23rd Annual Shop With A Cop

Monday, December 5, 2022 at 10:29 AM

Children were able to spend at least a $100 gift card on presents for loved ones or themselves.

Its was a Christmas present emergency this weekend in Aberdeen. The 2022 Shop with a Cop program had a convoy of police cars leave Aberdeen High School Saturday with excited kids headed to Walmart with lights and sirens on. Children were able to spend at least a $100 gift card on presents for loved ones or themselves. Law Enforcement officers from across Grays Harbor along with other volunteers and of course Santa helped to put smiles on the faces of dozens of deserving kids. see photos at the Hoquiam police Facebook page.

More from LOCAL NEWS with ERIC SHARP

State of Grays Harbor From Greater Grays Harbor

Community leaders say the region is making progress.
Business After Hours Coming To Grocery Outlet in Elma

The free event brings together local business owners, entrepreneurs and community leaders for an evening of networking and conversation.
Heavy Law Enforcement Presence On State Route 12 Wednesday

The response caused temporary traffic delays before the scene was cleared.
New Welcome Sign Coming to Aberdeen This Week

The City of Aberdeen, in coordination with the Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT), will replace the iconic “Welcome to Aberdeen” sign on the movable Wishkah River Bridge along East Wishkah Street (US 12) this week.
Pacific County Fire District 1 Safety Fair Coming To Long Beach

The free event takes place Saturday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Long Beach Fire Department.

Big D & Bubba on Twitter

Embed not found

On Air Now

Now Playing

23rd Annual Shop With A Cop

Share

More from LOCAL NEWS with ERIC SHARP

Big D & Bubba on Twitter