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Evansville Police Department via Facebook / CanvaFor several years, the Evansville Police Department (EPD) has invited you to join them&nbsp;for a cup of coffee, a donut or two (or three or four), and a good conversation during Coffee with a Cop every month. That tradition will continue every month throughout 2023 at various breakfast locations around the city.If you've never been, the concept is pretty simple. It's a chance for you to chat with EPD officers about whatever is on your mind for a couple of hours before you head to work for the day. The conversation can be anything you want it to be. Notice something a little off in your neighborhood that you'd like the police to keep an eye on? This is an opportunity to let them know. Maybe you simply want to know if they're binge-watching the same show you are, or what they think about a particular sports team. The possibilities are only limited by your own mind and give you&nbsp;the chance to get to know the men and women behind the badge who have dedicated their lives to keeping us safe. Officers who usually stop by include Special Events Coordinator Taylor Merriss, who joins us in studio every Tuesday, Assistant Police Chief Phil Smith, and Chief Billy Bolin himself. Mayor Lloyd Winnecke has been known to stop by a time or two as well, and members of the Evansville City Council regularly stop by too.Get our free mobile appOh, and we'll also be broadcasting on-site live each month too if that sways you in any way.The 2023 edition will feature many of the normal locations that have been part of Coffee with a Cop since day one, but it will also feature a few new additions to the schedule. Here's when and where this year's events will take place:In case you having trouble seeing the graphic, the full calendar is as follows. Each event takes place from 7:00 - 9:00 a.m.*Santa and Mrs. Claus scheduled to appear.We look forward to seeing you there!This year the Evansville Police Department has really stepped up its efforts to get to know the citizens they serve. Walking Wednesdays is a great way for law enforcement to be seen in neighborhoods and to meet the residents and hear their stories.Yelp is a useful tool to read user reviews and see what our local restaurants have to offer. Let's take a tasty look into the top 11 locally-owned restaurants that won't break the bank.CommentsLeave A CommentBlack Cables on Indiana Roads: What They Are and What They DoAdoptable Indiana Dog Has Spent Most of Her Life in SheltersLIVE REINDEER EXHIBIT: A Magical Experience in Santa Claus, IndianaExplore an Abandoned 100-Year-Old Amusement Park in IndianaTwo Indiana Cities Make the List of 10 Cheapest Places to Rent in America12-Foot Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce Skeletons Seen ‘Shaking It Off’ in IndianaVanderburgh County Health Department Hosting Drive-Thru Flu Vaccine ClinicDowntown Evansville Restaurant Announces Permanent ClosureFord Faces “Catastrophic” Engine Failures” Probe as 709,000 Trucks &amp; SUVs Investigated

Evansville Police Department via Facebook / CanvaFor several years, the Evansville Police Department (EPD) has invited you to join them&nbsp;for a cup of coffee, a donut or two (or three or four), and a good conversation during Coffee with a Cop every month. That tradition will continue every month throughout 2023 at various breakfast locations around the city.If you've never been, the concept is pretty simple. It's a chance for you to chat with EPD officers about whatever is on your mind for a couple of hours before you head to work for the day. The conversation can be anything you want it...

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