Annual "We Got Your Six" Ride Back This Weekend

The 4th annual "We Got Your Six" 1st responder ride is happening this weekend in Wyoming County.

WHAT IS THE "WE GOT YOUR SIX" RIDE?

The ride was started three years ago to show appreciation for all the first responders in Wyoming County and beyond. It also raises money to help out Wyoming County's "Shop with a Cop" program which provides Christmas presents to children in need in Wyoming County.

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WHEN AND WHERE IS THE "WE GOT YOUR SIX" RIDE?

The 4th annual ride will take place on Sunday, June 23rd. It will go from 9:30 am until 3 pm. The ride will start and end at the Wyoming Hook & Ladder located at 26 Maple Street.

WHO IS IN THE "WE GOT YOUR SIX" RIDE?

Anyone and everyone. If you have a street-legal ride and want to ride among all the first responders you can sign up to be part of the ride. Also, it is free to come out and check out the basket raffles and other events planned for before and after the ride.

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WILL THERE BE FOOD AT THE EVENT?

Yes, there will be food for sale. Breakfast and lunch will be available for purchase by the fire hall. The money raised will help the fire hall and shop with the cop program in Wyoming County.

See below for all the details that were posted on the event's Facebook page.

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