July 27, 2018 -- Nearly 10,000 people enjoyed the 43rd Annual “Day at Playland for People with Disabilities,” which offers free, unlimited rides for people with disabilities, their family members and caregivers. Westchester County Executive George Latimer invited everyone to Playland Park on Friday, July 27 for a full day of fun. Once again, the Tommie Cares Foundation partnered with the Westchester County Office for People with Disabilities and the Department of Parks, Recreation and Conservation, in sponsoring this event.
Westchester County Executive George Latimer took a walking tour of the park, and welcomed dozens of participants.
Latimer said: “I am excited to be a part of this special day, which gives people with special needs the opportunity to enjoy Playland with their families – just like everyone else.”
Director of the Office for People with Disabilities Evan Latainer said: “It is an honor to be here today, and be part of another wonderful Day at Playland for People with Disabilities providing our residents and their families with a day of fun and excitement. We look forward to continuing our mission in reaching out to everyone throughout Westchester County.”
This is the sixth year that the Tommie Cares Foundation has sponsored the event. Tommie Cares is a social networking community that provides a safe environment for people with disabilities to connect online, or in person.