Party in the Park Promises Community Connection and Fun

During a recent government meeting, members discussed upcoming community events aimed at fostering connections between residents and law enforcement. A notable highlight was the \"Party in the Park,\" organized by Councilor Baez at Pandora Park, scheduled for August 17. This event is designed to encourage community engagement and provide an opportunity for residents to interact with local law enforcement in a relaxed setting.

Participants expressed interest in attending both the Party in the Park and another event, the \"Riversilla,\" which will occur simultaneously. The discussions revealed a desire among members to balance attendance at both events, with some planning to split their time between the two.

Additionally, the youth commission's social media presence was addressed, with a call for more active engagement. It was noted that the commission had not posted on their Instagram since October 2022. Members encouraged sharing videos and photos from the events to enhance their online visibility and community connection.

Overall, the meeting underscored the importance of community events in building relationships and the need for ongoing communication through social media platforms.