Alex Mann visits Flemington police as part of mission to connect law enforcement, autism community

FLEMINGTON BOROUGH, N.J. (Hunterdon County) — A man traveling across the country to build positive relationships between law enforcement officers and the autism community recently visited the Flemington Borough Police Department, marking his 545th police department visit.

Alex Mann has made it his mission to bridge the gap between law enforcement and individuals with autism by visiting police departments, meeting officers and developing connections with those who serve their communities.

According to Flemington police, Mann’s journey has taken him through five states, with the borough’s police department becoming the 545th agency he has visited.

During his visit, Mann toured police headquarters, accompanied officers as they responded to a fire alarm and received a special tour of the newly opened Union Hotel. He also joined officers on patrol through the streets of Flemington, getting a firsthand look at their daily responsibilities.

Police said the visit provided an opportunity for Mann to interact with officers while learning more about the department’s operations and its role in serving the community.

The department expressed appreciation for Mann’s efforts to strengthen relationships between law enforcement and the autism community, recognizing his dedication to creating positive interactions with police officers across the country.

Flemington police thanked Mann for including the department in his nationwide journey and welcomed him to return for another visit.