3-D Bail Bonds Joins Local Communities for National Night Out
Cheshire, Connecticut. 3-D Bail Bonds attended several National Night Out events across Connecticut this year, joining local police departments, fire police, other public safety officials, and residents for an evening focused on the safety of our communities. in CT, National Night Out is an annual event held across the country to strengthen the relationship between police and the neighborhoods they serve.
For 3-D Bail Bonds, it was also a chance to highlight a message the company sees every day on the job: accountability isn’t just a courtroom word; “it’s a shared responsibility between law enforcement, bondsmen, and the community”.
Bondsman Jason at Cheshire, CT National Night Out
With a petting zoo, vendors, music, food, and free activities for all ages, families enjoyed their first-ever National Night Out in Cheshire, CT. Cheshire Police welcomed families to explore patrol cruisers for photos and visits. Bail Bondsman Jason also spotted some local businesses and institutions, including Foxwoods Tanger Outlets, AT&T, Signs by SG, Whole Foods, Lori’s Truth, Power Station Events, Human Services of Cheshire, and more.
“We work directly with police every single day,” said Bail Bondsman Jordan, who serves the New Haven and Bridgeport jails. “The National Night Out event allows us to show that side of our work. We are part of the same effort to keep people accountable and communities safer.” When we bail people out of jail, we hold them accountable to return to court. If they fail to appear, as surety bail agents, we are responsible for bringing them back to court. It’s what we do.
Bondsman Tom at Groton CT National Night Out
Bondsman Tom Demorro from 3-D Bail Bonds met with residents, answered questions about the bail process, and connected with officers from the Groton Police Department throughout the evening at Groton CT National Night Out. Groton Chief of Police was recognized with a challenge coin. This is a special recognition for those who show exceptional commitment in the law enforcement profession. Congratulations to Chief Fusaro.
In New London, Bail Bondsman Tom acknowledged Lieutenant Joshua Bergeson from New London Police with a challenge coin.
3-D Bail Bonds at Willimantic National Night Out
3-D Bail Bonds was also on hand in Willimantic, CT, for National Night Out at the Shaboo Stage at 1 Jillson Square, Willimantic, CT 06226. Kids enjoyed a water slide-bounce house combo, and plenty of free food, snacks, and drinks. The petting zoo brought a few furry friends into the mix, including a friendly llama and some goats. Between yard games, face painting, a pie competition, and arts and crafts, the whole community came out for a fun night together. Willimantic Police put on K9 demonstrations showing off their dogs’ skills, while the crime scene unit showed residents how fingerprints are found after a crime.
3-D Bail Bonds staff honored officer Guillermo Rivera for working hard serving food to the kids and families for long hours during the heat on Night Out. His kindness and charisma while speaking Spanish to the kids made a difference.
In Meriden, CT Bail Bondsman Jason attended the Night Out at Hubbard Park, 999 West Main Street, Meriden CT 06451, witnessing the landing of a LifeStar at the event. Watch the video here.
Bondsman Jordan at East Haven National Night Out
At the East Haven Police Night Out, Bail Bondsman Jordan shared paws with Paw Patrol icons Chase and Marshall while enjoying Mission BBQ’s delicious barbecue. The community came together to celebrate and show support to the true heroes who keep us safe. The event was held at the East Haven Splash Pad ( across from the East Haven Town Beach )
Our bail bondsmen and staff attended these events to connect with both police and the community. Most importantly, as a company, we stand behind our local police departments and recognize the hard sacrifices they make every day. in CT National Night Out is one more reminder that safer communities are built together and 3-D Bail Bonds is proud to be part of that effort.
As we recognize and appreciate the dedicated public safety officers who work to protect our communities, we must also stand for accountability and fairness throughout our justice system. The principles of public safety and due process go hand in hand. Defendants have a right to reasonable bail and a speedy trial, just as they have a responsibility to appear for their court dates and comply with the conditions of their release. A fair and effective justice system must uphold both accountability and the rights guaranteed to every individual.
