In a recent government meeting, officials discussed an upcoming community engagement event aimed at fostering positive interactions between local youth and the police department. The event, scheduled for August 9, promises to be a significant occasion, with nearly 600 participants already registered.

The initiative is designed to attract adolescents to the police station, providing them with a unique opportunity to engage with law enforcement in a friendly environment. Plans include various activities such as demonstrations, food trucks, and live entertainment, featuring a concert by Orlando Mendez, a Cuban cowboy artist.

Officials expressed enthusiasm about the event's potential to strengthen community ties and enhance the relationship between teenagers and the police. The collaboration with the city's Parks and Recreation Department was highlighted as a key factor in the event's organization and success.

As the date approaches, the community looks forward to what is anticipated to be the largest National Night Out event in Cooper City’s history, emphasizing the importance of community engagement and support for local law enforcement.