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Parading through Bellaire: City Sightings Public Safety Tour

By Pooja Salhotra, Staff writer | April 21, 2020
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  • Gavin Silverman,

    These cousins created a sweet sign to show support for our first responders during the Bellaire Public Safety tour. Pictured: Gavin Silverman holding a thank-you sign. 
  • Jonah Uzick, Gavin Silverman,

    Cousins Jonah Uzick and Gavin Silverman show support for Bellaire first responders. 
  • Gavin Silverman

    Gavin Silverman proudly wears a firefighter hat as he waits for Bellaire first responders to drive through the neighborhood. 
  • Bellaire police car

    The vintage Bellaire police car rolls by. 
  • Dylan Silverman

    Dylan Silverman smiles at the firetrucks and sirens. 
  • Bellaire Public Works

    These cousins - twins Tillie and Ruthie Levy (on right), Gavin Silverman (holding sign), Jonah Uzick (in car) and Dylan Silverman (on blanket) - wave to the Bellaire Public Works team. 
  • Gavin Silverman,
  • Jonah Uzick, Gavin Silverman,
  • Gavin Silverman
  • Bellaire police car
  • Dylan Silverman
  • Bellaire Public Works

If you see flashing lights and hear sirens around lunchtime this week, it might be Bellaire’s Public Safety staff, who are spending a couple of hours each day on a public safety tour. Orchestrated by the City of Bellaire Fire, Police and Public Works Department, the week-long tour is a way for our public safety team to thank the community for their work in following the Stay Home-Work Safe order that’s in place in Harris County due to the coronavirus pandemic. 

Between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. each day this week, Bellaire Public Safety staff are parading down different portions of the city. On Monday, April 20, the parade went south of Bellaire Blvd./East of 610. See below for more details on where you can find them the rest of the week: 

  • Tuesday, April 21: South of Bellaire Blvd./West of 610
  • Wednesday, April 22: North of Bellaire Blvd./West of 610
  • Thursday, April 23: North of Bellaire Blvd./East of 610
  • Friday, April 24: South of Bellaire Blvd./West of S. Rice

Gavin Silverman,

These cousins created a sweet sign to show support for our first responders during the Bellaire Public Safety tour. Pictured: Gavin Silverman holding a thank-you sign. 
Jonah Uzick, Gavin Silverman,

Cousins Jonah Uzick and Gavin Silverman show support for Bellaire first responders. 
Gavin Silverman

Gavin Silverman proudly wears a firefighter hat as he waits for Bellaire first responders to drive through the neighborhood. 
Bellaire police car

The vintage Bellaire police car rolls by. 
Dylan Silverman

Dylan Silverman smiles at the firetrucks and sirens. 
Bellaire Public Works

These cousins - twins Tillie and Ruthie Levy (on right), Gavin Silverman (holding sign), Jonah Uzick (in car) and Dylan Silverman (on blanket) - wave to the Bellaire Public Works team. 
People in this article: 
Gavin Silverman, Jonah Uzick, Dylan Silverman, Tillie Levy, Ruthie Levy
Tags: 
Bellaire, City of Bellaire, Parades, Coronavirus, Covid-19, Quarantine

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