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Join QPD for Coffee with a Cop
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1265 W. Main St., Quartzsite West of McDonald's • 928-927-6014
Times Three Family Restaurant
FREE BREAKFAST!
We are opening Monday, Oct. 1
st
For the 6th year, we're celebrating by serving a
FREE BREAKFAST
from 7am-11am Oct. 1
st
plus Free Coffee!
OPEN DAILY 6am-8pm 7 Days a Week!
Thank you for supporting us!
We look forward to
seeing all our friends
again soon!
Cena and her staff
Free Breakfast Choices:
1) Short Stack
2) Biscuit & Gravy
3) 1/2 French Toast
Quartzsite Po-
lice Chief Wil-
liam Ponce
and the Of-
fi cers of the
Q u a r t z s i t e
Police Depart-
ment would
like to invite our
community to meet
with us for National Coffee with a
Cop Day October 3, 2018 at the
Quartzsite Community Center 9:00
a.m. to 11:00 a.m.
National Coffee with a Cop day is
a day dedicated to encourage com-
munication and positive interac-
tions between law enforcement
agencies and the public.
The day began as part of National
Community Policing Week in 2016
and now continues each year on the
fi rst Wednesday in October further-
ing efforts nationwide to bridge the
gap between the community and
the law.
"Coffee with a Cop is community
policing at its core. The simple act of
having a cup of coffee with commu-
nity members can be the fi rst step
in increasing trust and cooperation
between the police and the people
they serve," said former COPS Of-
fi ce Director Ronald L. Davis.
The mission of Coffee with a Cop is
to break down the barriers between
police offi cers and the citizens the
serve by removing agendas and al-
lowing opportunities to ask ques-
tions, voice concerns, and get to
know the offi cers in your neighbor-
hood.
Quartzsite Fire District announced last week, "Thank you to Arizona
Public Service (APS) for the donation of this Chevy truck. APS has a
program that donates vehicles. We will be using the truck as a service
vehicle for the District."
APS donates truck to QFD
