Fort St. John RCMP to host second ‘Coffee with a Cop’ event
The Fort St. John RCMP are inviting residents to chat with local officers over a cup of coffee on August 22nd at Canadian Grind.
FORT ST. JOHN, B.C. — The Fort St. John RCMP are inviting residents to grab a cup of coffee and chat with local officers this month.
The detachment will host a second Coffee with a Cop event of 2025 on Friday, August 22nd from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. at Canadian Grind, located at 9315 100th Avenue.
“The reception from the public during our first Coffee with a Cop was fantastic,” said Constable Chad Neustaeter, a media relations officer for the Fort St. John RCMP.
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“This gives the public that didn’t know about it, or might not have been able to attend, another opportunity to connect and converse with some of their local neighbourhood mounties.”
The RCMP says ‘Coffee with a Cop’ is an international program designed to improve trust and build relationships between police and the public through informal, one-on-one conversations over coffee.
Several Fort St. John RCMP members will be at the event to answer questions and get to know community members.
The first 2025 ‘Coffee with a Cop’ event in Fort St. John was held at Farmhouse on Main on April 23rd.
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