Thanksgiving Greetings and Gratitude For Police and Law Enforcement

November 25th, 2020: How we've navigated this year, weathered the ups and downs and made it to the day before Thanksgiving, simply amazes me. I cannot believe tomorrow is "Turkey Day", finally here in the midst of our rapidly changing environment! 

Delmarva Law Enforcement | News and Notes September 2020

Our main focus is on law enforcement agencies across the Delmarva Peninsula, a unique area of the Mid-Atlantic which spans fourteen counties across three states, Delaware and the eastern shore portions of Maryland and Virginia.

Signs, Images and Graphics for National "Thank A Police Officer Day"

Show your appreciation for law enforcement this week - and everyday of the year - with our downloadable designs! 

National Police Women's Day, September 12th

Each year, on September 12th, we recognize the the women of law enforcement for National Police Woman's Day.  It is a time to acknowledge the hardworking and dedicated female officers, K9 handkers, deputies, special forces and all branches of police agencies who do so much for our communities.

“Thank A Police Officer Day on Delmarva” FAQ & Info

What is this upcoming date all about? "Thank A Police Officer Day" is a nationally observed occasion, created to show appreciation to law enforcement on the 3rd Saturday in September. Established in 2012 by the Whole Truth Project, this is the fifth year our volunteers will be visiting and thanking agencies across the Delmarva Peninsula. We invite area residents, community organizations and local businesses to join us and help us turn Delmarva Blue!

Virginia's Eastern Shore Law Enforcement Agencies (Delmarva Peninsula)

 Out of the fourteen counties included in the location known as “The Delmarva Peninsula”, two are on the eastern shore of Virginia. Below are listed the departments for Accomack and Northampton Counties.

25 Ways To Participate in "Thank A Police Officer Day"

How can you get involved in honoring local law enforcement? We've put together a list of ideas suitable for neighborhood collaboration, families, local businesses and anyone who wishes to make a difference by saying “thank you”.

Thank A Police Officer Day is September 19th, 2020

I first found out about Thank A Police Officer Day in 2014, before this page existed and before I'd found all of you. Participating with just a small scale effort was eye-opening and the following September a small but dedicated group of citizens, volunteers and local residents joined forces to observe the date.

Events Supporting Delmarva Law Enforcement Officers

Upcoming dates and events in support of law enforcement across our area of Delmarva. The Delmarva Peninsula includes 14 counties across three states: Maryland's eastern shore, the state of Delaware and the eastern shore of Virginia. We post the information as dates are shared with us however we encourage you to visit the link for each event link to confirm or verify additional details.

Happy Independence Day! Honoring America's Law Enforcement

Thank you to all who are serving and protecting our communities over the holiday weekend. We know it's just, as you so often say, "part of the job", but we appreciate all of you who are out there safeguarding citizens in your community. Please feel free to share, download and save these images as we wish all law enforcement officers a safe weekend. God bless and we are thinking of you!

Friday, June 19th: Day of Prayer for Law Enforcement

Today is National Prayers for Law Enforcement Day. While we may all be of different beliefs and faiths, one thing we are united in and that is our gratitude and love for those who wear the badge.⁣

Notes and Events Regarding Law Enforcement on Delmarva (June 12th, 2020)

Friday, June 12th, 2020: Articles, links of interest and event updates for our area. The Delmarva Peninsula.is made up of fourteen counties which include the state of Delaware and eastern shore areas of Maryland and Virginia.

Farewell Sgt. Charles “Chip” Green, Ocean City Police Department (May 20th, 2020)

I knew I would be disappointed to miss the service allowing our community to say goodbye to a friend; a respected and beloved brother; a protector in blue. Certainly could not have predicted just how touching and emotional the photos and comments from yesterday would be; heartbroken I was unable to be there but grateful to see so many come out to honor Sgt. Green.

Happy Mother's Day to Our Law Enforcement Moms and Families

Today we're honoring the women of law enforcement with images and graphics celebrating Mother's Day. Whether you are proud to have raised a son or daughter who now serves and protects, or if you are a police mom, we thank you!

Police Week 2020 | Blue Lights on Delmarva

As many of you are already aware, the events surrounding Police Officers Memorial Day and Police Week 2020 have been canceled due to the current health crisis. We are saddened for the survivor families of the fallen heroes of 2019, however we will be sharing the names of each of the fallen on our Facebook page.

Remembering Sgt. Charles “Chip” Green, Ocean City Police Department

I take too many pictures at events; when I'm out around town or visiting the boardwalk. That's what people tell me and with hundreds of pending images to sort through at all times, it's not something I can really argue with....until that day I'm searching my files and realize I didn't take nearly enough.

National Correctional Officers Week May 2020

This week, we pause to honor our correctional officers throughout the nation and to say, "thank you". These men and women face many different risks in their daily routines, much of which goes unseen by the public and thus often not adequately recognized. The stress of an workday spent inside of a locked building, an environment of close quarters and the continual dangers which officers must always be on alert for, create not merely a "tough job" but one which takes a toll on the human spirit.

June 19th, 2020 is the National Day of Prayer for Law Enforcement

The National Day of Prayer for Law Enforcement Officers has been observed annually on the third Friday in June since 2011. This year it will be held on June 19th. We encourage everyone to join in honoring and praying for the safety of our police, and will be adding local events for our area as they are announced.

Public Safety Telcommunicators Week April 12th - 18th, 2020

Each April there is a week set aside to spotlight and acknowledge the people who are rarely seen out in front but which are so incredibly vital and essential to emergency services, police, fire and rescue. Please join us in thanking our dispatchers, communication departments and all who hold the lives of so many in their hands every day! Below are some of the graphics we have created for #PSTW2020 along with public domain images. To view or save, just click on any image to open in a new larger window.

January 18th, 2020 | Farewell, Officer Spencer Wiersberg

Today, as we prepare to say goodbye to Officer Spencer Wiersberg, I tried to think of some words to say. It seemed fitting to acknowledge some of the beautiful things which have been written about him, reflect perhaps on his charisma and spirit, or try to offer some phrases or a quote of comfort for the family.

To Our Police Officers: Law Enforcement Appreciation Day 2020

Today is National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day and to merely say "thank you" hardly seems like enough. After all, how can one really acknowledge everything you do? Of course, you would shrug off any compliments or mentions like this, perhaps smile or say "it's just the job", but we realize how many sacrifices are made.....

National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day 2020

I am both grateful and overwhelmed tonight while taking a look at my saved Google searches for news stories and articles relating to January 9th. To be honest, here on Delmarva I've seen little mention of Law Enforcement Appreciation Day, but that could be simply because I've missed something written in support of our police. Maybe I didn't catch something that area media sources posted, or which was shared by local leaders in our community. If I did overlook anything, please, be sure to share it with us.