UPDATE:   Nearly 100 bikers took part in our 10th anniversary ride.  The event raised $6,000 for Project Lifesaver.  We are grateful to everyone who took part and the volunteers who gave up part of their Sunday to help make the event a big success. 

THANK YOU!

No date for 2025 has been set yet; however, we are planning it for October.

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On Sunday, October  27, motorcyclists will ride from Newport News Park to raise money for our Project Lifesaver search-and-rescue program. 

Registration will open at 9 a.m. at Shelters 19 and 20.  The fee is $20.00 per bike and $5.00 p/passenger.  

The approximately hour-long escorted ride should start around 11 a.m., after a safety briefing.   For some bikers, our ride has been their first experience with pack riding, so we want to make sure everyone's comfortable with it. 

When the riders return to the park, they'll enjoy a hot dog social, DJ music, raffles, and more. 

Project Lifesaver is a non-profit search-and-rescue program for adults and children diagnosed with Alzheimer's, Autism, Down syndrome, traumatic brain injury and other mental disorders. Using Project Lifesaver equipment, deputies can locate clients who have wandered off and bring them home safely.  The program has a 100% success rate and reduces the average search time from hours or days to about 30 minutes.

Sheriff Gabe Morgan offers this important program at no charge to those Newport News children and adults who need it. 

Currently, the Newport News Sheriff’s Office has more than 70 adults and children covered by Project Lifesaver. 

For information about the ride or Project Lifesaver, contact Community Relations Office/Project Lifesaver coordinator Capt. K. Gross at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..