Above / Naperville residents invited to “Chat with the Chief” on National Coffee with A Cop Day, an informal event aiming to promote conversation and enhance the police/community partnership.
NAPERVILLE, Ill. — Naperville Police Chief Robert Marshall invites the community to chat with him and members of his senior staff over coffee on National Coffee with A Cop Day – Wed., Oct. 3.
This informal meet-and-greet is part of the Naperville Police Department’s “Chat with the Chief” series and will be held from 9 to 11AM at the Panera Bread located at 2775 Showplace Drive in Naperville Crossings, near 95th Street.
“National Coffee with A Cop Day is all about bringing police and citizens together to discuss community issues and build relationships, so it made sense to hold our next Chat with the Chief on that day,” said Chief Marshall. “We thank Panera for hosting us and look forward to meeting with community members to discuss whatever is on their minds.”
At “Chat with the Chief,” residents should not expect a presentation or formal agenda, but rather informal conversation in a relaxed atmosphere. Residents are encouraged to stop by at any time during the two-hour event, which will include complimentary coffee, courtesy of Panera Bread.
“Chat with the Chief” is hosted several times each year in various locations throughout the city.
For more information on Chat with the Chief, visit 20Twww.naperville.il.us/npd/chatwithchief20T.
Editor’s Note / From 10AM to 2PM Sat., Sept. 29, the Naperville Police and Fire Departments will host their annual Public Safety Open House at the Public Safety Center, Aurora Avenue at River Road. All ages are invited to this community showcase of safety demonstrations, emergency vehicles and educational exhibits, mindful of Naperville Crime Stoppers and that it’s up to everybody to help keep this community safe. Many police and firefighters as well as other public safety officials will be present to talk with youngsters, too. Admission is free of charge.
