- November 16, 2024
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Caleb Warr-Marshall with volunteers Linda Silcox and Cassie Younge of the Flagler County Mounted Unit.Photos by Anastasia Pagello
Kennedy, with her father, Philip Conway and Florida Fish and Wild Life Officer Lee Lawshe.
Jacob and Andrea Horne make sand art at the Flagler Sheriff's Police Athletic League's booth.
Deputy Rob Tarczewski allow Abigail Bacon and Alana Karas to pet Flagler County Sheriff's Office K-9 dog, Repo.
Flagler County Mounted Unit
Guadalupe Paddy and Pamela Sarrin with the Flagler Institute of Technology, show a project done by Wordsworth Elementary students, teaching safety on wearing bright colors on Halloween night.
Deputy Jeremy Chambers, of the Flagler County Sheriff's Office, and Chief Tom Foster, of the Bunnell Police Department.
Erika Lane
Members of Paks Karate preformed for the guests at Central Park in Town Center.
The Flagler County Sheriff’s Office with the Sheriff’s Office Police Athletic League held the 32nd-annual “National Night Out”, a crime-prevention awareness event. The event was set in place to teach families how to avoid potential dangers. Officers reminded children and families of simple precautionary safety steps for Halloween night, such as, checking Halloween candy for tampering, wearing bright and reflective clothing at night and stranger danger.
“National Night Out is a great chance for the community to come together for fun as well as being reminded about crime prevention,’’ Sheriff James L. Manfre said, from a Flagler County Sheriff’s Office press release. “It’s good for everyone.’’
The Flagler Beach Police Department taught families the importance of bicycle safety and wearing protection while Bunnell Police Officers allowed children to interact with the K-9 units.
