UPDATE: Springfield Township Police and over 50 students participated in a thrilling game of Hide and Seek at Springfield High School last Thursday, marking a unique blend of community engagement and childhood nostalgia. The event, held in the chilly evening, showcased the department’s commitment to building strong community ties.
The Hide and Seek event has quickly become a beloved tradition, designed to foster camaraderie between local law enforcement and youth. Local businesses rallied behind the initiative, with DeCheco’s Pizza generously supplying pizzas, ensuring that participants stayed energized for the night’s activities.
Attendees were also excited by the prizes provided by Walmart #1911 on South Arlington Road, rewarding the most skilled hiders. One lucky participant walked away with a brand-new TV, Beats ear pods, and wireless speakers, highlighting the competitive spirit of the game.
The Springfield Township Police Department took to social media to express gratitude, stating,
“A huge thank-you to everyone who helped make the night possible.”
They specifically acknowledged key figures such as Trustee Kellie Chapman and Chief Jack Simone, whose leadership contributed to the success of the event.
Superintendent Shelley Monachino and Dustin Boswell of Springfield Local Schools were also recognized for their pivotal roles in bringing the community together for this memorable evening.
The ongoing support from local businesses and community leaders underscores the importance of initiatives that connect youth with law enforcement in positive ways. As Springfield Township continues to strengthen these relationships, residents are eager to see what the next community event will bring.
Stay tuned for more updates as Springfield embraces community-building activities that nurture trust and cooperation among its citizens.
