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Why We Serve: Officer April Zayas youtu.be/RxYoCR0VkAk?si… via @YouTube

We had a great morning supporting the Boys & Girls Club at their annual Faces of the Future Breakfast. This organization serves more than 13,000 children in Central FL, offering mentorship, educational opportunities, & vital resources to help them grow into successful adults.

CPD ON PATROL latest episode featuring K9 Maverick youtu.be/CObj6otYjE8?si… via @YouTube

THE MISSING JUVENILE HAS BEEN SAFELY LOCATED.

Can you help us find Josiah. He is 9, last seen at 1:15 p.m. at King Street Baptist Church. He was wearing a blue shirt with a yellow logo, and khaki pants. If you see him please call 321-639-7620 (option 4). You may also send us a text or email to dropadime@cocoapolice.com

TRAFFIC ALERT: There is flash flooding on portions of SR-520. Traffic signals are out at major intersections within this corridor. Traffic is being diverted at US1. Please slow down and use caution in the area until the water recedes.

The Cocoa Police Department will host a Chief’s Watch meeting for the residents in District 2 on M app.seeandsend.info/broadcast/view… via @seeandsendapp

Brightline will be testing its trains during nighttime hours at maximum speeds of 125 mph along SR 528/Beachline Expressway between Cocoa and OIA. Testing runs from 6pm-6am, starting @6pm-6am. This testing is ongoing over the next few weeks.

Every Day is an Adventure! Come join our team! youtu.be/uLdLaAruE2w via @YouTube

#NowHiring We have open positions for police officers, police officer trainees & communications officer. We will pay you while you attend the police academy. $5K bonus for new officers and up to $5K added to salary for prior experience. JOINCOCOAPOLICE.COM

#Nicole Trees and power lines down with widespread power outages across the county. Please stay off the roads. Downed power lines, flooding and debris can be dangerous after #HurricaneNicole. Please stay safe and remain alert. FPL.com/Storm

Dixon -Tree blocking roadway at McFarland/N. Indian River Dr. -Tree blocking road at Sunset Terr @ N. Indian River Dr. -1630 Ridge Dr. tree down blocking road -N. Cocoa Blvd. standing water and debris in roadway

#Ian Early reports: -Downed power line @ Dixon/RR Crossing (SW Side of Tracks) -1021 N. Indian River Drive Flooding. Road not passable. Officers currently blocking roadway. -N. Indian River Dr/Dixon Blvd. Road is flooded and not passable. -Traffic Lights are out at Clearlake and

#Ian From Brevard Public Schools: Brevard Schools/District offices will be closed beginning Wednesday morning 9/28 through Thursday night 9/29 due to Hurricane Ian. All school activities for these days are canceled.

Sandbags 9/27/22 from 8-6 pm @ Chain of Lakes, Michell Ellington Park, Wickham Park, and EFSC-Palm Bay. Max 10 bags/vehicle. In Cocoa, sand piles at W Railroad Ave/Rosa Jones, School St./N. Wilson, London Blvd/SR 524 Michigan Av/Cocoa High.

This is the 5 p.m. advisory from the National Hurricane Center. The next update is at 8 p.m. Please continue to monitor the storm and take necessary precautions for potential power outages, flooding and wind damage.

#Ian update. Sign up for the latest from the City of Cocoa cocoafl.org/AlertCenter.as…

The scene on McLeod Dr. Is all clear. Residents can return home

UPDATE: scene is still active. School buses will be directed to drop off children at Central Church of Christ, 2010 N. Cocoa Blvd. Parent please pick up from this location.

Patrol officers have evacuated a half mile area surrounding a home in the 300 block of Mc Cleod Dr. app.seeandsend.info/broadcast/view… via @seeandsendapp