Last night The Department of Public Safety along with multiple other departments and agencies had the opportunity to participate in MUSC Children’s Health Goodnight Lights Event for it's first week. We caught up with our friends at Charleston County EMS, Charleston County Emergency Management, Charleston County Consolidated Emergency Communications Center and Charleston County Volunteer Rescue Squad. This is the 5th year of Goodnight Lights, first responders position emergency vehicles around the children’s hospital and signal the lights in unison. The children in the hospital are given flashlights to shine back to say goodnight. This event occurs every Thursday leading up to Christmas. Thank you to everyone for participating in kicking off an incredible event.
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