Touch-a-Truck Ride to School contest winners escorted by local police and fire department

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The Village of Pingree Grove announced on May 20 that the winners of the Touch-a-Truck Ride to School contest were escorted to Gary D. Wright Elementary School. Brooks, along with his sister Brynn, received an escort from the Pingree Grove Police Department, while Jack was accompanied by the Pingree Grove Fire Protection District.

The event marks a special conclusion to the school year for these students. The ride provided a unique experience and recognition for their participation in the contest.

According to the announcement, both local police and fire officials took part in making this day memorable for Brooks, Brynn, and Jack. The involvement of public safety personnel highlights community engagement with local schools.

No additional background or further details about how students were selected as contest winners were provided in the statement.

The announcement concluded by noting it was “a great way to end the school year,” reflecting positive community spirit.



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