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Police and firefighters visited Cherry Creek for Red Ribbon Week

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Police and firefighters visited Cherry Creek for Red Ribbon Week
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Police officers and firefighters visited Cherry Creek to participate in the third day of Red Ribbon Week.

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  • The visit was part of Day 3 of Red Ribbon Week titled Community Connection.
  • Students participated in games like soccer, football, and four square with police and firefighters.
  • The event focused on community interaction and thanking service members for their leadership and service.

Police officers and firefighters visited the Crocs at Cherry Creek during the third day of Red Ribbon Week. The visit focused on community connection and provided an opportunity for students to interact with local heroes.

The event, which took place on Thursday, October 29, 2026, encouraged students to wear outfits or hats representing a community hero they appreciate. During the visit, students played soccer, football, and four square with the visiting officers and firefighters. The interaction allowed students to ask questions and express gratitude for the service, leadership, and healthy living examples provided by the responders.

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