Law enforcement to host Christmas fundraisers

Key Takeaways:

• Despite summer weather, both groups have Christmas on their minds
• Two local law enforcement organizations are spearheading fundraisers
• Money raised will fund two of their programs
• The initiative highlights community engagement by Floyd County police
• Original reporting was published on July 10, 2026

Christmas on Their Minds

It may be well into the summer season, with temperatures hovering above 80 degrees, but that’s not stopping the Floyd County Police Department and the Coosa Valley Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 14 from getting a jump-start on the holidays. Early planning is key to ensuring the success of their annual Christmas endeavors, which aim to bring festive cheer to the community.

Floyd County Police Department

The Floyd County Police Department recognizes that coordinating events of this size and importance requires time and resources. Although Christmas remains months away, the department is focused on making a meaningful impact when the holiday season arrives.

Coosa Valley Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 14

Working in tandem with the police department is the Coosa Valley Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 14. The Lodge, an organization of law enforcement officers, dedicates its efforts to community service and charitable initiatives. Early fundraising allows the Lodge to plan ahead and ensure its programs run smoothly during the holiday.

Supporting Two Programs

Both the Floyd County Police Department and the Coosa Valley Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 14 will raise funds specifically for two of their programs focused on Christmas-related activities. While details on these programs are limited to the organizations’ announcements, the emphasis on holiday giving highlights the philanthropic side of local law enforcement. By starting now, they aim to spread cheer and deliver much-needed support to the community by the time the holiday season arrives.