Boston Police Engage in ‘Walk for Autism’ Event at Franklin Park Zoo
Officers from Boston Police Department's District B-2 participated in the 'Walk for Autism' event held at Franklin Park Zoo. The event was hosted by the Garrett Presley Resource Center and aimed to raise awareness, celebrate inclusion, and show support for…
Boston, MA, July 22, 2026 — Officers from the Boston Police Department’s District B-2 recently took part in the ‘Walk for Autism’ event, which took place at Franklin Park Zoo.
The initiative, organized by the Garrett Presley Resource Center, was designed to foster greater awareness and acceptance of autism spectrum disorder within the community. The event also served as a platform to celebrate inclusion and demonstrate solidarity with autistic individuals and their families.
Participation in community events like the ‘Walk for Autism’ underscores the Boston Police Department’s commitment to engaging with and supporting all members of the community they serve. The Franklin Park Zoo provided the venue for this significant awareness-raising activity.
The Garrett Presley Resource Center hosted the walk, highlighting its dedication to providing resources and support for the autism community. The primary objectives of the event were to spread awareness about autism, promote a culture of inclusion, and offer visible support to those affected by autism spectrum disorder.
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