The Stephens County Sheriff’s Office and the Toccoa Police Department are teaming up with local churches to present a weekend, October 10-12, full of activities as part of Faith and Blue, a nationwide initiative that brings law enforcement and local faith-based organizations together to strengthen community relationships.
Toccoa Police Chief Bruce Carlisle is excited to bring this back to the community for another year.
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The Faith and Blue Weekend kicks off Friday night, October 10, with a Meet and Greet at Ebenezer Baptist Church from 5-7 p.m., adds Chief Carlisle.
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On Saturday, October 11, two events are scheduled in downtown Toccoa, says Chief Carlisle.
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Local law enforcement will be conducting rolling tours on Sunday, October 12, adds Chief Carlisle.
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Sgt. Mack Scott hopes everyone will participate in the Faith and Blue Weekend.
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Stephens County Sheriff’s Office Public Information Officer Rebekah Smith has also been instrumental in coordinating events. If you are interested in representing your public safety agency, faith-based non-profit organization, recovery center, or local church at any of these events, contact Sgt. Scott at 706-244-4013 or Officer Smith at 706-599-0652.




