WES Safety Patrol

Welcome to the WES Safety Patrol Web Site

dihagan — Tue, 04 Jan 2011 04:40:35 +0000

This Web site is actually a free WordPress “blog” hosted on the WordPress site. This format has a number of advantages:

Many members of the site can submit articles to appear on the page via email or web form, which can go through approval before being posted. Nobody needs to know web coding to be able to use it.
People can subscribe to the “feed” from this site to be notified whenever something new is posted, rather than having to remember to check the site for updates.
Optionally, we can leave posts open for comments as an added avenue for communication, comments can also be locked down.
Please contact Lisa Posteraro, safety patrol adviser at Williston Elementary School (352.528.6030 OR 352.339.1201), for additional information. Thanx!

CFK Registration Form and Ride Rules added to the site

dihagan — Tue, 09 Feb 2010 20:49:54 +0000

CFK_Ride_Rules and CFK_Registration_Form are now posted. http://wessafetypatrol.org

Please call Lisa Posteraro, safety patrol adviser at Williston Elementary School (352.528.6030 OR 352.339.1201), for more information.

Preparations underway for “Cruzin’ for Kidz” fund raiser!

dihagan — Sun, 17 Jan 2010 15:56:37 +0000

See the Cruzin’ for Kidz page for ride info.

Mark your calendars for SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 2012! The Williston Elementary School Safety Patrollers will be hosting their 4th Annual “Cruzin’ for Kidz” motorcycle ride to raise money for their trip to Washington, D.C. in June! The ride begins at WES, 801 S. Main St., Williston, FL 32696.

Registration: 8:30-9:45 AM (FREE coffee and donuts for all riders!) Buy your CFK t-shirt and a lunch ticket!
Kickstands up: 10:00 AM
Lunch served, beginning at noon.

Please join us for this fun and worthwhile event!

Soon WES Safety Patrols will be canvasing the area, soliciting sponsors for their ride. Soon flyers, signs and banners will show up in the Williston area, advertising the event and our major sponsors. The route, escorted by law enforcement, has been mapped out. Notices are going to area radio and TV stations.