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AJ police, faith-based groups connect community with picnic, toy drive

The Apache Junction Police Department and faith-based organizations will join this weekend to bring the community together with a picnic and toy drive.

The groups are participating in the National Faith & Blue Weekend, “a community-oriented program to foster positive relationships between law enforcement agencies and local faith-based organizations,” according to a release.

“The initiative seeks to bridge gaps and build trust, which aligns with AJPD's commitment to community policing and enhancing public safety.”

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AJ police, faith-based groups connect community with picnic, toy drive

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The Apache Junction Police Department and faith-based organizations will join this weekend to bring the community together with a picnic and toy drive.

The groups are participating in the National Faith & Blue Weekend, “a community-oriented program to foster positive relationships between law enforcement agencies and local faith-based organizations,” according to a release.

“The initiative seeks to bridge gaps and build trust, which aligns with AJPD's commitment to community policing and enhancing public safety.”

It’s the second year the police department is participating in the event, which includes:

Pack the Bearcat Toy Drive

Saturday, Oct. 7

9-11 a.m.

Mountain View Lutheran Church

2122 S. Goldfield Road

The goal is to fill the department’s SWAT Bearcat with donated toys from members of the community. The toys go to the Salvation Army Apache Junction Corps to be distributed a gifts during the holidays.

Community Picnic

Sunday, Oct. 8

12:30-2:30 p.m.

Church of the Pentecost/Amazing Grace Presbyterian

1180 E. Broadway Ave.

The community is invited to meet with police officers, enjoy food and participate in activities.

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