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    Coffee with a Cop December 3

    November 20, 2018No Comments
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    City of Sedona ArizonaSedona AZ (November 20, 2018) – Sedona residents are invited to join officers of the Sedona Police Department for a cup of coffee and an open community forum on Monday, Dec. 3, from 9 to 10 a.m. at Theia’s in Uptown, 361 Cedar St.

    It’s an opportunity to meet your neighbors and the officers who serve your community, and to ask questions, voice concerns and share information.

    “Sedona is a small community but there’s no such thing as too much communication between our officers and the people we serve,” says Lt. Stephanie Foley, supervisor for SPD’s Field Operations Division. “We’re looking forward to a good turnout.”

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    The Sedona Police Department is responsible for policing 18.6 square miles in a city with population of 10,000 people and a visitor count of two million a year. The department has 28 sworn and 12 civilian positions. To learn more about SPD and access services visitsedonaaz.gov/pd on the Web.

    For additional information about the Dec. 3 event contact SPD’s Sherri O’Connor at (928) 203-5170.

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