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Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics

Torch Run participants City Administrator Barry Stock, Special Olympic Athletes, and Police Chief Rodney Seurer light the Flame of Hope.

Law Enforcement Officers from Savage Police Department and Burnsville Police Department took part in the Law Enforcement Torch Run benefiting Special Olympics Athletes.  The officers ran the 5.3 miles from Savage City Hall to Burnsville Police Department.   In Minnesota, the Law Enforcement torch Run final Leg is a multi-day event in which law enforcement representatives relay the Flame of Hope across 2,000 mile to the Opening Ceremonies of Special Olympics State Summer Games June 23, at the University of Minnesota.

Since its 1988 inception, the Minnesota Law Enforcement Torch run initiative has grown to encompass a variety of fundraising vehicles.  In addition to the Torch run itself; T-shirt sales, donations or pledges for runners in the Torch Run, corporate donations, and special events such as Polar Plunges, golf tournaments, Tip-a-Cop and other events that have local appeal are coordinated throughout the state.  

For more information on the program, contact
Crime Prevention Officer Pat Mans
Savage Police Department
952.882.2604

You may also visit's the Minnesota Special Olympics website at:
www.specialolympicsminnesota.org 

 
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