ROBBINSVILLE, N.J. – Officers with the Robbinsville Township Police Department gathered Saturday to support the America’s 9/11 Remembrance Ride as participants passed through the Mercer County community.
The annual ride pays tribute to those who lost their lives in the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks while recognizing the courage and sacrifice of first responders, military members, victims’ families and communities across the country. Robbinsville officers greeted riders as they traveled through the township.
Honoring those lost on September 11
In a statement shared on social media, the department said patrol officers were “honored to show our support to the America’s 9/11 Remembrance Ride” as it made its way through Robbinsville.
“This ride serves as a powerful reminder of the courage, sacrifice and unity that followed September 11, 2001,” the department said. “We proudly stand with their riders, first responders, families and communities who continue to keep the memory of those lost alive.”
Community support along the route
The department wished participants safe travels as they continued their journey from town to town, joining communities across the region that have welcomed the remembrance ride.
The event is held annually to preserve the memory of those affected by the attacks while recognizing the service and dedication of first responders and others who continue to honor their legacy.
- Robbinsville Township police welcomed the America’s 9/11 Remembrance Ride as it traveled through the community.
- The annual ride honors victims of the Sept. 11 attacks along with first responders, families and military members.
- Police said the event serves as a reminder of the courage, sacrifice and unity that followed Sept. 11, 2001.
What is the America’s 9/11 Remembrance Ride? The ride is an annual tribute that honors the victims of the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks while recognizing first responders, military members and the families affected.
Why did Robbinsville police participate? The department said its officers were honored to support the riders and help recognize the sacrifices and unity that followed the attacks.
Where is the ride headed? According to the department, participants continue traveling from town to town as part of the remembrance event.
Sources: Robbinsville Township Police Department Facebook
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