Eagle Pass Children enjoyed Easter Egg Hunt sponsored by Eagle Pass Police Association

By: Miguel Munoz, Eagle Pass Business Journal, Inc., Copyright 2017

Over 100 Eagle Pass children enjoyed a fun-filled Easter Egg Hunt on Sunday, April 9, 2017, at the Maverick County Lake in Eagle Pass, Texas, sponsored by the Eagle Pass Police Association, announced Hector Rodriguez, President of the Eagle Pass Police Association (EPPA).

The children and their parents enjoyed fun activities, including a traditional Easter Egg Hunt, cracking Cascarones, fishing, playing, and a full meal with refreshments.  “The weather was sunny and beautiful, making it perfect for a day out for the over 100 children that participated,” stated Hector Rodriguez, EPPA President.

The Eagle Pass Police Association genuinely thanks all the local businesses, public officials, association members, and volunteers that assisted and participated in the 2017 Easter Egg Hunt for children, including Tommy Cantu of TNT for donating tables and chairs and Maverick County Commissioner Precinct 1 Jerry Morales for providing use of the Maverick County Lake Pavillion.

The Eagle Pass Police Association is a non-profit organization dedicated to assisting the families and children of Eagle Pass Police Officers and those in need in the community.  A grand time was enjoyed by all the children and persons that attended the 2017 Easter Egg Hunt, said Hector Rodriguez, EPPA President.