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which supports all charities that agency members regularly contribute to and will help build a memorial in honor of our fallen heroes. The day began with a healthy competition between Lakeland Police officers and Polk County Sheriff's deputies. The fans went wild as the two teams tied in the 7th inning, prompting a tiebreaker inning where PCSO won 10-9. The best hitters from all teams then participated in a Home Run derby. At 4:00 p.m., the National High School Champion Lakeland Dreadnaughts mounted an impressive offense against the Super Bowl Champs, Tampa Bay Buccaneers. There was a lot of trash-talking between these 2 winning football teams. On hand to show off their athletic prowess were: Alex Smith (#81), quarterback Bruce Gradkowski (#5), Julian Jenkins (#91), and Donald Penn (#70). Barrett Ruud (#51) came out to support but couldn't play due to an injury. The Bucs ended up winning by one homerun, and a great time was had by all! Who Let the Dogs Out.......of Training? 10 of these storms becoming hurricanes, and 3-5 of these are forecast to become major (category three or higher) hurricanes." With that in mind, are you ready? You should plan to be selfsufficient for at least 72 hours (3 days) during and after a disaster. You should anticipate no water, electrical power, or utilities for that period of time. To ensure the comfort of your family, whether at home or evacuated to another location, it is suggested that the following items, at a minimum, be assembled and readily available: Baby Needs: Blankets, Diapers, Formula, Medicines, Special Foods Battery Operated Items (Bring Extra Batteries):Radio (headphones or earphones), Flashlight Clothes:Change of Clothes, Rainwear Entertainment:Books, Cards, Coloring Book and Crayons, Games, Magazines, Toys State-certified canine instructor Deputy Sheriff Steven Hearth is proud to announce that on May 25, 2007, at 10:00 a.m. at the Central County Jail in Bartow, the first class of K-9 units for the year 2007 graduated from PCSO K-9 school. This class was comprised of officers from agencies in and around Polk County who underwent a grueling 800 hours of state-certified canine team instruction at the PCSO Burnham- Food:Drinking water in non-breakable containers (1 gal per person per day), Food (canned goods and nonperishable foods), Special dietary food if required Other Items:Carrying container for items, First Aid Kit, Maps, Sanitary
McCall Training Center. The canines are now certified in patrol assistance and narcotics detection (with the exception of K-9 Cookie who is narcotics-certified only) and they are listed below with their handlers: PCSO Sgt. Jim Bryan and K-9 Tommie PCSO Deputy Sheriff Kurt Walker and K-9 Moe PCSO Deputy Sheriff Bobby Boehmler and K-9 Falco PCSO Deputy Sheriff Russ Hilson and K-9 Moose Fort Meade Police Officer Brett Hermelbract and K-9 Tito Mulberry Police Officer David Davis and K-9 Silvo Mulberry Police Officer Sara Movahedi and K-9 Cookie Highlands County Deputy Sheriff Thomas Fort and K-9 Zeus (seen in photo here) Highlands County Deputy Sheriff Scott Williams and K- 9 Boss (seen in photo here) CONGRATULATIONS to these newest canines and their law enforcement partners! All in the Family - The Sheas March in Honor of Matt Supplies, Personal Items, Personal Hygiene Items (deodorant, toothpaste, etc), Pills and Written Prescriptions, Spare Eyeglasses, Sleep Items, Blankets, Pillows, Sheets, Sleeping Bags or lawn chairs Valuables (place papers in a waterproof container):Cash, Credit Cards, Extra Set of Car Keys, Identification, Policies, Photographs, Valuable Papers If the worst happens, and Polk County is hit with a storm this season, you can be sure that our deputies and staff will be out in the community helping you get through the storm and get back on your feet. Please help us help you by being prepared this hurricane season. Quick Links... Visit our web site PCSO newsroom Join our mailing list! Join On Sunday, May 6, 2007, PCSO Sergeant Christen Shea, Detective Rian
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