A local event is planned to help families cool off before school starts. It will feature a giveaway of cold treats. Organizers have arranged for the event to be held at a location behind a library.
Residents will have the chance to meet local law enforcement personnel. Further details about the event, including the time and date, are available from the source. The event is intended to be a family-friendly activity and is not using county funds.
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