PRESS RELEASE Sunnyside Police Stepping Up Security for Cinco de Mayo Festival

Sunnyside, WALocal News

Sunnyside Police are stepping up security for the Cinco de Mayo Festival, scheduled for May 2, 2025, to ensure safety for all attendees. Chief of Police Rob Layman announced the measures, emphasizing the importance of public safety during large gatherings. The festival, a key cultural celebration, draws significant crowds and requires careful planning to maintain order. City Manager Sierra Foster stated that the partnership with local law enforcement reflects the city's commitment to community wellbeing. The Sunnyside Rotary President also voiced support, highlighting the festival's role in promoting local culture and unity.

Enhanced security measures will include increased police presence and coordination with other agencies. This initiative aims to reassure residents and visitors alike about their safety during the festivities. Such proactive steps are crucial for fostering a welcoming and secure environment at community events.

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