The Orange County Police Canine Association presents the 30th Annual Police K-9 Demonstration. Don’t miss the vendor fair followed by the K-9 Demonstration, in which about 60 K-9 teams are scheduled to perform.
Run for the Badge is a fun and exciting 5K for participants and bystanders. It is a powerful way to support the mission of the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund.
Giddy up and hop on your hogs, but leave your horses at home. This is a rodeo like no other. The Annual Police Motorcycle Training and Skills Competition is in its 46th year and draws officers from all across the western states.
National Night Out is observed annually on the first Tuesday in August. It’s a campaign that promotes partnerships between police agencies and communities.
First Responders and Law Enforcement Week at the OC Fair takes place from August 8-12. Free admission is being offered to active-duty and professional staff of the police, sheriff, fire and emergency services departments.
The Laguna Beach Police Department invites you and your family to the 4th Annual Road Safety Expo. Whether you drive a vehicle, ride a bicycle, use a skateboard to get around or walk, we all need to share the road. This is a fun event that offers safety tips to parents and kids to maximize safety on our streets.
The National Law Enforcement Museum at the Motorola Solutions Foundation Building in Washington, D.C. – the nation’s only museum that explores nearly every facet of American law enforcement – will hold a grand opening ceremony on Thursday, October 11, and will open its doors to the public on Saturday, October 13, including a community celebration hosted by the Museum. Details for the grand opening and community celebration will be announced in summer, 2018.
Lake Forest K-6 residents, who attended “Get Safe – Basic,” will get the chance to learn about personal safety awareness, self-defense, bullying prevention and much more. The class is held on 4 consecutive Mondays.
*This event is NOT sponsored by AOCDS.
Lake Forest K-6 residents, who attended “Get Safe – Basic,” will get the chance to learn about personal safety awareness, self-defense, bullying prevention and much more. The class is held on 4 consecutive Mondays.
*This event is NOT sponsored by AOCDS.