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Crash involving school bus in Alachua County blocks US Highway 301

Crash involving school bus in Alachua County blocks US Highway 301

Crash involving school bus in Alachua County blocks US Highway 301

Crash involving school bus in Alachua County blocks US Highway 301

The Charms of Alachua Buses: A Unique Experience

The Charms of Alachua Buses: A Unique Experience

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Alachua County bus driver arrested for grooming a teenager

Alachua County bus driver arrested for grooming a teenager

Alachua County Safety Patrol Trip 2 is off to our Nation’s Capitol 🇺🇸 Thank You to the Teachers, Chaperones and our Deputy Sheriff’s for traveling with our kiddos to keep them safe ⭐️ | Alachua County Sheriff

Alachua County Safety Patrol Trip 2 is off to our Nation’s Capitol 🇺🇸 Thank You to the Teachers, Chaperones and our Deputy Sheriff’s for traveling with our kiddos to keep them safe ⭐️ | Alachua County Sheriff

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Say hello to Shell Elementary’s Safety Patrols! These 16 leaders were sworn in yesterday and they will be setting an example for the rest of the students on campus for the 2025/2026 school year. Congratulations and Go Mustangs! | Alachua County Sheriff

Say hello to Shell Elementary’s Safety Patrols! These 16 leaders were sworn in yesterday and they will be setting an example for the rest of the students on campus for the 2025/2026 school year. Congratulations and Go Mustangs! | Alachua County Sheriff

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Students uninjured in school bus collision

Students uninjured in school bus collision

This morning, Alachua County Fire Rescue held a ribbon cutting for the new ACFR Training Center, located in the old Tax Collector Building off of 441. This new state-of-the-art center will provide training space for the next generation of Fire Rescue recruits and help keep the citizens of Alachua County safe. A class of 29 new recruits started their training there this week. | Alachua County

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Say hello and CONGRATULATIONS to St. Patrick Interparish School’s Safety Patrols! These dedicated 4th and 5th grade students, with a heart for public safety and service were sworn in this past Friday, October 3, 2025. We're proud of you! | Alachua County Sheriff

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Alachua County officials update plans for new county facilities

WATCH: Alachua County School bus catches fire

👉 Take our quick online survey and help us identify key safety issues and solutions to keep Alachua County pedestrians, bicyclists, and drivers safe. | Alachua County

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National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week (NPSTW) is held annually during the second week of April to honor and thank telecommunications personnel across the Nation who serve our citizens, communities, and public safety personnel 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Sheriff Clovis Watson Jr. believes that our Alachua County Combined Communications Personnel are undoubtedly the 1st of the First Responders, as they are often the calm voice in during the darkest of storms. While we must honor and

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Alachua County Sheriff on Reels

Alachua County Sheriff on Reels

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🚧 We’re Back—And We Still Need Your Input! 🛣️ Alachua County is continuing its work to make our roads safer for everyone, and your voice is essential. 📋 Take our NEXT Roadway Safety Survey This time, we’re asking you to rank the safety goals that matter most to you. Your feedback will help us prioritize the projects that will have the greatest impact in our community. ✅ Quick & easy to complete ✅ Open to all Alachua County residents ✅ Help guide real improvements on local roads Make your voic

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Alachua County Transportation Engineering Manager Tom Strom shares what residents can expect to see during the renovation of the highly-anticipated Northwest 23rd Avenue project. For more information: https://alachuacounty.us/news/article/pages/Repavement-and-Improvements-to-Northwest-23rd-Avenue-Underway.aspx | Alachua County

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Coffee, conversation and community- the perfect blend! The Alachua County Sheriff’s Office had a blast hosting Coffee with a Cop at several local spots across the county. We shared laughs, meaningful conversations, and plenty of pup cups with our four-legged visitors (because furry family members deserve a treat too) Thanks to everyone who stopped by in Gainesville, Alachua, and Newberry! We were energized by great coffee and even better company ☕️ #coffeewithacop #coffee #publicsafety #publicse

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Alachua County recently hosted a free agritourism workshop on Thursday, Aug. 21, 2025 at Cuscowilla Nature and Retreat Center (210 SE 134 Ave., Micanopy). The event provided guidance on topics such as zoning, permitting, fire safety, marketing, and collaborative agritourism promotion for those interested in or involved with agritourism, including farmers, ranchers, landowners, entrepreneurs, and others seeking to explore or expand agritourism opportunities on their property or in the community.

