Over $9,100 Raised for Glen Cove’s First Responders
The City of Glen Cove announced that this year’s Horsepower and Heroes event collected over $9,100 to benefit local first responder organizations, including the Glen Cove Police Department, Volunteer Fire Department, EMS, Harbor Patrol, and Auxiliary Police.
The second annual event, organized and hosted by Joe LaPadula, Jon Holzer, Joe DeMartino, and Martino Auto Concepts, was held on June 19 in downtown Glen Cove. Despite heavy rain early in the evening, the community turnout remained strong, reflecting the city’s commitment to unity and gratitude.
“This event is a perfect example of how Glen Cove comes together to support the people who protect us every day,” said Glen Cove City Mayor Pamela Panzenbeck. “We are so grateful to Joe LaPadula, Joe DeMartino, and the entire organizing team for their generosity and commitment to our city.”
All funds raised will be distributed among the city’s first responder groups to help improve training, equipment, and community safety efforts.
Author’s Summary
The Horsepower and Heroes event in Glen Cove raised over $9,100 to support the city’s first responders, celebrating community unity and gratitude.