RICK STALY, SHERIFF
"An Honor to Serve, A Duty to Protect"
A 911 caller whose actions saved a kidnapping victim from a registered sex offender’s grasp and employees whose actions helped save a man from jumping off an overpass, resulted in the arrest of three suspects charged with a total of 36 felonies, and helped locate and save the life of an unconscious but breathing Silver Alert subject are among those who were honored during the Flagler County Sheriff’s Office’s 2025 Fourth Quarter Awards Ceremony held on Jan. 29 at the Flagler County Sheriff’s Office Operations Center.
On Jan. 15, the Flagler County Sheriff’s Office presented Sheriff Rick Staly’s “Great Kid” Award to three exceptional students at Flagler County schools. Investigative Services Division Chief Agustin Rodriguez, Youth Services Section Commander Jennifer Nawrocki, and School Resource Unit Sergeant Shane Meehan visited the schools to present the awards for December 2025 alongside school resource deputies.
The Flagler County Sheriff’s Office has arrested a Palm Coast man on multiple felony charges after DNA evidence established him as the suspect during an investigation into a December 2024 vehicle burglary.
The Flagler County Sheriff’s Office Special Investigations Unit and SWAT team served a narcotics-related search warrant at 2480 County Road 304 in Bunnell in the early morning of Jan. 16, shutting down a drug house and making one arrest.
The Flagler County Sheriff’s Office has arrested a Palm Coast couple for child neglect and elderly neglect after a welfare check revealed a severe cockroach infestation and deplorable living conditions inside the home.
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