Mr. Speaker, I rise today to recognize a hands-on mentorship program in my district created through a partnership between the Bryant Police Department and the Boys and Girls Clubs of Bryant. The summer program entitled ``Fishing with a Hero'' pairs Boys and Girls Clubs students with local police heroes to bond over the longstanding, joyful pastime of fishing. Through a 2-day fishing instruction program, local police officers are able to build quality mentoring relationships with students in traditionally underserved or impoverished communities. Along with being one of the students' favorite programs, the established relationships aid in creating long-term bonds between our law enforcement officers and local youth. The stability and prosperity of our local communities hinges on mutual respect between our citizens and our law enforcement officers. The creation of genuine relationships at a young age ensures the longevity of that important respect. Honoring Robin Creole and Danny Revis
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