Glenwood Springs Police, Target host National Night Out
GLENWOOD SPRINGS, Colorado – Residents are invited to meet local law enforcement officers, learn about how to keep the community a safe place to live and enjoy a free hot dog dinner at the National Night Out event.
Everyone is welcome to stop by from 6-8 p.m. on Tuesday, Aug. 2, at the parking lot of the Target store in Glenwood Meadows for dinner and conversation.
Officers and staff from the Glenwood Springs Police Department, the Ninth Judicial District Attorney’s Office, YouthZone, Colorado State Patrol, Bureau of Land Management and the Division of Parks and Wildlife will be at the event.
“We will all be available to answer any questions people may have, and hopefully give folks useful information about our community,” said Glenwood Springs Police Chief Terry Wilson.
“National Night Out is a venue for neighbors and service providers to affirm our partnership. It takes all of us working together to keep Glenwood Springs the wonderful community we live in, and this is a chance to share ideas and information,” Wilson added.
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