- October 31, 2024
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The Seawolf Privateers brought their pirate ship float to the Palm Coat Touch a Truck event. Photo by Sierra Williams
Kids on a FCSO airboat. Back row: Clayton York and Mckinlee Alameida. Front row: Kinsey Pattin, Waylon Alameida, and Harlee Subers. Photo by Sierra Williams
Ben Noyes brought his family Hyden Noyes and Winter Ashby to Touch a Truck and tested out the motorcycles on display. Photo by Sierra Williams
Cruz Pierre, 3, and Theo Daniel, 3, get a lesson on driving on Rodney Ricks' Palm Coast Stormwater Division all-terrain vehicle. Photo by Sierra Williams
Among the service trucks at the 2024 Touch a Truck, the Flagler County Sheriff's Office showed up with several SWAT vehicles, an air boat and a squad car. Photo by Sierra Williams
Jayden Sapp, 2, with FCSO Deputy Mike Lane. Photo by Sierra Williams
Chase Herb, 7, sits in the cab of a Palm Coast Fire Department fire engine. Photo by Sierra Williams
Tabitha and David Wilkins with their son Kayden, 2. Photo by Sierra Williams
The Seawolf Privateers brought their pirate ship float to the Palm Coat Touch a Truck event. Photo by Sierra Williams
The Seawolf Privateers brought their pirate ship float to the Palm Coat Touch a Truck event. Photo by Sierra Williams
Cassandra Pittman and Jayden Gonzalez tried out a construction vehicle at the Touch a Truck event. Photo by Sierra Williams
Jasmine Vasquez with her daughter, Indigo. Photo by Sierra Williams
A Palm Coast public works traffic division truck airlifts a family a few feet off the ground at the Touch a Truck event. Photo by Sierra Williams
Rylee Burns in the cab of Don Menegay's FCC garbage truck. Photo by Sierra Williams
Families line up to try out East Flagler Mosquito Control's helicopter. Photo by Sierra Williams
The Gregg family with the East Flagler Mosquito Control's helicopter: father James with Madison 3, and Michael, 1. Photo by Sierra Williams
Flagler County's Fire Flight was one of two helicopters at the Touch a Truck event. Photo by Sierra Williams
Palm Coast hosted its fourth annual Touch-A-Truck event on May 11, taking over Town Center with over 75 service vehicles from across the county.
The family-friendly event lasted from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., with a designated "horn free" hour from 10-11 a.m. Multiple emergency vehicles from the Palm Coast Fire Department, Flagler County Fire Rescue and the Flagler County Sheriff's Office were present, including the Fire Flight helicopter, fire trucks, a SWAT armored vehicles and an FCSO air boat.
Several city departments from Palm Coast also participated, as well as local businesses and organizations, like the East Flagler Mosquito Control District, which showed up with its own helicopter.
A new addition to the event this year included a pirate ship: the Seawolf Privateers, a nonprofit that raises money to help foster and displaced children, show cased its infamous parade float pirate ship, allowing the children in attendance to take the helm.
