CANCELLED Coffee with a Cop

Shoreline, WALocal News

The Shoreline Police Department has decided to cancel its "Coffee with a Cop" event, originally planned for March 26, 2025, due to community backlash regarding the chosen venue. This decision was made to address concerns that the venue's values might not align with the inclusive atmosphere the department strives to promote. Officials clarified that it was never their intention to make community members feel unwelcome. In their statement, they expressed a commitment to being more deliberate in venue selection for future events, reinforcing their dedication to creating a welcoming environment for all residents. The department's response also highlights the importance of community feedback, whether positive or negative, in shaping local initiatives.

They reassured the public that they hear and see the concerns of Shoreline residents. This cancellation is a significant move that reflects the department's sensitivity to community dynamics. The city aims to strengthen its relationship with residents by actively engaging in dialogue and improving event planning practices.

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