On this episode of Our American Stories, Jeff McCutchen didn’t set out to reimagine how a small-town police department operated, but after years on the job, something kept pulling at him. The calls felt heavier, the days felt longer, and the line between public safety and personal burnout was growing harder to ignore. Instead of holding the line on tradition, McCutchen began asking different questions about what leadership requires and what service should look like in a place where everyone knows your name.

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