Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett (left) joined Special Agent in Charge Richard K. Ruminski (right) in proclaiming Saturday, July 26, “FBI Day” in Milwaukee during the FBI 100th Anniversary ceremony on Monday to kickoff 100 hours of volunteer service by FBI employees, retirees, and their families.

Celebrating our Centennial

On Monday, July 21, 2008, Richard K. Ruminski, Special Agent in Charge of the Milwaukee Office of the FBI, hosted a ceremony/kick-off event to launch 100 hours of community outreach service being performed over a four-day period from Monday through Thursday.

During the week, FBI employees and their families in Milwaukee and Madison are volunteering their time to the Feed the Kids program through the local Salvation Army, and SHARE, a discount nutrition program organized through local churches. Other employees are mowing lawns and helping the elderly through the Milwaukee Interfaith program.

On Friday, July 25, the FBI Milwaukee Office will host an employee family picnic to wrap-up the week of 100 combined hours of volunteer service.

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