THREE COLLECTION SITES / HOURS 10AM-2PM
SOUTH HERO RESCUE BUILDING
GRAND ISLE SHERIFF’S OFFICE, NORTH HERO
ALBURGH FIRE STATION
We also take drop offs at our office monday-friday year round
If transportation is an issue please call us and we will pick it up
THE GRAND ISLE SHERIFF’S R+R CAMP REGISTRATION IS NOW FULL FOR 2017 !!!!!
Hope everyone is having a Safe Winter so far. The reason I am sending out this message is to remind people to BUCKLE UP and DRINK RESPONSIBLY.
Super Bowl Weekend is approaching and Law Enforcement across the State will be conducting more DUI Patrols.
Please enjoy the Game and make sure you have a designated driver & buckle up !
From All of Us- Have a Safe Weekend
PUBLIC CONCERN & SAFETY
I have been receiving a lot of calls from schools & members of the community about the topic of clowns threatening people.
WE ARE TAKING THIS VERY SERIOUSLY AND WILL ARREST AND CHARGE ANYONE THAT DELIBERATELY CAUSES AN INCIDENT THAT ENGAGES IN THIS TYPE OF ACTIVITY CAUSING PUBLIC FEAR.
WE WILL ALSO CHARGE A PERSON WHO THROUGH SOCIAL MEDIA REPORTS A FALSE INCIDENT THAT CAUSES FEAR IN THE COMMUNITY.
If you observe or hear of suspicious activity please report it.
Grand Isle Sheriff 802-372-4482 normal business hours
VT State Police Dispatch 802-524-5993
Please monitor your child’s social media since a lot of this topic of clowns is being generated by kids on social media.
Thank you
Sheriff Allen
Department: Grand Isle County Sheriff’s Department
Release Date: Aug 16, 2016
Contact Information:
Grand Isle County Sheriff’s Department
Ray C. Allen, Sheriff
The Grand Isle County Sheriff’s Department, in conjunction with the State of Vermont Governor’s Highway Safety Program, will be conducting increased high visibility traffic enforcement to save lives from 08/19/16 through 09/05/16 during the statewide 2016 Labor Day DUI Campaign. DUI checkpoints will be conducted throughout this campaign as well as DUI high visibility saturation patrols.
The DUI Campaign is a reminder to our motorist’s that there will be heavy traffic as our students head back to school and families celebrate the last holiday of the summer season. Impairment can mean impairment by alcohol, drugs or both. Speeding is the major cause of most crashes in Vermont while impaired driving is the cause of 32% of all fatal crashes in Vermont and more than half of all deaths involve vehicle occupants who did not buckle up! Distracted driving and speed are the primary causes of crashes in Grand Isle County.
High visibility enforcement has been a key to success in Grand Isle County evident in minimal law enforcement response to serious injury crashes.
CAMP SCHEDULE
GENERAL INFORMATION
R&R Camp is based at the Folsom School in South Hero.
Campers should wear the Camp t-shirt. Shorts must be of an acceptable length. Shoes should be comfortable and allow the camper to participate safely in physical activities (no flip flops). On Tuesday and Friday, campers should bring a swimsuit (2 piece swimsuits may be worn along with a t-shirt or swim shirt) and towel. On Friday, campers should also bring water shoes.
Electronic devices (cell phones, Ipods, cameras, etc.) will be allowed but can only be used during breaks and are the responsibility of the camper.
Breakfast snacks, lunch and midday snacks will be provided.
MANDATORY FINAL REGISTRATION
SUNDAY, JULY 17
5:00 pm – 6:30pm at Folsom School Gym, South Hero
Registration starts at 5:00pm and will be followed by a Camp Briefing. A parent or legal guardian must attend with the camper. All required paperwork (release forms, etc) will be emailed to campers as we approach July and will be collected at Final Registration. Campers will be issued a T-shirt which they can keep.
If your child needs medication during the week (prescriptions, epi pens, etc), bring it in a zip lock bag with your child’s name and include instructions. Please leave medications in original packaging.
CAMP ACTIVITIES
MONDAY, July 18
Educational Presentations and Team Building Activities
TUESDAY, July 19
Pump House Water Park at Jay Peak
WEDNESDAY, July 20
Educational Presentations and Team Building Activities
THURSDAY, July 21
ArborTrek Canopy Adventures at Smugglers’ Notch
FRIDAY, July 22
Water Day at Ladd’s Landing Marina with Fire and Rescue demonstrations, boat rides and swimming
Graduation Ceremony at 4:00pm at Folsom School, parents are welcome to attend
BUS PICK UP & DROP OFF SCHEDULE
A bus will pick up and drop off campers at the Alburgh, Isle La Motte, North Hero and Grand Isle schools at the times listed below. Bus service to and from camp will not be offered for South Hero residents. Please be on time for bus pick up and drop off so that the bus is not delayed.
