The Region 5 Social at the International Association of Emergency Managers is TONIGHT‼ Join us from 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm at Seven's Gate Taproom, 77 S. 7th St., Colorado Springs, Colorado for some Cerberus Brewing Co. brews. 🚌Bus Information ‼ There will be a shuttle available for Region 5 members to use to get to the social. We are splitting the cost with Region 3 and Region 7. The shuttle will run on a loop from 6:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. It will pick up from all 4 hotels and then drop off at Edelweiss German Restaurant (4 E Ramona Ave), Ivywild School (1604 S Cascade Ave), and Seven’s Gate Taproom (Seven's Gate Taproom, 77 S 7th St). We don't have a sponsor this year, but folks can join and purchase food and beverages on their own. We hope to see you there!
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