Dinner held to thank supporters of levy
COSHOCTON – Coshocton County Sheriff Tim Rogers was presented with an almost $1,000 donation that his office will use for Project Lifesaver during a dinner sponsored by the Greater Coshocton Community Watch on June 12, at Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church. The donation came from funds the Citizens For A Safe Coshocton Committee had left over from its campaign to get the Safety Income Tax Levy passed. The dinner also was a way to thank citizens for their support of this levy and to give them an opportunity to talk with Coshocton’s first responders and meet Coshocton’s newest K-9 Henata. “We are very appreciative of the community’s support and passage of the levy and of this donation,” said Sheriff Rogers. “Project Lifesaver is a program we are able to offer the community through donations. It comes at no cost to the tax payers and helps us find people with disabilities, Alzheimer’s or Dementia who have wondered away.” Pictured from left are Coshocton City Councilman Glenn Mishler, Rogers and Coshocton City Council President Cliff Biggers.
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