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“When my dad was born he was automatically an Irish citizen, and I got my citizenship through him.” “Both of my grandparents on my dad's side were literally straight off the boat and they came over in the late 40’s,” Gallagher said. The fourth-year officer always had interest in a career in public service, but before she graduated from the Police Academy, she lived in Ireland – where she has dual citizenship – for a few years.

I made an outline for National Night Out that kids came up and colored in.” Just doing decorations for community-related events like making canvases and murals. It's funny though because I have used my degree a couple times. “Absolutely nothing law enforcement related. “I actually have my bachelor’s in fine arts,” Gallagher said. Her bachelor’s degree may come as a surprise. Gallagher attended West Chester University and initially worked in public service in security, dispatch, and parking services.

It’s just in the blood, that call to service. My mom is a project coordinator and accreditation manager at a regional police department in Chester County. “Then my dad was the Fire Marshal in Chester County for like 30 years and was a Deputy Fire Chief in Phoenixville. “Both my parents were dispatchers first,” Gallagher said. Manheim Township Police Officer Alyse Gallagher always had the call-to-service mentality in her blood – she grew up with both parents working in public service – but her path to becoming an officer wasn’t straightforward.

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