Celebrating 15 Years of Safety: Cicero's Parent Patrol Honored for Dedicated Service

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On May 23, 2024, the town of Cicero held a luncheon at the Cicero Community Center to mark the 15th anniversary of the Parent Patrol program. The event was attended by town officials, including Town President Larry Dominick and members of the Cicero Board of Trustees. The luncheon celebrated the contributions of the volunteers who help ensure the safety of school children traveling to and from school.

Town President Larry Dominick, who started the Parent Patrol program, thanked the volunteers for their crucial role in protecting children and enhancing community involvement in schools. The program began with 10 volunteers and has grown to include over 200 members.

The luncheon also served as a platform for community leaders and school officials to renew their commitment to child safety. Attendees included Cicero Board of Trustees Clerk Maria Punzo-Arias, Supervisor Joe Virruso, and other community leaders, highlighting the broad support for the Parent Patrol program.

Special presentations were given to Parent Patrol members during the event, recognizing their dedication and efforts. The program’s coordinator, Ismael Vargas, was acknowledged for his leadership and efforts to recruit more volunteers and expand the program.