Flagler Sheriff’s PAL

Flagler Sheriff’s PAL offers Flagler Sheriff’s Explorer Post 410 for teens, boxing, a Youth Volleyball Program, Highland Games, and Home School Fitness. The boxing program uses structured training, mentorship, and fitness. The Home School Fitness program provides structured physical education and wellness-focused activities.

Programs

• Flagler Sheriff’s Explorer Post 410 — teens · Provides leadership development and mentorship.
• Boxing — Uses structured training, mentorship, and fitness to help youth build discipline, confidence, and emotional strength.
• Youth Volleyball Program — Helps participants develop teamwork.
• Highland Games — Helps youth build strength, discipline, confidence, and leadership through unique activities.
• Home School Fitness — homeschooled youth · Provides structured physical education and wellness-focused activities.

At a glance

• Ages: 5–18 years old
• Facility hours: Mon-Fri 9:00am-5:00pm; Sat 9:00am-4:00pm

About the provider

Flagler Sheriff’s PAL has 30+ years of experience. Its mission is to provide positive programs and opportunities that inspire youth to become productive, responsible, and caring citizens. The leadership team includes Corporal Arthur Erlandson, PAL Director in the Youth Services Division of the Flagler County Sheriff’s Office, and Commander Nawrocki, PAL Executive Director and Board Member. The program works alongside the Flagler County Sheriff’s Office, volunteers, families, local organizations, sponsors, donors, coaches, mentors, and community leaders.

Programs are available for youth throughout Flagler County. Age requirements and participation details may vary by program. Programs and events may take place at community centers, sports facilities, schools, and partner locations throughout Flagler County. Most programs welcome participants of various skill levels, including beginners. Some programs may conduct evaluations to help place participants appropriately.

Last updated September 15, 2026.