Best Price Trailers Donates Trailer To Holly Hill Police Department

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. - Jan. 23, 2016 - PRLog -- Best Price Trailers is pleased to announce they have donated a 6x12 trailer with a value of  $2,800 to the Holly Hill Police Department’s Police Explorer Post 435.

“On behalf of the Holly Hill Police Department and the Holly Hill Police Explorers Post 435 we would like to say thank you to Best Price Trailers for making the donation of the trailer to this explorer post - we cannot express enough of our gratitude,” said Chief Stephen Aldrich, a Holly Hill Police Explorers Post 435 Advisor. “We are very excited to add this to our post to help further recruitment and travel for the post,” he added. The Expolorers also said that they were pleased that a business within the city took a chance to help these young adults. Their goal for the program is to have a positive influence on the lives of the young members in hopes that the values they learn carry over to adulthood.

Best Price Trailers opened their Florida showroom in 2003 at 930 Ridgewood Ave, in Daytona Beach. They carry over 200 car trailers, motorcycle trailers, utility, equipment, cargo, race and stacker trailers ready for immediate shipment of trailers worldwide. They are a recipient of the ATC World Class Trailers Top 10 Dealer Award for 2014. BestPriceTrailers.com offers a wide variety of open and enclosed trailers for sale online. All of their custom trailers are designed and built with aluminum or steel framing by top trailer manufacturers. They carry; ATC, Bigtex, Cargomate, Continental Cargo, Aluma, Haulmark, Stealth, and H&H Trailers. In July, 2015 they purchased the adjacent property, demolished a portion of the building that was on the property, and are currently remodeling and expanding to include more office space and outdoor showroom area. They can be reached at 1-877-258-1445, or online at BestPriceTrailers.com or Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/car.trailers.

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Back row: Robin Hanger, Officer Nicholas Champion, Sergeant Thomas Bentley. Front Row: Chad Hannum, Illya Smith. Next row: Taylor Outlaw, Josh Bridger, Thomas Workman, Chief Stephen Aldrich