Randall County Sheriff’s Office Parade

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Randall County Sheriff’s Office

On Friday, December 12, 2025, the Randall County Sheriff’s Office will be participating in the annual Heroes Parade. We would like to invite you to this event. The parade will consist of various first responder agencies. The parade will begin at 6:15 p.m. and conclude at 8:00 p.m.

The parade route will go south on Georgia St. to Bismarck, make a square around the park and school, then turn left on Alexandria, left on Knoll, left on City View Dr., and left on Bismarck. It will be up to the lead vehicle, and dependent on how much candy they have, whether they make another pass or begin parking in front of and around the school.

Once the parade route is completed, the City View Elementary School cafeteria area will have the toys, hot chocolate, and drinks, as well as Santa and the small toys or giveaway items. We would like any First Responders to help hand these out.

Sgt. Hillary Garcia
Public Information Officer
Randall County Sheriff’s Office
9100 S. Georgia St.
Amarillo TX  79118
806-468-5755 (work)

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