FLORIDA POLICE & FIRE GAMES HISTORY

The Florida Law Enforcement Games was established in 1985.
The following is a history of host cities since that date:

• 1985 - Tampa
• 1986 - Tampa
• 1987 - Tampa
• 1988 - Jacksonville
• 1989 - Jacksonville
• 1990 - Daytona Beach
• 1991 - Daytona Beach
• 1992 - Miami
• 1993 - Miami
• 1994 - Tallahassee
• 1995 - Tallahassee
• 1996 - Gainesville
• 1997 - Gainesville
• 1998 - Cocoa Beach
• 1999 - Cocoa Beach
• 2000 - Cocoa Beach (host to ILEG)
• 2001 - Tampa
• 2002 - Tampa
• 2003 - Treasure Coast Sports (Martin, Indian River & St.Lucie Counties)
• 2004 - Treasure Coast Sports (Martin, Indian River & St.Lucie Counties)
• 2005 - Jacksonville
• 2006 - Jacksonville
• 2007 - Sarasota
• 2008 - Sarasota
• 2009 - Treasure Coast Sports (Martin, Indian River & St. Lucie Counties)
• 2010 - Treasure Coast Sports (Martin, Indian River & St. Lucie Counties)
• 2011 - Treasure Coast Sports (Martin, Indian River & St. Lucie Counties)

The Florida Police and Fire Games are open to Florida law enforcement, firefighters, and military (active duty, reserves, National Guard and retirees from all military branches). These games are held the third full week each June. There are approximately 5,000 competitors representing over 200 different agencies competing in 45+ olympic-style sporting events.

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