Funds to benefit Suffolk County Sheriff’s Office START Resource Center to helpreduce the recidivism rate for former prisoners Hempstead, NY (Jan. 19, 2023) – Iona Burke, a senior at the Ross School in East Hampton, NY and, intern last summer for Suffolk County Legislator Bridget Fleming, recently raised $1,100 for the Suffolk County Sheriff’s Foundation’s Community…
PLAINVIEW, NY (Nov. 22, 2022) – Nearly 450 local families received turkeys, gravy, stuffing, sides and even vitamin C supplements during the Suffolk County Sheriff’s Office’s 4th Annual Thanksgiving Food Drive. Suffolk County Sheriff Errol Toulon Jr. and more than 15 members of the Sheriff’s Office helped distribute the Thanksgiving food at a drive-through event to…
Suffolk County Sheriff’s Office unveils palm cards to assist local law enforcement with deaf and hearing-impaired motorists ISLIP, NY (Nov. 9, 2022) – In an effort to be more inclusive of the deaf and hard of hearing community, the Suffolk County Sheriff’s Office announced the creation and distribution of palm cards which include photos, drawings, and…
Suffolk County Sheriff Foundation’s Inside-Out Initiative funds Suffolk County Sheriff Office’s 14th annual gang conference 500 law enforcement professionals nationwide learn about transformation of street gangs Melville, NY (Oct. 26, 2022) – In an effort to educate nearly 500 law enforcement professionals from around the country about the transformation of street gangs, the Suffolk County Sheriff’s…
Suffolk County Sheriff’s Foundation sponsors second annualexecutive leadership conferenceSpeakers educate and empower law enforcement leaders and staff in tri-state area Hempstead, NY (Oct. 3, 2022) – In an effort to empower law enforcement officers with executive leadership skills, The Suffolk County Sheriff’s Foundation recently sponsored the second annual Suffolk County Sheriff’s Office Executive Leadership…
PLAINVIEW, NY (Sept. 7, 2022) The Suffolk County Sheriff’s Foundation and the Suffolk County Sheriff’s Office are proud to announce efforts to combine their work in order to build a stronger community. The Suffolk County Sheriff’s Foundation’s mission is to support community-based programming to reduce incidents of crime and recidivism, improve outcomes for at-risk individuals,…
Pictured with the ceremonial check are Community Cares Club members and students (l-r) Joseph McCabe, Samantha Bravo, Gianna Pernal and Cesar Galeano Garcia. Back row (l-r) is Kayla Schweers, Community Cares Club advisor and third-grade teacher; Dr. Dominic Marino, Sheriff’s Foundation; Errol Toulon Jr., Suffolk County Sheriff; Dr. Heather Murillo, principal, Nathaniel Woodhull Elementary School; and Erica Peralta, assistant principal, Nathaniel Woodhull Elementary School. (Photo courtesy: Suffolk County Sheriff’s Office)