'Ask the Chiefs' Heads to Anderson-Foothill City Library Tonight @ 7

What does it take to be a police officer or a firefighter? How can residents get involved in making their neighborhoods safer? How might new laws affect Police and Fire Departments? When will the new Public Safety Building open? Police Chief Chris Burbank and Fire Chief Kurt Cook will answer those questions and more during tonight’s “Ask the Chiefs” event, this time at the City Library’s Anderson-Foothill branch, 1135 South 2100 East.

The informal Q&A session starts at 7 p.m. Attendees should note that Salt Lake City Television Channel 17 videotapes each session for broadcast at a later date.

The final evening in the Ask the Chiefs series will be held next Thursday, February 25, at the Main City Library, 210 East 400 South, in Conference Rooms B&C.

The public is welcome to email questions in advance to askthechiefs@slcgov.com.

Ask the Chiefs Tonight @ Sweet Library

Salt Lake City Police Chief Chris Burbank and Fire Chief Kurt Cook invite those who live or work in the city to talk with them about public safety issues tonight during another “Ask the Chiefs” event, this time at the City Library’s Sweet branch, 455 F Street (9th Avenue).

The informal Q&A session starts at 7 p.m. with a short presentation from Chiefs Burbank and Cook regarding public safety issues in the city, with the majority of the time given to questions from those in attendance. Attendees should note that Salt Lake City Television Channel 17 videotapes each session for broadcast at a later date.

Future Ask the Chiefs sessions will be held at the following City Library branches:

Feb. 18: Anderson-Foothill, 1135 South 2100 East
Feb. 25: Main Library, Conference Rooms B&C, 210 East 400 South

The public is welcome to email questions in advance to askthechiefs@slcgov.com.