Jeep Girls Connect – Shine a Light

Join the Crook County District Attorney’s Office, Prineville Police Department, Crook County Sheriff’s Office, Crook County Fire and Rescue, Oregon State Police, Saving Grace, and Jeep Girls Connect this April to “Shine a Light on Sexual Assault.”  April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, and the agencies are joining together to educate the community about sexual violence prevention and show support for survivors.

On Tues., April 11^th at 7:30pm, after a brief presentation at the Crook County Courthouse front steps by District Attorney Kari Hathorn and Saving Grace, a procession of first responder vehicles, in concert with Jeep Girls Connect riders, will drive up to Ochoco Viewpoint to “Shine a Light” on sexual assault.  The public is invited to join and watch this event from the Courthouse lawn – or look up at the Ochoco Viewpoint shortly after 7:30pm to see headlights shining down on town to highlight the seriousness of sexual assault in our community and show support for survivors.