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Leaving town for the weekend or an extended trip? The Flagler Beach Police Department offers a free House Watch program for residents who will be away from their homes for a few days up to 90 days.

When you submit a House Watch request, our officers will check on your property as calls for service permit, giving you peace of mind while you're away.

How It Works:
1. Complete the House Watch Request Form below
2. Provide your travel dates, address, emergency contact information, and any special instructions
3. Our officers will conduct periodic checks of your property during your absence
4. If anything unusual is observed, we will contact your designated emergency contact

CTA Button: Submit a House Watch Request (links to form — see below)

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🏠 House Watch Request Form

(We will build this as a form with the following fields:)

Field | Type | Required
Homeowner Full Name | Text | Yes
Home Address | Text | Yes
Phone Number | Phone | Yes
Email Address | Email | Yes
Departure Date | Date | Yes
Return Date | Date | Yes
Emergency Contact Name | Text | Yes
Emergency Contact Phone | Phone | Yes
Emergency Contact Relationship | Text | Yes
Vehicle(s) Left at Property | Text (make/model/color) | Optional
Are Any Lights on Timers? | Yes/No | Optional
Will Anyone Have Access to the Home? (pet sitter, neighbor, etc.) | Text | Optional
Alarm System? | Yes/No | Optional
Alarm Company & Phone | Text | If yes
Special Instructions / Notes | Textarea | Optional

Form submission should go to: (Confirm email with Blanchette — likely dispatch or an admin email at the PD)

Disclaimer under form:
Submitting this form does not guarantee that your property will be checked at any specific time or frequency. House Watch checks are conducted as calls for service permit. In case of emergency, call 911.

If you or someone you love has been affected by a crime, you don’t have to navigate the next steps alone. The Flagler Beach Police Department (FBPD) provides victim advocacy services to support individuals and families impacted by crime. Our advocates can help you understand your options, connect you with resources, and feel supported throughout the process.

How We Can Help



FBPD victim advocates offer compassionate, confidential support, including:

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Crisis intervention and emotional support during and after traumatic events

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Help understanding the criminal justice process and what to expect

court accompaniment icon

Court accompaniment and support during hearings

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Assistance with protective injunctions

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Resource referrals, including community services and additional support programs

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Coordination with the justice system and partner agencies

No matter what happened, you deserve support. Our advocates are here for you — free and confidential.

24/7 Victim Services Support


If you need victim services assistance outside of regular hours, you can contact the

Flagler County Sheriff’s Office Victim Services Unit:


(386) 437-4116


For immediate emergencies,
dial 911.

To reach FBPD Victim Advocate Services call or email:

Mary DiNardi

Phone: (386) 517-2020, ext. 316

Email:  mdinardi@fbpd.org 

Evelyn Rebostini

Phone: (386) 517-2020, ext. 306

Email:  erebostini@fbpd.org 

All services are free and confidential.