Village of Sleepy Hollow OK’s thin red line flags on firetrucks
The move reverses a decision by Board of Trustees last summer, which banned the display of unauthorized flags and symbols.
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Mar 3, 2022, 12:30 AM
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Village of Sleepy Hollow Board of Trustees voted 4-2 Tuesday to allow
thin red and blue line flags to fly on firetrucks once again.
The
move reverses a decision by Board of Trustees last summer, which
banned the display of unauthorized flags and symbols.
Fire
officials say the flags are meant to represent the firefighters and police
officers who pay the ultimate sacrifice on the job.
Some
associate the flag as a political symbol
and as part of the blue lives matter movement.
The
Sleepy Hollow fire chief said he's pleased the department got the support of
four board members.
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