The free turkey distribution by Columbus police is on a first-come, first-served basis. No registration is required and is open to all Columbus residents.
Columbus police have announced six locations throughout the city where they will distribute free Thanksgiving turkeys on Monday.
The free turkey distribution begins at noon and is on a first-come, first-served basis at the following police stations:Substation 11 – 950 East Main St.Substation 19 – 2070 Sullivant Ave. No registration is required and is open to all Columbus residents while supplies last, though the total number of turkeys that will be available was not released.
The turkeys for this year's giveaway are made available by Columbus police in association with Wasco Wholesale Automotive Supplies, as well as partnerships with Giant Eagle, Byers Auto Group, Columbus Police Foundation, Yenkin-Majestic Paint Corporation, and Jeff Ruby’s Steakhouse.
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