Page 16 - Lifestyles in Palm Beach Gardens - June '21

Page 16, Lifestyles in Palm Beach Gardens
The Palm Beach Gardens Police And Fire Rescue

Foundation Funds K-9 Purchase

For Palm Beach Gardens Police Department

The Palm Beach Gardens Police and Fire Rescue are able to do in support of our Palm
Foundation has provided funding for the Palm Beach Gardens Beach Gardens first responders is
Police Department’s newest K-9, Draco. The need to acquire because of the financial support we
Draco was a result of the early retirement of K-9 Valco due receive from local businesses and city
to medical concerns. Valco will enjoy his retirement in the residents,” said Irwin F. Edenzon,
company of his handler, Officer Tiyaloglu. Draco joined the president of the foundation. “Even in
department in March of 2021 and will continue the training these difficult times, financial support
process over the next two months. Draco joins K-9s Fargo, of the foundation has been outstanding
Justice and Kastor in serving the Palm Beach Gardens and we’ve been able to maintain and
community. grow our programs.”
Through the generosity of a number of donors, the The Palm Beach Gardens Police
foundation funded the $9,500 acquisition cost for Draco and Fire Rescue Foundation provides
with the additional support of Hamilton Jewelers who funding for education, training,
contributed $3,000 towards the purchase. “Everything we equipment and new technology,
community outreach and emergency
assistance to department personnel and
their families. Programs include tuition
reimbursement, scholarship awards
for department personnel dependent Left to right: Irwin F. Edenzon, president, Palm Beach Gardens Police and Fire
children, K-9 acquisition and training Rescue Foundation; Jim McCarten, secretary, Palm Beach Gardens Police
facility enhancement, Police and Fire and Fire Rescue Foundation; Lauren Duffy, store director, Hamilton Jewelers;
Rescue Explorer youth programs and Mike Molenda, compliance officer, Palm Beach Gardens Police and Fire Rescue
many other projects in direct support of Foundation; Andrew George, vice president, Palm Beach Gardens Police and Fire
Palm Beach Gardens first responders. Rescue Foundation

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Before – Here’s Charles Cooper, now 81, as he looked
in 1960 when he lived in the shack shown here. Cooper
was the first inhabitant of Palm Beach Gardens and its
only occupant when the 1960 census was taken. The little
city this week was reported to be the fastest growing
municipality, percentage-wise, in the United States by
the Census Bureau.

After – Cooper stands in front of the ruins of the shack
he burned in 1960 and talks it over with multimillionaire
John D. MacArthur who bought the 9½-mile tract and
incorporated Palm Beach Gardens in 1960.

For more seeds, see Images of America, Palm Beach
Gardens by Arcadia Publishing. The PBG Historical
Society’s mission is to collect, preserve and share the rich
history of the Gardens.
www.PBGHistoricalSociety.org