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Brookfield Police hold National Night Out and raise nearly $5,000 for Special Olympics Connecticut!

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Published on Friday, 05 August 2022 16:37
Written by HH

Brookfield Police joined departments throughout the country and held their 2nd Annual National Night Out on Tuesday. The event raised nearly $5,000 for Special Olympics Connecticut!
 
Thank you to the Brookfield community and the many businesses that supported this important event.
 
Please see the note from Brookfield Police below.
 
We are beyond grateful to have had such overwhelming community support at our National Night Out event, even with the rain!
You all helped us raise close to $5,000 for Special Olympics Connecticut.
 
Shoutout to the winners of the cornhole tournament- Kasack & Marciniak ($400) and the homerun derby- Brian Barry (Xbox)
None of it would have been possible without the support from our local businesses and participating members of the community.
Special thanks to the following supporters:
 
 
Visit Brookfield Police on Facebook to view (and comment on) many wonderful photos!

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