Coffee With Cops!
There is not a better way to get to know your police force within your community than having coffee with them.
It is a great way to find out what they are doing to help traffic flow and the latest information within your community.
You may not know this but your police department also has many organizations to give back to the community.
Get to know your local officers...and inform them about the Good Neighbor Next Door Program!
What a great idea. Many people are intimidated by police when they should get to know them and let them know what is important to them.
Ron and Alexandra Seigel
Carpinteria, CA
Sussie Sutton
Houston, TX
Hi Sussie - I think that this is a wonderful way to get to know the local police. Most don't take the time.
Sussie Sutton
Houston, TX
Ron and Alexandra Seigel
Carpinteria, CA
Sussie,
Great idea, and it is definitely something we should all do. Wishing you a great rest of the week. A
I see my comment to you Belinda Spillman did not post! In any case what I had said that it was a good way of talking yourself out of a ticket in the future.
Grant Schneider the concept was brought to our city by the Police Chief Robert E. Lee. (yes I know)
Ron and Alexandra Seigel Hey A! Yeah it is a good idea to meet the officers that patrol your streets they get to know you and will remember your car. You can get more help from them if you know them.
Great idea, Sussie! They are human, too, and really do so much to keep our communities safe.
Roy Kelley
Gaithersburg, MD
Yeah Debbie Laity although some of them give the rest a bad name for the most part they are good people.
I know it's likely a great way to get to know your community police. I prefer to be stealth in that regard. I try not to cause trouble, and I try staying under the radar. That way they can't possibly see me doing anything wrong!
Roy Kelley
Gaithersburg, MD
Sussie Sutton
Houston, TX
This is a good event to promote.
We also have a Coffee with a Cop program in Kentlands.
Myrl Jeffcoat a definite way to stay free of pink slips of paper!
Roy Kelley I think so too... they get to know you and you make a friend and a potential client.
Rob D. Shepherd I was trying to figure out how to describe those "incidents" Road Side Chats.... I like that!
Roy Kelley
Gaithersburg, MD
When I was a young puppy real estate agent, one of my first clients was a deputy sheriff. While out viewing properties, we came upon a home that had louvred doors in the master bedroom. The light had been left on, and was shining through the louvres. When I opened the doors, there was a marijuana grow going on. This was back in the days when it wasn't copescetic for that kind of operation to be going on. My client back quietly out of the room and said, "I didn't see that!"
Oh, the adventures of being a real estate agent!
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