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2017 Flag Ceremonies
8:15am City Hall Reception on front lawn to follow
… and a quote by Carolyn Schenk
US Army Day 242nd Birthday June 14 (also Flag Day) Tips
Flag Raising Ceremony: Wednesday, June 14
Life in the Park is a joy and our lovely trees and plants are true “eye
US Coast Guard 227th Birthday August 4 candy.” Unfortunately, with all in bloom, the sneezing, sniffling and
Flag Raising Ceremony: Friday, August 4 itchy eyes all become part of the experience. Here’s a little tip from
one of our Staff members, Lee Ann, who guarantees the following
US Air Force 70th Birthday September 18 recipe works to alleviate at least one of those annoying allergy
Flag Raising Ceremony: Monday, September 18 season symptoms.
US Navy Day 242nd Birthday October 13 Recipe for Scratchy Throat
Flag Raising Ceremony: Friday, October 13 2 T honey
2 T vinegar
Marine Corps 242nd Birthday November 10 2 T lemon juice
Flag Raising Ceremony: Thursday, November 9 Dash of cinnamon
Water to fill cup
When NOT to Call City Hall Mix well; drink hot or cold
If you need assistance from law enforcement, fire, or emergency Tidbits
medical services, please do NOT call City Hall. City Hall
employees are not able to dispatch law enforcement, ambulances, In keeping with this issue’s “Park Life” theme, here is an event where
or fire responses. They will only be able to refer you to 9-1-1 or the you can become a ‘Park Patriot.’ Join us for our annual Memorial
MCSO Non-Emergency Number 602-506-3011. A good rule of Day ceremony at the WWII Memorial on Monday, May 29th as
thumb is to always call 9-1-1 when someone’s life, safety, health, we remember the men and women who died while serving in the
or property is in immediate jeopardy. United Sates Armed Forces. The event begins at 7am and will include
the placing of floral tributes at the memorial in honor of those who
Call 9-1-1 to: Stop a crime! Report a fire! Save a life! This is because gave the ultimate sacrifice. This is a great way to begin your day and
calling this number triggers a tiered, prioritized response by law meet your ‘Park Patriot’ neighbors. Following the ceremony, enjoy
enforcement, fire department, and/or emergency medical services. strolling down our beautiful streets to one of the Park eateries to
enjoy a coffee or breakfast.
A medical emergency is any event that you reasonably believe
threatens life or health. A medical emergency includes severe pain, Tickles
difficulty breathing, chest pain, significant injury, serious bleeding,
or a medical condition that is rapidly worsening. Silence is golden, unless you have kids, then silence is just
suspicious.
A law enforcement emergency is any event that may threaten
property, life, or safety. This would include most crimes—especially … and a Quote
those in progress—suspicious persons or vehicles, disturbances, fights,
people with weapons, suicidal persons, or any incident involving “Learn to enjoy every minute of your life. Be happy now. Don’t wait for
someone having a dangerous mental or emotional episode. something outside of yourself to make you happy in the future. Think how
really precious is the time you have to spend, whether it's at work or with
If you are unsure whether the situation is an emergency or non- your family. Every minute should be enjoyed and savored.
emergency, please remember that City Hall will not be able to assist
you. Please call 9-1-1 and the trained dispatcher will help advise Earl Nightingale
you. It is best to allow the trained 9-1-1 call taker to determine if
you need emergent assistance. Always err on the side of caution;
when in doubt, use 9-1-1.
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