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Feeding hungry cats
Sgt.s James Hager and Nick Whiteman know it is the little things that sometimes make a difference. They took the time out to feed some cats in Marathon who seemed grateful for the attention and the meal.
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Feeding first responders
The Key West Harbor Yacht Club fed first responders Saturday evening and we are grateful for the service! Thank you!
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Keeping neighborhoods safe
The crew manning the checkpoint at Spanish Main Drive, Cudjoe Key. Keeping the neighborhood safe!
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Relief efforts on Big Pine Key
A veteran's group out of Texas set up this tent with a monumental amount of supplies by the flea market on Big Pine Key to serve residents in that area. Thank you!!!!
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Feeding checkpoints
Sheriff's Office member Jo Socha is traveling the Lower Keys feeding all the first responders who are manning the 21 checkpoints set up to protect neighborhoods. Here she is dropping off food with...
View ArticleReminder: Ice in Icemakers Is Not Safe to Consume
As power is restored to the Keys, electric icemakers — both commercial and home refrigerator units — will automatically start making ice again. However, unless the water flowing into the icemaker is...
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Homestead PD comes through!
Members of the Homestead Police Department at the Sheriff's Cudjoe Substation helping to stock shelves with food and other necessities. Thank you!
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Helping out residents
Sgt. Eric Mixon, Alex Mixon and Deputy John Riggs helped this No Name Key resident today who had cut his leg. They treated the injury and then got him a cooler and stocked it with ice and water.
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Prized possession recovered
A retired Key West Police officer called. His house on Ramrod Key was badly damaged. He knew he lost almost everything, but wanted to know if we could look for one special possession - the guns and...
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Supplies on Big Pine Key
National Guard troops are settling in to the brand new Key Deer Refuge building at the 30 mile marker. They are turning it in to a major distribution point for supplies to the public. Nice of them to...
View ArticleUpdate on Keys roadblocks:
The road block in Florida City will be lifted at 7:30 a.m. tomorrow (Tuesday) as the Keys continues the long journey to recovery. County leaders today met and decided it was time to take the next step....
View ArticleTeen charged with loitering, trespass and possessing burglary tools
A 14 year old Tavernier boy was arrested for loitering on neighbor’s property after curfew hours, trespassing on private property and possessing burglary tools.The victim and the suspect live on...
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Feeding the troops
Pollo Tropical feeding people at the Upper Keys Sheriff's Office yesterday.
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Helping our citizens recover
This woman on Ramrod Key lost everything. Deputies Davis and Roddy helped clear a path to her door and set up a tarp so she could sit in the shade while she works on her house.
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Helping our citizens
Sgt. David Lariz and Deputy Ken Fricke helping a citizen with a water leak on Avenue J, Big Coppitt Key.
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Helping our citizens
Deputies Tom and Ken Fricke found a woman on Big Pine Key who needed help starting a generator she'd gotten from a charitable organization. She didn't know how to use it so they gave her a lesson in...
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Helping our citizens
The dynamic Fricke brothers - Deputies Ken and Tom Fricke - found a woman on Big Pine Key that has been sleeping outside with her parrot "Molly". She is covered with mosquito bites but had no other...
View ArticleDrunk man, trespassing, is arrested
A drunk man who was caught trespassing on Bud and Mary’s Marina property after curfew was arrested after he lied to officers and could not explain why he was wandering around in the area.A security...
View ArticleMiami man, stopped during curfew, arrested on multiple charges
A Miami man, driving through the area of Duck Key after the 10 p.m. curfew, was arrested on multiple charges Tuesday night.Deputy Ian Douthirt was on patrol at the 61 mile marker just before 11 p.m....
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Helping our citizens
Marine Deputy Wilfredo Guerra has been working to hand out supplies to citizens in Marathon.
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