Cone with a cop event brings community and police together in monroe township

MONROE TOWNSHIP, N.J. — The Monroe Township Police Department celebrated a successful “Cone With A Cop” event at Stio’s Water Ice & Ice Cream, strengthening ties with the local community.

Held on Wednesday evening, the event saw residents of Monroe Township, Gloucester County, come together for a night of casual conversation and frozen treats. Organized in collaboration with Stio’s Water Ice & Ice Cream and supported by the Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 125, the event aimed to foster positive relationships between law enforcement and the community.

The police department expressed gratitude for the strong turnout and the support from both the local business and the community. “What an amazing night,” the Monroe Township Police Department stated in a social media post. “We couldn’t have done it without the support of our amazing community.”

The event offered residents an opportunity to meet and interact with local police officers in a relaxed environment, with many attendees praising the initiative. The gathering marked a continued effort by the Monroe Township Police Department to engage with the community beyond traditional law enforcement activities.

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