First Responder Bike Rodeo this Saturday! (June 7)

Kim Weightman • June 3, 2025
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Bethel Park Police Department joins with South Park and Allegheny County to host “Bike Rodeo” this Saturday!

 

Bethel Park Police Department, along with South Park and Allegheny County Police Departments, are teaming up to host a FREE First Responders Bike Rodeo this Saturday, June 7, from 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. at the South Park Dek Hockey Rink (Maple Springs & Corrigan Drive).

 

This family-friendly event is all about bike safety and fun! Kids are encouraged to bring their bicycles for safety checks and test their skills on a safety obstacle course. PLUS:

 

✅ FREE bike helmets (courtesy of Children's Hospital) while supplies last ✅ FREE bikes (new and gently used) for children in need ✅ Emergency vehicle displays, free refreshments, and music!


“We’re looking forward to the rodeo,” said BPPD Community Resource Officer Amber DiFranco. “This is a great opportunity to work with our neighbors on a wonderful community program! I’d like to also thank Kelly Gilliam of Life Builders, whose support helped make this event possible.”

 

💙 Want to donate a new or gently used bicycle? There's still time! Call 412-540-3535 or bring your donation to the event.

 

For more on Bethel Park Police Department, visit www.bethelparkpa.gov. Learn about Life Builders, a nonprofit dedicated to serving individuals, families and the community to create a sustainable transformation, at mylifebuilders.org.

 

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