** THERE WILL BE NO AFTERNOON DROP OFF ON FRIDAY, JULY 22 as camp will end at the Folsom School and parents must pick up their campers there by 4:30pm. **
Morning Bus Pick Up Schedule
Monday – Friday
Alburgh – 6:55am
Isle La Motte – 7:10am
North Hero – 7:25am
Grand Isle – 7:40am
Bus arrives at Folsom School at 8:00am
**Campers not riding the bus may be dropped off between 7:45am-8:00am.
Afternoon Bus Drop Off Schedule will be as follows except on Friday when there will be no bus
drop off. On Friday, July 22 parents will pick up their campers at the Folsom School on South Street in
South Hero.
Monday – Thursday
Bus departs Folsom School at 4:00pm
** Campers not riding the bus must be picked up between 4:00pm-4:15pm.
Grand Isle – 4:15pm
North Hero – 4:30pm
Isle La Motte – 4:45pm
Alburgh – 5:00pm
**If campers are riding their bikes to or from the school, they must wear a bicycle helmet.
Day Trips
Tuesday – 8:30am, bus will travel to the Pump House at Jay Peak, Jay, VT. We will depart the Pump House at 2:00pm and return to Folsom School.
Thursday – 8:30am, bus will travel to ArborTrek Canopy Adventures, 1239 Edwards Rd, Jeffersonville, VT. We will depart ArborTrek at 2:45pm and return to Folsom School.
Friday – 8:30am bus will travel to Ladd’s Landing Marina in Grand Isle. We will depart Ladd’s Landing at 3:00pm and return to Folsom School.
“I TOOK CONNIE’S CHALLENGE”.
Department: Grand Isle County Sheriff’s Department
Release Date: Aug 11, 2015
Contact Information:
Grand Isle County Sheriff’s Department
Ray C. Allen, Sheriff
The Grand Isle County Sheriff’s Department, in conjunction with the State of Vermont Governor’s Highway Safety Program, will be conducting increased high visibility traffic enforcement to save lives from 08/21/15 through 09/07/15 during the statewide 2015 Labor Day DUI Campaign. DUI checkpoints patrols will be conducted throughout this campaign as well as DUI high visibility saturation patrols.
The DUI Campaign is a reminder to our motorist’s that there will be heavy traffic as our students head back to school and families celebrate the last holiday of the summer season. Impairment can mean impairment by alcohol, drugs or both. An impaired driver is the cause of 32% of all fatal crashes in Vermont and more than half of all deaths involve vehicle occupants who did not buckle up!
High visibility enforcement has been a key to success in Grand Isle County evident in minimal law enforcement response to serious injury crashes.
In an effort to SAVE LIVES on Vermont’s roadways, the Grand Isle County Sheriff’s Department is working in partnership with the State of Vermont Governor’s Highway Safety Program and other local law enforcement agencies to increase seat belt usage during the May 2015 Click It or Ticket Campaign.
The goal of a focused seat belt enforcement campaign is to step up traffic enforcement efforts utilizing high visibility cooperative traffic enforcement to reduce crashes and enforce our Occupant Protection laws.
Although Vermont has a secondary seat belt law, the enforcement campaign is centers on “zero-tolerance” approach towards seat belt and child safety seat usage. Vermont does have a primary seat belt law for all persons up to age 18. Click it or Ticket….Day or Night!!
Despite widespread efforts to educate drivers about the importance of wearing seat belts, motor vehicle collisions continue to cause death and serious injuries to the citizens of our state. Vermont as a whole cannot get beyond the 85% passenger restraint compliance rate.
Grand Isle County has had one fatality since 2012 despite the significant increase in the number of crashes investigated by the Grand Isle County Sheriff’s Department. We attribute this success to our high passenger restraint compliance rate for vehicles our Department came into contact with.
TOGETHER AS A COMMUNITY WE CAN IMPROVE THE AVERAGE SEAT BELT COMPLIANCE RATE. ONE BUCKLE AT A TIME.
The Click It or Ticket Enforcement Campaign will run from May 18, 2015 to May 31, 2015.
2015 R & R camp is now full. We are looking forward to another great camp this year. Camp this year is JULY 20TH-24TH. Click here for schedules and information about the 2015 camp or to view last years photos.
The Grand Isle County Sheriff’s Department to Proud to announce that we just took delivery of 10 AED units. These units will be located in every cruiser, Sheriff’s Office, Court House and on board the Sheriff’s Marine Boat.
Our Agency currently responds to incidents with local fire & rescue. Our role is to assist these agencies and help people of the community.
This has been a project that I considered very important. This project has been greatly supported by Sherri Potvin & Joanne Batchelder, our Grand Isle County Side Judges.
Sincerely,
Sheriff Ray Allen