Washtenaw County Sheriff Jerry Clayton is asking residents to become a 'interrupter' this Saturday, May 14th.
It's a grassroots effort aimed at getting neighbors talking to each other in hopes of making the community a safer place.
Volunteers will go door-to-door to help stem violence and make people more accountable for their behavior.
I spoke to the sheriff about several events going on in the community involving his department.
Sheriff Clayton also talks about a summer work program for local youths and a meeting taking place this Saturday with local law enforcement aimed at increasing communication with the Arab American community.
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— Lisa Barry is a reporter, and host of All Things Considered on 89.1 WEMU. Contact her at 734.487.3363, on twitter @LisaWEMU, or email her lbarryma@emich.edu
