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Facebook Twitter/X LinkedIn Reddit WhatsApp 19Shares A Coral Springs Police officer participates in the department s Annual Toy Drive [Facebook]. The Coral Springs Police Department is gearing up for its annual Toy Drive, beginning Monday, Nov. 16, and encourages residents to help brighten the holidays for underserved children in the community. As locals head out for weekend shopping, CSPD is asking families to consider picking up an extra gift to help ensure every child enjoys a memorable holiday season. Families can drop off new, unwrapped toys at several locations throughout the city. Toy Drop-Off Sites Include: Police Department Lobby 2801 Coral Springs Drive City Hall 9500 W. Sample Road Wings Plus Sample Road 9880 West Sample Road Wings Plus 1235 N University Dr. Chick-Fil-A 1341 N. University Dr. Runyon s 9810 W. Sample Rd. Tijuana Taxi Co. 901 N University Dr. The annual toy drive is one of the department’s longest-running community traditions and helps hun