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 “Safe Ride helps to keep our streets safer during events and
holidays when children and families are more likely to be
celebrating away from home. Our hope is that the community will
remember that the service is available and choose not to drink and
drive,” said Angela Stoltzenburg, Healthy Communities Partnership
Manager.
Oktoberfest is scheduled for Saturday, October 1 at the Oasis Senior
Center from noon to 11pm. The event features an outdoor beer garden
and several activities to raise funds for the Oasis Senior Center.
In 2016, Safe Ride will also be available Thanksgiving Eve,
Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve.
To receive a free ride home within the city limits, ask the
Oktoberfest bartender for a Safe Ride ticket.
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Healthy Communities Partnership is a collaborative organization comprised of
dozens of community agencies. It is supported by the Abraham Lincoln Memorial
Hospital Foundation. For more information and updates, individuals should “like”
Healthy Communities Partnership on Facebook or visit
www.healthycommunitiespartnership.com.
[Angela Stoltzenburg, MBA
Marketing and Community Partnerships Manager
Abraham Lincoln Memorial Hospital] |
