The City of Hardin and Hardin Lions Club hosted a pro-law enforcement parade on Saturday. Dozens of people turned out to watch as the parade of vehicles traveled through Hardin.
The parade was meant to be part of a bigger celebration but those plans were changed due to the recent increase in the number of COVID-19 cases. Organizers arranged for free meals following the parade from Los Compadres Restaurant in Hardin for all law enforcement officers.
Here are photos from the event:
11Pct. 2 Commissioner Greg Arthur shared the lead vehicle with Hardin Mayor Harry Johnson and Lions Club’s Bonita Davis on Saturday for a “Back the Blue” parade in Hardin. 
A pro-law enforcement parade on Saturday in Hardin had participation from local fire departments. ESD #7 (Hardin Fire Station) was featured prominently in the parade. 
ESD #7 Commissioner Stephanie Johnson and Paul Thonsgaard (seated in the back seat) wave to the people who turned out Saturday for a pro-law enforcement parade in Hardin. 
ESD #7 Commissioner Richey Ewing rode in a Hardin fire truck for the pro-law enforcement parade on Saturday in Hardin. The parade was organized by the Hardin Lions Club and the City of Hardin. 
First Liberty National Bank, which has a branch in Hardin, participated in a pro-law enforcement parade on Saturday.
Liberty County Pct. 3 Constable Mark “Maddog” Davison and his wife wave to people gathered for a pro-law enforcement parade organized by the City of Hardin and the Hardin Lions Club. 
Liberty County Pct. 3 Deputy Constable Hugh Bishop flashes a peace sign as he passes by the people gathered for a pro-law enforcement parade on Saturday in Hardin. 
Shoppa’s John Deere in Liberty had three entries in a pro-law enforcement parade on Saturday in Hardin. 
Shoppa’s John Deere in Liberty had three entries in a pro-law enforcement parade on Saturday in Hardin. 
Shoppa’s John Deere in Liberty had three entries in a pro-law enforcement parade on Saturday in Hardin. 
The family of Liberty County Sheriff’s Chief Deputy Don Neyland showed their support for law enforcement in a parade on Saturday in Hardin. 
Dave “Showdog” Chessher (right) served as emcee of a pro-law enforcement parade on Saturday in Hardin.