Prevention and Resiliency Services (PARS) to Host "Setting Up For A Safe and Sound Summer" Event on May 2nd

As summer approaches, Prevention and Resiliency Services (PARS) is gearing up to equip the community with essential knowledge and tools to ensure a safe and enjoyable season. PARS is proud to announce the upcoming event titled “Setting Up For A Safe and Sound Summer,” part of its Safe Streets Quarterly Event series, scheduled for May 2nd.

With a focus on promoting safety and resilience, the event will feature expert insights from distinguished speakers, including Meteorologist Doug Meyers from WIBW, Sergeant Mike Burns from the Topeka Police Department, and Public Education Officer Ryan Neill from the Topeka Fire Department.

“Setting Up For A Safe and Sound Summer” will serve as a comprehensive resource for individuals and families seeking to enhance their safety preparedness ahead of the summer months. Attendees can expect to gain valuable knowledge on a wide range of topics, including weather safety tips, crime prevention strategies, and fire safety protocols.

“We are thrilled to host this important event, bringing together community members and experts to share valuable insights and resources,” said Mandy Czechanski, Executive Director of Prevention and Resiliency Services. “By empowering individuals with the information they need to stay safe, we can create a stronger, more resilient community.”

The event will take place at the Sunflower Foundation and will offer attendees the opportunity to engage with speakers, ask questions, and network with fellow community members. Attendees are encouraged to RSVP in advance using the provided link: https://forms.gle/8hxpVMmWqdne9rPQA.

“Setting Up For A Safe and Sound Summer” promises to be an informative and empowering event, equipping attendees with the knowledge and resources they need to enjoy a safe and enjoyable summer season.