The vigil starts at 6 p.m. at Bellbrock Park, 57 N. Main St. in Bellbrook. It will include speakers, a moment of silence for lost lives and a march through downtown.
Although streets will remain open, “there will be police officers available to help (the marchers) safely walk from point A to point B,” Bellbrook Police chief Doug Doherty said.
The march primarily will be on the bike path through downtown.
Businesses also will be made aware of the activity ahead of time.
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