BELLEVUE, Wis. (WFRV) – While it wasn’t Cops @ Culver’s this time, the Brown County Sheriff’s Office continued the mission by raising money for Police Lights of Christmas in an open house fundraiser event on Tuesday evening.
Gathered in the parking lot of the Brown County Sheriff’s Office, deputies went outside to join the community, bonding with the very people they protect and serve daily.
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Deputies held live demonstrations to showcase some of their work, while food trucks lined the lot for those interested in grabbing a bite to eat while meeting with the SWAT units, K9 units and getting a full look at some of the law enforcement vehicles that take to the road daily.
Plus, attendees were invited to try and soak a deputy with the dunk tank, along with a 50/50 raffle, obstacle course and an opportunity to ‘pie’ the sheriff in the face.
From games to conversations to just a casual selfie with a deputy, attendees helped raise money for Police Lights of Christmas, which gives law enforcement money to buy gift cards that will be handed out to those in need over the holiday season.
