EVR Hosts Local Law Enforcement Blue Line Competition

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The Second Annual Blue Line Competition for Law Enforcement Agencies Kicks off September 20, 2021.

September 08, 2021 // Franchising.com // Avon Lake and Medina, OH - Still flying high from the success of their first Blue Line Competition in 2020, Engage Virtual Range is aiming to hit the mark once again this year with their 2021 competition. The week-long event kicks off on September 20, 2021, and runs through September 25, 2021, with more than 15 local law enforcement agencies participating.

This event is free to all Northeast Ohio law enforcement agencies, and winners will walk away with bragging rights as well as an impressive trophy to display at their department. The goodwill event is designed to show appreciation for all local law enforcement officials and raise money for the Greater Cleveland Police Officers Memorial Society.

Individuals and businesses who would like to get involved and show their support area law enforcement can make pledges to "Back the Blue" and help support this great cause. All proceeds go directly to the Greater Cleveland Police Officers Memorial Society. Last year’s event raised $10,500 for Blue Coats of Medina County, and this year Engage Virtual Range has a fundraising goal of $15,000. Interested individuals can easily pledge support online through Engage Virtual Range's website.

"This event was specifically designed to build support and comradery within our surrounding community for all that law enforcement officials do for the cities we live and work in," said Chad Wilson, Co-Owner of Engage Virtual Range. "We are proud to host our Second Annual Blue Line competition and hope to surpass our fundraising goal of $15,000 through the generous support of businesses and individuals who support our mission."

The Greater Cleveland Peace Officers Memorial Society was established in 1985 by a handful of area police officers after the funeral of a fellow officer killed in the line of duty. Grieving the loss of a friend and fellow officer, they made a promise: they would never abandon the families of fallen officers or let the community forgets their service. Serving Cuyahoga, Geauga, Lake, Lorain, Medina, and Northern Summit Counties, all money raised from the event will fund their general projects.

SOURCE Engage Virtual Range

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