Flags at Half-Staff May 15, 2025 for Peace Officers Memorial Day

Shoreline, WAGovernment

On May 15, 2025, flags in Washington state will be lowered to half-staff to commemorate Peace Officers Memorial Day, as directed by Governor Ferguson. This day honors law enforcement officers who have died in the line of duty, recognizing their sacrifices and service to the community. Flags will be displayed at half-staff at all state agency facilities until sunset. Ferguson urges other government entities, individuals, and businesses to participate in this observance. The initiative highlights the importance of acknowledging the contributions of peace officers to public safety.

Historically, Peace Officers Memorial Day has been observed annually, emphasizing the ongoing need to remember those who serve. The directive aims to foster a sense of community solidarity and support for law enforcement. This observance not only honors fallen officers but also reinforces the commitment to safe and secure communities.

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