Kosciusko County Sheriff Aaron Rovenstine recently presented Monica Kendrick, vice president, corporate communications at Zimmer/Biomet, with a plaque from the Indiana Sheriff’s Association acknowledging the orthopedic facility as a corporate business member. According to a Kosciusko County Sheriff’s department press release, the Indiana Sheriffs' Association has proven itself to be an asset to both those in law enforcement and the citizens of Indiana. The Indiana Sheriffs’ Association was established in 1930 to promote better communication and exchange information between the sheriffs and law enforcement personnel, the release states. In 1977 the association was incorporated as a not-for-profit organization and began to focus on providing education and training for sheriffs and department personnel throughout the state that was not otherwise available. The association continues to provide training and educational programs for sheriffs and other law enforcement personnel. The association also provides college scholarships to qualified recipients and two annual leadership camps for teenage boys and girls each summer. Rovenstine thanked Zimmer/Biomet for their continued support of local law enforcement, along with the pleasure of serving citizens in the “Orthopedic Capital of the World,” the release states.
