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Dunwoody’s ‘Coffee with a Cop’ is July 17

Questions and concerns are welcome over coffee with Dunwoody police from 8-10 a.m. July 17 at Crema Espresso Gourmet, 2458 Mount Vernon Road, Dunwoody. (Courtesy of Dunwoody)

Credit: City of Dunwoody

Credit: City of Dunwoody

Questions and concerns are welcome over coffee with Dunwoody police from 8-10 a.m. July 17 at Crema Espresso Gourmet, 2458 Mount Vernon Road, Dunwoody. (Courtesy of Dunwoody)
By Carolyn Cunningham – For the AJC
July 5, 2023

Dunwoody police will host “Coffee with a Cop” from 8-10 a.m. July 17.

Citizens are invited to get to know their police better over coffee at Crema Espresso Gourmet, 2458 Mount Vernon Road, Dunwoody.

There will be no agenda or speeches.

Questions and concerns are welcome.

For more information, email Community Outreach Officer Theresa Hernandez at theresa.hernandez@dunwoodyga.gov or visit CremaEspressoGourmet.com.

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