Staff Report
Littleton’s first Safety Day would not have been as successful
if it weren’t for the help of many residents and volunteers, the
Littleton Police Department says.
To thank them for their efforts, the Littleton City Council and
the Littleton Police Department are recognizing approximately 40
citizens at a council meeting July 21.
“The Littleton City Council and the Littleton Police Department
salute the citizens whose hard work helped make Safety Day
possible,” Littleton Police said.
“Their commitment and willingness to assist with this annual
event exemplifies the special spirit that is so prevalent in our
community.”
Safety Day was held on the grounds of Arapahoe Community College
May 17.
Displays and presentations about programs offered by LPD
included: police equipment, special teams, the K-9 unit, DUI
awareness, crime prevention, SWAT, traffic unit, patrol vehicles,
crime scene investigations, identity theft, traffic safety, illegal
drug recognition, lost and missing children, crash cars, Ride
Smart, bicycle officers, McGruff, Reddi Fox, and the dunk tank.
A mini-grant from the Colorado Department of Transportation,
titled “Share the Road” helped pay for the event and paid for the
200 helmets that were given to children and toddlers.
