First Responders Honored at Urban Air in Plymouth
In Plymouth Thursday evening, a show of appreciation for first responders and military families.
“We know how their lives can be so crazy sometimes, it’s our way they can come and spend time with their family, kick back and enjoy our park,” said Heather Howe, General Manager at Urban Air Plymouth.
Urban Air Adventure Park in Plymouth reserved its venue Thursday night exclusively for police, firefighters and military personnel.
For Plymouth officer Jake Coopet, health and wellness has become a vital part of the job. He works overnights as a K9 officer.
“After 22 years so far, I’ve come to discover through the health and wellness programs, that it’s increasingly important not to just stay within the law enforcement realm, but to come out and relax and enjoy family time and be able to unwind,” said Coopet.
All the activities offered to first responders, the military and their families came free of charge.
A police officer and his family enjoying the obstacle area of Urban Air on Thursday night.
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