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Desk games and novelties for briefing rooms, dispatch centers, station day rooms, staff appreciation and citizen academy prizes. Forty nine items: magnetic darts and tic tac toe, tabletop cornhole, tumbling tower and wood block games, word dice, memory games, wooden puzzle sets, survival kit novelties, wind up toys, and a metal puzzle and pen desk set. Free virtual proofs on every order.

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For the Rooms People Wait In

A dispatch center, a station day room and a briefing room have one thing in common: people spend a great deal of time in them between calls. A desk game with the department name on it gets used constantly in exactly those rooms, which is a different and longer lived kind of value than a giveaway that leaves the building in a child's hand and is forgotten by Tuesday.

An Honest Note on This Shelf

Nothing on this page is public safety themed. These are generic desk games and novelties, and they earn their place here as staff items, as citizen academy and open house prizes, and as small awards, rather than as community handouts. If you want something themed for a public table, the stress relief shapes are the shelf to be on. Call 800.431.3473 and we will point you either way honestly.

Common Questions

Is anything on this page police or fire themed?

No, and we would rather say so plainly than let you order and find out. For themed product, look at the stress relief balls and figures, where roughly thirty shapes are public safety specific.

What works in a station day room or a dispatch center?

The tumbling tower, tabletop cornhole and the magnetic games. All three survive being played with daily by people who are not being careful with them.

What suits a citizen academy or open house prize?

The wooden puzzle sets and the metal puzzle and pen desk set. Both look like a real prize when handed over at a graduation rather than a novelty pulled from a box.