Kroger bought the old Sears store at the Eastgate Mall. Details are still being worked out, but they will likely be launched from the parking lot of the UT Civic Center. We’ve had many great bands and more are scheduled.Īdditionally, look for our annual fireworks display on September 24. (This event continues to be the biggest challenge to my diet.)įurthermore, “free” (taxpayer sponsored) concerts are on most Saturdays beginning at 7pm or 8pm behind the Civic Center. Weekly, vendors bring an increasing amount of produce and unique food items not found anywhere else. It is in the front parking lot and is from 4pm to 7pm every Friday through October. Tony Rees at 753-2247 (desk) or 752-1230 (main).Ī Farmers Market continues to be at the Union Township Civic Center. The class will be limited to the first 25 successful applicants. I highly recommend it.Īnyone interested can apply online at (or pick up an application at the Union Township Police Department. This interactive program reduces the mystery that is sometimes placed between law enforcement and the public.

Although they wouldn’t let us race up and down SR 32 with the flashing lights and siren going, they did allow us to ride along with on-duty police officers doing real police work.

Our class got to blow off a few rounds at the police firing range as well as drive the police cars. It was a fascinating experience that touched on various law enforcement topics ranging from investigations and forensics to defensive driving, self-defense, and drug interdiction. I am a graduate of the fourth Citizens Police Academy in 2009. This will be the Union Township Police Department’s 17th citizens police academy. Classes will be on consecutive Tuesday nights from 6pm – 9pm starting on August 16 and conclude on November 1. Have you ever wondered what police work is like? If so, sign up for the Union Township Citizens Police Academy. There will be a shuttle from the Union Township Civic Center (4350 Aicholtz Road) to Veterans Park. Additionally, there will be police and fire equipment and a “touch a truck” event along with some demonstrations. There will be free food, entertainment and games for the children. It will be Thursday, August 4 from 6pm – 9pm at Veterans Park (906 Clough Pike, Cincinnati, OH 45245). Have you ever wanted to meet your local police officers? A few firemen too? Maybe a few elected officials?Ĭome out to the annual Police Night Out.

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