Bunnell Police Department

05/28/2026

05/25/2026

Today, we pause to remember the brave men and women who gave their lives in service to our country. 🇺🇸

Memorial Day is not about the beginning of summer, sales, or a long weekend. It is a solemn reminder the freedoms we enjoy were paid for by those who never came home.

We join our community and our nation in honoring every service member who answered the call of duty and made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom.

May we never take their sacrifice for granted.

Freedom is not free.

05/22/2026

Sometimes the smallest moments create the biggest opportunities.

What began with a simple pizza party conversation between Chief David Brannon and Chloe turned into an unforgettable experience and now a promising new chapter for her future. We’re incredibly proud of Chloe for stepping outside her comfort zone, embracing new opportunities, and representing herself with confidence and professionalism.

Thank you to Warden Joshua Lynn, the team at Tomoka Correctional Institution, Bunnell Mayor Catherine Robinson, City Manager Dr. Alvin Jackson, and everyone who helped make this possible. Changing lives starts with believing in people.

05/21/2026

Members of the Bunnell Police Department stood in solemn remembrance this morning during the Volusia-Flagler Police Chiefs Association’s Law Enforcement Memorial Ceremony. This annual event honors law enforcement officers and K-9s who made the ultimate sacrifice - including our own Sergeant Dominic Guida. We carry them and their families in our hearts.

05/21/2026

🚨Consider this your warning🚨

The nationwide Click It or Ticket safety belt and child restraint enforcement campaign is underway, and with heavy Memorial Day weekend traffic expected, there are no excuses.

✅ Wear your seat belt.
✅ Make sure your passengers wear theirs.
✅ Make sure your children are properly secured in the correct child restraint device.

☠️ According to NHTSA, 9,758 passenger vehicle occupants killed in crashes in 2024 were not wearing seat belts. Nearly half of passenger vehicle occupants killed were unrestrained when seat belt use was known. Among young adults ages 18 to 34 killed in passenger vehicle crashes, 59% were unbuckled. 

Those numbers are not just statistics. They are people who never made it home.

💙 We want you to Arrive Alive — today, tomorrow, and every time you travel. A seat belt takes seconds to use and can change the outcome of a crash forever.

For more information, visit: NHTSA.gov/ClickIt

Buckle up. Every trip. Every seat. Every time.

05/20/2026

Bunnell PD - providing safety and protection for all creatures great and small! This tiny guy was found on Moody Blvd this morning with no mama in sight. We're happy to say, he's already been adopted.

05/20/2026

Join us for the 2026 Bunnell State of the City Address as we reflect on the accomplishments of 2025 and look ahead to the exciting future of our community.

📅 Tuesday, May 26, 2026
☕ Refreshments at 6:00 PM
🎤 Address begins at 7:00 PM
📍 Chambers Meeting Room – 2400 Commerce Pkwy., Bunnell

Hear from Mayor Robinson and the Bunnell City Commission about the progress being made and the vision guiding our City forward.

05/17/2026

Have you seen this missing person?
Vaneque Lanette Thomas, was last seen May 15, at 4:52 p.m. leaving her residence on Wellstone Dr, in Palm Coast. She was last seen getting into a 2025 blue Kia with Florida tag FGLC97. She may be in Gainesville.

Description:
Age: 41
Hair: Black
Eyes: Brown
Last seen wearing: Pink t-shirt, pink tights, yellow shoes, and a dark colored bonnet over her head

If you see Vaneque Lanette Thomas or know her location, please contact the Flagler County Sheriff’s Office at 386-313-4911 and reference case No. 2026-48461.

05/17/2026

UPDATE: Mya has been located safe

Have you seen this runaway juvenile?
Mya L. Rogers, a 16-year-old female who ran away from home last night near Bird of Paradise Drive. She is believed to be at an unknown friend’s house. She is a mixed-race female, approximately 4’11”, 110 pounds. Her clothing description is unknown.

DESCRIPTION
• Age: 16
• Race: Mixed
• S*x: Female
• Height: 4’11”
• Weight: 110 lbs
• Hair: Black/brown
• Last seen wearing: Unknown

If you see Mya or know her location, please contact the Flagler County Sheriff's Office by calling 386-313-4911, reference case No. 2026-48417.

05/16/2026

Today, we took part in the City of Palm Coast's 6th annual Touch-a-Truck. Officer Whealton and PSO D'arcangelo showed adults and children how to use a body bunker, what an AED does and even how to turn on sirens and lights. Can we do this again next weekend?

05/16/2026

🚨 FRAUD ALERT 🚨
Scammers are sending fake text messages about unpaid parking citations, court appearances, and traffic tickets in an attempt to steal money and personal information.
⚠️ Do NOT click suspicious links or send payment.
⚠️ The Clerk of Court will NEVER request payment, personal information, or credit card details by UNSOLICITED call, text, or email.
If you receive a suspicious message:
✔️ Pause
✔️ Verify directly with our office
✔️ Report the scam
“If you ever receive a message like this, please contact the Clerk’s Office directly at (386) 313-4400 to confirm.” — Tom Bexley, Flagler County Clerk of Court
Stay alert. Stay protected.