CPAAA - St. Louis County 1st Precinct

We've received reports from concerned residents about a recent scam targeting our community. Scammers are posing as representatives from local Police Departments, calling unsuspecting individuals and demanding payment for nonexistent debts. This is a deceptive attempt to steal your hard-earned money!

Remember, The Florissant Police Department will NEVER call you to ask for money over the phone or through cash payment apps. Your safety and security are our top priorities, and we want to ensure you stay protected.

If you receive a call from a local number claiming to be the Police Department and requesting payment, hang up immediately! Do not engage with these fraudsters. Spread the word among your family, friends, and neighbors to help everyone stay informed and safeguard against this scam.

Stay vigilant, be cautious, and report any suspicious calls or activities to police. Together, we can combat these criminals and keep our community safe!

FYI
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Thanks Bobby Miller for sharing this.

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June 2024 Captain's Report: Captain Morgan Hello, neighbors. Captain Morgan is back with an update for the North County Precinct. He gives an update on crime statistics as well as a shout out to Mr. ...

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PSA! Effective today, Missouri law prohibits drivers from physically holding or supporting a cell phone with any part of their body. To learn more about the law and why it's important, visit www.savemolives.com/mcrs/distracted-driving

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Police line sidewalk to welcome fallen officer's son on 1st day of school Riley Cottongim, 5, was greeted on his way into school Tuesday by around two dozen police officers from the Louisville Metro Police Department, where his father, Officer Zach Cottongim, served.

The St. Louis region is anticipating significant rain which will result in flash flooding.
▶️NEVER drive into flood water!
▶️ONLY call 911 for life-threatening emergencies. If you have a life-threatening emergency, stay on the line. Don't hang up.
▶️LOOK for fallen trees, limbs, and powerlines.
▶️Prepare now by talking with your family and creating a safety plan.

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In order to have a fun and safe summer, know your role. 😎

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Happy birthday to our North County Precinct Captain, Captain Cavaletti! Have a great day🎈🎈🎈🎈

Update: Found safe today. Thanks for your assistance and prayers 🙏🏽

Endangered Person Advisory issued for missing 16-year-old An Endangered Person Advisory has been issued for a teenager who went missing last Friday.

Blessings today and always!
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St. Louis County Police Town Hall
Thursday, November 10, 2022
6:30 pm - 8:00 pm
Hazelwood Central High School
15875 New Halls Ferry Road
Florissant, MO 63033

Citizen Police Academy - 6-Week Course - Flyer and App below.
WHEN: Every Wednesday, September 28, 2022 - November 2, 2022 @6:00PM - 8:00PM
WHERE: North County Recreation Complex 25 77 Redman Ave St. Louis, MO 63136
APPLICATION DEADLINE - SEPTEMBER 16TH

Baby girl is Found Safe!

Disposal of flood damaged items.

*Revised*
CITY OF FLORISSANT CONTINUES TO WORK WITH GATEWAY DISPOSAL TO ASSIST
RESIDENTS AFFECTIVE BY THE RECENT FLASH FLOODING

Mayor Tim Lowery would like to announce that starting on Monday, August 1st through Friday, August 5th, Gateway Disposal drivers will come by residents’ homes and pick up flood damaged items only that were destroyed during the recent flash flood that hit our area. Items must be placed at the curb to be picked up. Residents will need to call the Florissant Health Department at 314-839-7654 (M-F Business Hours) to make arrangements to get their address on the list. That list will then be sent to Gateway Disposal.
For that week yard waste will be suspended and will start again the following week.
The following items will be accepted with no exceptions:
Couches, chairs, tables, mattresses, box springs, area rugs, head and foot boards, bed frames, dressers, chests, entertainment centers, lawn equipment with all oil and gas drained, clothes as long as they are boxed up, carpet that has been cut up into small manageable rolls due to weight and all glass must be taped so it does not shatter on street or workers.
Items that will not be accepted:
Car parts of any kind, batteries, tires, hazardous materials, electronics of any kind, computer monitors and printers, construction materials which includes drywall and 2x4s, rock and concrete bricks.
Mayor Lowery would like to thank everyone for their patience and cooperation.
The free bulk pick up day is still scheduled for Sunday, July 31st from 7:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at St. Ferdinand Park

Multiple parts of St. Louis County are experiencing flash flooding. If you are out on the road:
Take it slow
Be sure your headlights are on
If you encounter flooded roadways - > TURN AROUND, DON"T DROWN.

Tonight's CPAAA General Body Meeting has been postponed as a result of the current state of emergency surrounding the flooding in St. Louis County. The anticipated new date is Tuesday, August 9th. Confirmation and details will follow. Stay safe.

Reminder - General Body Meeting Tuesday, July 26th. Check your email and our private Facebook Group for details.

Volunteer Event
BBQ June 18, 2022
11-1pm.
1910 Centralparkway 63031 across from Grace Bible Church.
Please touch base with Bobby Miller (or send a message to this page) for more details.

Taps Across America Today at 3pm your time.
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Taps Twenty-four notes. It's a simple melody, 150 years old, that can express our gratitude when words fail. Taps honors the men and women who have laid down th...