October 13, 2022  (Canandaigua, NY) ─ Competition, camaraderie and community spirit were on display at the Trolley Station Apartments in Canandaigua, New York during the second annual Bean Bags and Barbecue competition. Following a barbecue, representatives from the New York State Troopers, Ontario County Sheriff’s Office, Canandaigua Fire Department and the Finger Lakes Area Counseling and Recovery Plan (FLACRA) joined DePaul staff and residents for a little friendly competition.

Pictured top left, left to right, are Trolley Station Property Manager Melissa Dymond, Ontario County Sheriff’s Office Sgt. Mark Taylor, New York State Troopers Sidney Bright, Brian Hotchkiss and Ryan Dougherty, DePaul President Mark Fuller, Trolley Station Supported Housing Specialist Elizabeth Wiatrowski and Canandaigua Firefighter Ryan Foster.

Pictured top right is the winning team which consisted of Trolley Station Apartments resident Jennifer Sterner and Canandaigua Firefighter Matt Bement. Pictured bottom left, Trolley Station Apartments Supported Housing Specialist Elizabeth Wiatrowski introduces resident George Buss to New York State Trooper Sidney Bright and pictured bottom right is State Trooper Tim Caudle is pictured with his teammate, Trolley Station Apartments resident Christina Luongo.

Thank you to Wegmans, Canandaigua Quick Print and friends of Elizabeth Wiatrowski for donating some of the supplies, food and beverages for the event.

For more information about Trolley Station, visit www.depaul.org/locations/trolley-station-apartments/. Applicants must meet the eligibility requirements of the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit Program. Income and occupancy requirements apply. An application can be found here.