Sheriff's Office History Exhibit Unveiled At Brookhaven Town Hall In Farmingville

FARMINGVILLE, NY — The Suffolk County Sheriff's 0ffice History Exhibit was recently unveiled at Brookhaven Town Hall in Farmingville, showcasing a curated collection of artifacts, historic photographs, uniform items, and a timeline highlighting the evolution of the agency and its role in serving the county.

The Sheriff's office is the oldest law enforcement agency in the county, tracing its roots back to 1683.

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Sheriff Errol Toulon said, "As one of the oldest law enforcement agencies in the nation, we are proud to celebrate our long and rich history. We thank the Town of Brookhaven and Supervisor Panico for hosting our showcase and look forward to more exhibits and events with communities across the county."

Town Supervisor Dan Panico called it a "pleasure to welcome" Toulon and members of the sheriff's office to Town Hall "to view this special exhibit."

"The Sheriff's office has a long and distinguished history of serving and protecting the people of Suffolk County, and this collection offers a unique look at how that service has evolved over the years," he said. "As we commemorate America's 250th anniversary, we are proud to help preserve and share the history of an institution that continues to play such an important role in our communities."

Residents visiting the exhibit can explore the history of the sheriff's 0ffice, learn about landmark moments, and gain a deeper understanding of the sheriff's office and the dedication of those who have served over the years.

The exhibit will be open until December, Monday through Friday, from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

It is part of the sheriff's office participation in the Suffolk 250 commemoration, a countywide event celebrating 250 years since the United States Declaration of Independence. The office previously had the display in Riverhead and Huntington and plans to continue holding exhibits across the county.