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Police 2026 24 Days of Honor Service and Safety Advent Calendar
$63.49$77.49 (-18%)
A Christmas countdown for a police family. The navy box carries big white and gold POLICE lettering, a shield badge, patrol cars, a helicopter, a K9, an American flag and a snowy city skyline. Each of the 24 numbered windows opens on a small acrylic piece printed on both faces with a hanging tab, so the set ends up on the tree at home or a desk at the station.
Police 2026 24 Days of Honor Service and Safety Advent Calendar
The Police 2026 24 Days of Honor Service and Safety Advent Calendar is a December countdown for the people who live around a badge: the officer, the spouse who keeps dinner warm through a late shift, the kids who know the sound of the patrol car in the driveway. Twenty-four numbered windows open one a day, and each holds a flat acrylic piece with a hanging tab. By Christmas Eve the tree has a full set of police ornaments.
It does not name a department or an officer. The theme is broad on purpose: honor, service and safety, told through the things anyone who has lived near police work will recognize.
A Police Advent Calendar for the Family at Home
Police work does not stop for the holidays, and plenty of officers work Christmas Eve or Christmas Day. A countdown that sits on the kitchen counter gives the family a small daily ritual that does not depend on the shift schedule. Whoever is home opens the window. If the officer is on nights, the piece can wait on the counter until breakfast.
It also works as a gift from the officer's parents, a retired officer's grandkids, or a neighbor who wants to say thank you without making a fuss.
Navy Box, Gold Police Lettering and a K9 Up Front
The box is navy blue, with large white and gold POLICE lettering across the front. A shield badge sits at the center of the design. Around it are patrol cars, a helicopter, a police dog, an American flag and a city skyline, all under falling snow. Each image points to a different part of the job, from patrol to air support to K9 units.
- Navy background with white and gold POLICE lettering.
- Shield badge at the center.
- Patrol cars, a helicopter and a police dog.
- American flag, city skyline and snowy holiday scenery.
Honor and Service in 24 Small Pieces
Each window has die-cut dotted lines and opens with a thumb. Inside, a molded plastic tray holds one acrylic (mica) piece, about 1.3 x 1.3 in (3.2 x 3.2 cm). The print is on both faces, matte on one side and glossy on the other; peel the protective film before hanging. A perforated tab at the top fits a ribbon or ornament hook, which you supply.
The honor, service and safety theme carries through the whole set, so the pieces look like they belong together on a tree, a wreath, or a string across a mantel.
Counting the Days With a Police Calendar at Work
The box is about 5.3 x 7.1 x 1.2 in (13.5 x 18 x 3 cm) and weighs 4.8 oz (135 g), small enough for a desk in a squad room, a dispatch center or a records office. A supervisor might set one out for the team, or a dispatcher might keep it by the monitor. Opening a window at the start of a shift is a small habit that marks the days to Christmas without taking any time.
Safety Notes for a Police Service Gift
The pieces are small and flat. If young kids are opening the windows, an adult should hang the pieces and keep loose ones off the floor. Store the set in a dry place after the season, back in the tray, and wipe each piece with a soft, dry cloth before it goes away. The same pieces come back out next year.
Police Calendar Box and Piece Size
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Contents | 24 acrylic (mica) pieces, one per numbered window |
| Artwork | Navy box, white and gold POLICE lettering, shield, patrol cars, helicopter, K9, flag, skyline |
| Piece size | 1.3 x 1.3 in (3.2 x 3.2 cm), perforated hanging tab |
| Both faces printed, one matte and one glossy; peel the protective film first | |
| Box | Paper outer box with die-cut windows and a molded plastic inner tray |
| Box size and weight | 5.3 x 7.1 x 1.2 in (13.5 x 18 x 3 cm), 4.8 oz (135 g) |
Police Advent Calendar Questions
Is the police advent calendar tied to one department?
No. The design uses general police imagery: a shield, patrol cars, a helicopter, a K9 and a flag. No department or agency is named.
What comes behind each window of the calendar?
One acrylic piece, about 1.3 x 1.3 in (3.2 x 3.2 cm), printed on both faces with a perforated tab for hanging.
Can an officer keep it at the station?
Yes. The box is small and light, so it fits on a desk or a shelf in a break room.
Does the honor and service calendar hold candy?
No. Every window holds an acrylic decoration, not food.
Is it suitable for young kids?
The pieces are small, so an adult should handle the hanging for young children.
Is it licensed?
No. It is a design made by our shop, not a product of any police agency.
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