District Readied to Open Summer School Without Deputies. Sheriff 'Wasn't Going to Tolerate It.'
Sheriff Rick Staly was livid when he found out the Flagler district prepared to open summer school with 350 students and no deputy on duty.
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Sheriff Rick Staly was livid when he found out the Flagler district prepared to open summer school with 350 students and no deputy on duty.
Flagler Sheriff Rick Staly is angry with Target for ending its holiday program to help children. A spokesperson says it's a miscommunication.
A divided Palm Coast City Council did not vote on a resolution to support a Flagler County half-cent sales tax, once again demonstrating the split which has deadlocked members on several issues. The resolution to support the half-cent sales tax to pay for public safety-related expenses failed because no one seconded a motion to support it during Tuesday’s meeting. People shopping in Flagler County currently pay a 7% sales tax, which includes 6% from the state, 0.5% from the county and 0.5% from the School Board. “The County is the only one in the state that’s eligible for the small co...
4 hours ago Share Sheriff Staly assists in multi-county pursuit that ends with felony charges and recovery of over 35 grams of narcotics. by: Shannon Martin Public Affairs Officer, Flagler County Sheriff’s Office On May 3, Flagler County Sheriff’s Office deputies observed a silver sedan traveling on State Road 100 West in Bunnell at a speed of 95 miles per hour. Serone Bell Deputies initiated a traffic stop and observed multiple baggies being thrown out of the passenger window before the car came to a stop. The deputy collected information from the driver and passe...
Sheriff Rick Staly, by the [podium, during the flag-raising in front of the Sheriff’s Office’s new Palm Coast Precinct this morning. (© FlaglerLive)The Flagler County Sheriff’s Office opened its much-anticipated, three-year delayed Palm Coast Precinct this morning at 14 Palm Harbor Village Way, in a building that’s had various incarnations as a bank, a soccer academy partly run by a now-convicted child molestor, and a funeral home. For the Sheriff’s Office, it’s the first time in 40 years of policing Palm Coast that it can finally call a precinct there its own. Sheriff Rick St...