2021 SHOP WITH A COP

The Perry Township Police Department is honored to announce the 3rd annual Shop with a Cop. This year’s event is scheduled for Saturday, December 11, 2021.

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Shop with a Cop is a program that allows children and their families within our community to shop with law enforcement officers to purchase necessities. Police Officers spend time with the children and shop with them at a local store and will act as a chaperone and companion throughout the day as they shop for items.

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The Shop with a Cop program is a great way to interact with members of the community who may otherwise not have interactions with police officers on a regular basis. It allows the children to see that police officers are individuals who have unique interests, goals, and families of their own and are here to help.

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The participating children in the program, gain an opportunity for a positive experience with police officers. It also allows officers to bond with the children and their families while giving them a different perspective on the role of police in a local community. Not only does this program give the families and officers an opportunity to develop fond memories of each other, but it also grows the public’s trust with law enforcement.

Over the last two years, Perry Township has assisted a total of four families. Each family has consisted of a minimum of 4 to a maximum of 8. The overwhelming support you have shown has been nothing short of amazing. We are asking that you continue to support this great cause and assist in giving children and families a wonderful Christmas.

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If you would like to contribute to this opportunity, we are requesting to have donations received by December 3rd, 2021. This will allow us the opportunity to account for all funding that is available. These can be dropped off or mailed to:

3025 Johnsville-Brookville Road

Brookville, Ohio 45309

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We appreciate your time and consideration towards the Perry Township Police Department Shop with a Cop Program.

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Respectfully Submitted,

Chief T. Littleton