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Jersey City to Host County’s 5th Annual 5K Against Gun Violence Next Month
Source: Jersey City Times · Aug 4, 2026, 6:00 AM
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Hudson County residents are invited to participate in the 5th Annual Strides for Safety 5K Against Gun Violence, taking place September 19 in Jersey City.
The run and walk event will follow a USA Track and Field-certified course through Lincoln Park. This annual community event brings together participants from across the county to raise awareness and funds related to gun violence prevention efforts in the region.
Key points
- The 5K is scheduled for September 19 in Jersey City's Lincoln Park
- The course is USA Track and Field-certified
- This is the 5th annual edition of the Strides for Safety event
- The event welcomes both runners and walkers from Hudson County
- Registration is open to Hudson County residents
FAQ
- When and where is the 5K Against Gun Violence taking place?
- The 5th Annual Strides for Safety 5K is scheduled for September 19 in Jersey City. The run and walk will take place on a USA Track and Field-certified course through Lincoln Park.
- Who can participate in this event?
- Hudson County residents are invited to register for the event. Both runners and walkers are welcome to participate in the annual community run.
- What is the purpose of this 5K event?
- The Strides for Safety 5K Against Gun Violence is an annual community event focused on raising awareness about gun violence prevention in Hudson County.
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