The Roswell community is invited to enjoy a day filled with classic cars, local vendors, and family fun at the annual Cops ‘N Cars Show on Saturday, June 6, from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at Lebanon Baptist Church.

Hosted in partnership with the Roswell Police Department, the event is free and open to the public. All proceeds benefit the Friends of Roswell Police Foundation, a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting community needs and the officers who serve the city.

Vehicle owners interested in showcasing their cars are encouraged to register in advance at https://bit.ly/2026RoswellCopsNCars. Community members and businesses interested in participating as vendors or event sponsors should contact friendsofroswellpolice@gmail.com.

Attendees can expect an impressive display of vehicles, a variety of food trucks and local vendors, and direct opportunities to meet and interact with local law enforcement officers in a relaxed, casual environment.

“We absolutely love this event,” said Teri Bell, President of the Friends of Roswell Police Foundation. “Each year, we’re amazed by the incredible cars that come out, but even more so by the connections made between our officers and the community. Seeing everyone come together in such a positive and engaging way is truly special.”

“Events like Cops ‘N Cars provide a vital opportunity for our officers to interact with the residents we serve outside of emergency situations,” said Officer Tim Lupo, Public Information Officer for the Roswell Police Department. “Those connections are invaluable, and we are incredibly grateful for the Friends of Roswell Police Foundation's continued support in helping make them possible.”

About Friends of Roswell Police:

Created in 2021, the Friends of Roswell Police Foundation is the official Qualified Law Enforcement Foundation supporting the Roswell Police Department. The foundation’s mission is to be virtuous stewards of donated resources by discovering and meeting the needs of our community through collaboration with our community and the Roswell Police Department, while also supporting the dedicated men and women of the Roswell Police Department who serve and protect our city.

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“Events like Cops ‘N Cars provide a vital opportunity for our officers to interact with the residents we serve outside of emergency situations,” said Officer Tim Lupo, Public Information Officer for the Roswell Police Department.