The Olive Branch Police Department said in a post that the city’s annual Public Safety Night Out will return, offering an opportunity for families, first responders and residents to come together.
The post said the event has long allowed the city to give back to the community and to rekindle the spirit of unity in Olive Branch.
The department thanked Jackpot Bingo for a “tremendous donation” supporting this year’s event and credited Sherri Driver for helping make the contribution possible, the post said.
The post closed with a thank-you to the community and said the department looks forward to seeing everyone at Public Safety Night Out. It also listed Ken Adams, Olive Branch mayor, the City of Olive Branch government, the Olive Branch Chamber and Olive Branch Parks and Recreation.
