In an effort to find new and innovative ways to reach out to the community, the Clarksville Police Department (CPD) recently visited a local barbershop to chat with citizens. The department has hosted several “Coffee with a Cop” meetings and decided to try another comfortable and nonthreatening environment to start conversations.
Coffee combined with conversation has long been a way for people to become better acquainted with each other. The Kankakee police turned to this method again on Saturday when a Coffee with a Cop event was held at McDonald’s on Fifth Avenue.
Local organizations came together to share some important fraud prevention tips for you as you finish up your holiday shopping. AARP teamed up with Chattanooga Police’s “Coffee with a Cop” event because, at this time of the year, everyone is a target.
The monthly Coffee with a Cop program in Colorado Springs took on a holiday theme this weekend. The police officers and sheriff’s deputies hosted “Cocoa with a Cop” at the Kneaders Bakery in the First and Main Town Center along Powers and Carefree.
The Sioux Falls Police Department held its last ‘Coffee with a Cop’ event of the year Saturday at the Caribou Coffee inside the Empire Mall.
The ‘Coffee with a Cop’ event held in the Grand Hotel offered the perfect opportunity for Wicklow’s five new recruits to introduce themselves to members of the community.
ocal police collected a healthy helping of gifts to redistribute to in-need children during their “Coffee With A Cop” event on Dec. 6 at the Caldwell Community Center.
“We live in a world of instant communications,” Taylor said after the two-hour Coffee with a Cop at Hub City Smokehouse. “But sometimes folks find the most comfortable way to get a concern across is over a cup of coffee. I happen to agree with them.”
Burger King was crawling with cops Thursday morning on Sioux Avenue in Pierre. But it was all good and not a hamburglar in sight. It was the first “Coffee with a Cop,” event for the Pierre Police Department, which invited law officers from several agencies to join in the two-hour morning meet and greet.
The Johns Creek Police Department can take a lot of the credit for Johns Creek’s designation (again) as the Safest City in Georgia – but the department is not resting on its laurels. That is why the department held another one of its infrequent Coffee with a Cop sessions Nov. 28, at the Starbucks coffee shop on Medlock Bridge Road.
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