- October 28, 2020
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Chloe Black let out a grin and she and Blake Pickren wait for the Easter bunny.
With her basket in hand, Sutton Barrett patiently waited for the parade to come by.
Windermere police vehicles strolled through the town to hand out candy and toys to children.
Mattie Ross enjoyed a snack as she watched for the arrival of the Easter bunny.
The Easter bunny, sitting next to Windermere Police Chief David Ogden, waved to children as they passed by.
Bags of candy and toys were tossed to children who were eager for a treat.
Chloe Black, left, and Mattie Ross ran around the front yard to pick up toys thrown their way.
Chloe Black grabbed a small toy off the ground to add to her Easter basket.
Everleigh Barrett sported some nice specs she got during the parade.
The Easter bunny, sitting next to Windermere Police Chief David Ogden, waved to children as they passed by.
Sutton Barrett, Mattie Ross, Blake Pickren, Ashlyn Pickren and Chloe Black have some with chalk bunny ears in the driveway after the parade.
The Windermere Police Department brought some Easter cheer to the children of Windermere during the town's Easter parade Saturday, April 3.
Starting at Estancia Woods Loop at 10 a.m., police vehicles — one of which carried around the Easter bunny and Police Chief David Ogden — proceeded to ride around town for two hours, throwing out bags filled with candy and small toys to children waiting in their driveways.
This year's event was the second ever Easter parade put on by the town after its annual Easter Egg-Stravaganza was called off once again due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
