Atlantic City police Chaplain Eric McCoy passes out coffee Tuesday as part of the Atlantic City PAL’s Coffee with a Cop event, which gave community members a chance to ask questions and learn more about the department’s work in the city’s neighborhoods.
Mayor Don Guardian spoke at the Atlantic City P.A.L. Coffee with a Cop event on Feb. 14, 2017 (Craig Matthews / Staff Photographer)
Above, Officer Martina Martin serves Yvonne C. Preston, of Egg Harbor Township, a chocolate cupcake. At left, Adrienne Hunter, of Atlantic City, receives coffee from McCoy.
ATLANTIC CITY — About 100 city residents and 15 police officers interacted Tuesday morning during the city’s first Coffee with a Cop this year.
The gatherings have taken place for the past four years, Sgt. Monica Coursey said.
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Part of the purpose of the meeting was to educate the community on upcoming initiatives and strategies, including the new command center, which will have its grand opening 10 a.m. Wednesday inside the city’s Public Safety Building on Atlantic Avenue.
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Those in attendance Tuesday at the Atlantic City Police Athletic League at North New York Avenue included Mayor Don Guardian, Police Chief Henry M. White Jr., captains, commanders, sergeants and patrol officers, Coursey said.
“There was a lot of positive feedback from community members. They asked when the next one will be held,” Coursey said.
The next Coffee with a Cop will be March 6 at the Martin Luther King Jr. Complex.
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