"Throughout the year, the officers participate in numerous community events but the Blue Santa program is by far one of the most rewarding and hits home for many of the officers," Steffanic said. "The holidays tend to be a magical time of year and this program enables police to partner with members of our community and help ensure that families having a difficult time can still give their little ones a positive experience."
A toy drive to distribute to children in need is also underway at the City of Bastrop Police Department. (Courtesy Bastrop Police Department)
What you need to know
Applications can be filled out online and submitted to [email protected], or dropped off at the city police department at 104 Grady Tuck Lane, Bastrop.
To be considered, applicants must be younger than 18, and either:
Live within the city limits of Bastrop
Be enrolled in BISD
Steffanic said all applicants will be notified via email by Nov. 22 whether or not they have been approved.
The toy distribution event will start at 9 a.m. on Dec. 14 at Bastrop Middle School.
Lend a hand
Residents who are able to help can donate money or new, unwrapped toys to Operation Blue Santa at the Bastrop Police Department or any city building, Steffanic said.