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Customer Appreciation Event Held At Indian Meadow Turnpike Service Plaza Near West Unity

August 5, 2023Updated:September 10, 2023No Comments2 Mins Read
PHOTOS BY ANNA WOZNIAK THE VILLAGE REPORTER
SERVING UP SMILES Tiffany Willms Chelsy Dohm and Theresa Wehrle served up sweet snacks to attendees with the same enthusiastic smiles as the guys serving hot dogs outside

By: Anna Wozniak
THE VILLAGE REPORTER

Just outside of West Unity on Friday August 4, 2023, there was quite a commotion happening just off of the Ohio Turnpike.

The Ohio Turnpike makes an effort to routinely show appreciation for those that choose to travel via the turnpike by hosting customer appreciation events.

MAKING IT HAPPEN There to support the event and make it all happen left to right back to front were Back Crystal Siebenaler Stefan Kondelka Charles Cyrill Jon Stainbrook Zakk Sheehan Staff Lt Rick Reeder Sgt Devon Black Front Meghan Gallagher and Mayor Pamela Clark

This specific appreciation event was at Indian Meadow Service Plaza, where the impressive station served as a venue for hot dogs and other lunch items, complimentary shaved ice, safety demonstrations, and chances to win $25 gas cards courtesy of 7-Eleven.

SAFETY FIRST Williams County Health Departments Katie Brown had safety in mind during the customer appreciation event at Indian Meadow Service Plaza

Ohio Turnpike employee Meghan Gallagher was there sharing road safety information, and Williams County Health Department representative Katie Brown was present to give car seat safety demonstrations.

Representatives from the Ohio State Highway Patrol were out enjoying the sunshine, and Lt. Rick Reeder and Sgt. Devon Black were inside the station showing attendees one of their top cruisers.

LIVE COVERAGE Covering the success of the event live was Toledos 945 Classic Rock radio station

As Ohio Turnpike Director of Marketing and Communications Public Information Officer Charles Cyrill shared, these events serve as “an opportunity to express gratitude to our loyal customers” as well as provide “a fun, relaxed, and engaging opportunity to meet with travelers and local residents.”

Anna can be reached at anna@thevillagereporter.com


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