the Rehoboth Beach Kiwanis Club recognized PFC Trudy Schulyer as the Kiwanis Police Officer of the fourth Quarter 2006-2007. Pictured, L to R, PFC Schulyer receives congratulations from President Rosemary Cummings and Chief Wm. Boyden.