Special EventApril 2011
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Inaugural Emergency Vehicle Show

Presented by the Morro Bay Police And Morro Bay Fire

Firetruck

Sponsored by: Morro Bay Neighborhood Watch and the City of Morro Bay
Saturday, April 16th, 2011 – 9 am – 3 pm
Main Street & Morro Bay Blvd.

Police Car

On the Friday night, prior to the show, we will have a "Code 3" parade, escorted by Morro Bay Police, from the waterfront parking lot, at the corner of Beach Street and Front Street, to Carla’s Country Kitchen of Morro Bay. Carla’s is graciously hosting a hospitality night for our entrants. The restaurant is located at 213 Beach St. Our cruise will depart promptly from the Front Street parking lot at 6:00 pm. This show is a non-profit fundraiser. All proceeds will benefit Morro Bay’s Neighborhood Watch and the Morro Bay Community Foundation.

For attendance and entry information go to the Morro Bay Police website and look under “News and Services.”

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