FORT SMITH, Ark. — The Fort Smith Police Department (FSPD) started the #CatchMeCaring Campaign on July 20, in accordance with the governor’s Executive Order mandating the use of face coverings.
The campaign recognizes businesses and individuals who are putting the safety of others first and wearing face coverings when necessary.
During the campaign, Fort Smith Police are stopping by and recognizing businesses that are in compliance.
FSPD encourages businesses to take pictures with their customers and to post the mask using hashtag #CatchMeCaring. You can also tag @fspolice on Facebook.
FSPD shared on Facebook, “All of our patrol cars have the #CatchMeCaring sticker on the back glass. If you see one, post a picture with your mask and use the hashtag #CatchMeCaring. Let’s take care of each other and mask up the Fort! #pawfficerfuzz even wanted to show his support and masked up!”
Belle Starr Antiques and Vintage Market, Bookish: an indie shop for folks who read and Wasted were the first recognized by FSPD for #CatchMeCaring.
FSPD says it’s proud of everyone who is caring for others.
On Monday (July 27), as part of the #CatchMeCaring Campaign, FSPD visited TGI Fridays, Green Papaya on Grand, and The Shops at BrickCity.