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Monday marks the first day of school for Alachua County Public School students! The Alachua County Sheriff’s Office is sharing a few important safety reminders to help everyone—students, parents, and drivers—start the school year off right. Let’s work together to keep our kids safe. #publicsafety #publicservice #backtoschool #studentsafety #SchoolYearReady #protectandserve #alachuacounty #StudentSupport #DriverSafety #drivesafe | Alachua County Sheriff

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Alachua County commissioners green light bus stop improvements for Gainesville RTS

As we approach #NationalBoatingSafetyWeek, Sgt. Davis with our Marine and Underwater Recovery Team wants to provide you with some key information to keep you and your family safe this boating season. Sheriff Watson encourages those who will be enjoying the many waterways of Alachua County and the surrounding area to educate themselves on the applicable safety guidelines and laws pertaining to the watercraft that they intend on operating. We will see you on the water! | Alachua County Sheriff

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Group 1 of our annual DC Safety Patrol Trip has made it to our nation’s capital! Here they are leaving Gainesville yesterday morning. They are exploring Washington DC the next few days before the next group heads north. Thank you to the Juvenile Relations Bureau and all of the parents and volunteers who are helping make this an enjoyable and successful trip. #publicsafety #publicservice #protectandserve #Washington #washingtondc #nationscapital #safetypatrol #school #SummerTravel #education #com

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School Resource Deputy Blane Anderson is passionate about the safety of students. With 11 Years of experience at ASO, 2.5 years as an SRD, and a heart for public service, he started The Safer Schools Initiative, LLC. Learn how he and his nonprofit are helping save lives in area schools. You can also learn more about The Safer Schools Initiative by visiting their Facebook page here: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61562499435476 If you want to get involved with The Safer School Initiative

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Alachua County Public School leaders are working to mitigate the bus driver shortage

Alachua County Public Schools, local first responders meet to discuss school safety

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On the evening of Wednesday, September 3, 2025, the Alachua County Sheriff’s Office Criminal Investigations Division, Drug Task Force, and the FOCUS unit were alerted to a vehicle that was in our county and believed to be occupied by a wanted suspect named Trever Strawder. The information received led our Detectives to believe that Strawder was possibly armed and that he is potentially involved in recent violent crimes outside of Alachua County. Detective Clayton Litzkow initiated a traffic stop

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Isn’t he “labradorable?!” Welcome our newest agency K-9, Barr, courtesy of a generous donation from the owners of Barrs Plumbing INC., Whitney and Cody Barrs, from Fort White! The Barrs’ come from a law enforcement family. Whitney’s father worked 35 years in LE and is a Reserve Deputy for the Manatee County Sheriff’s Office. They also are personally invested in children’s safety, as they have a child in public school. When the opportunity came up to help ASO find a new dog, they were “paws” in.

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To our Community: we have an opportunity to share and learn today. We should all watch this video, unedited, here. The whole incident is 21 minutes long. At 8:00am Wednesday morning, one of our deputies stopped a vehicle on Fort Clarke Boulevard near Hidden Oak Elementary School. The tag on the Volvo expired 2 days before, and radar measured the speed at 40 mph in a 20 mph school zone. It is the policy and practice of the Alachua County Sheriff’s Office to ask drivers to step out of their cars a

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As Alachua County’s yearlong Bicentennial celebration ends, a new episode of Alachua County Talks is now available, featuring Alachua County Historical Commission members Trey Asner and Ashley Wood. In the episode, Asner and Wood explore Alachua County’s rich history, from the Indigenous tribes who first populated the area to the arts, nature, and culture that shape the community today. “Our Discover 200 celebration, which kicked off with the music festival in January 2025, has been an amazing s

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Alachua County Public Schools address transportation concern

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