The Special Olympics Law Enforcement Torch Run (LETR) is an international series of torch relays, run by law enforcement officers leading up to each state or nation's summer games. Law enforcement personnel raise money and awareness about the programs in conjunction with their respective Torch Runs for their local Special Olympics Programs. The Torch Runs usually take place in the spring of each year where all levels of law enforcement are represented. You can see runners from local, state and federal law enforcement agencies running the torch through the streets of local municipalities all across the state. The Polar Plunge is an off season fund raiser for Special Olympics by the New York Law Enforcement Torch run Officers. Though law enforcement personnel coordinate and run the event, it is open to the public and will always be a wholesome family oriented event to support a most worthy cause. Be sure to watch for the annual Torch Run this spring and keep your eyes open for other exciting Special Olympic fund raising events.

All inquiries relating to the Polar Plunge and any of our other LETR events can be sent to the following Polar Plunge mailbox:

Volunteers, Day of Event Logistics
Sal Gerbino, Rochester Polar Plunge Event Chairman
sgerbino@rochester.rr.com
Phone: (585)733-2606

Registration, Forming a Team, Sponsorship and Website Inquiries
Kelley Ligozio, Special Olympics New York-Genesee Region
kligozio@nyso.org
1 Grove Street, Suite 216
Pittsford N.Y. 14526
Phone: (585)586-7400 ext.5109
Fax: (585)586-7065