Officer Scafetta with the Le Roy Police Department joined Noah during his run through Le Roy/Stafford, beginning at South Street and ending at Bater Road. Noah also made a stop at City Centre in Batavia. Noah stopped in at the Village Hall and shared a few thoughts about his trip so far. (Video above)
Noah Coughlan’ Run For America passed through Le Roy along Rt.5 on Thursday afternoon, despite the bitter cold temperatures and snowy conditions. Noah aims to be the 3rd person ever to cross all 50 states on foot. As of today, January 15th, 2026, he says he has 3700 more miles and 8 more states left to reach his goal.
Press release
In October 2025, Noah Coughlan will embark on his 5th Run across America, a historic 5,500-mile solo journey across 20 states over 260 days, culminating on July 4th, 2026 to celebrate the United States’ 250th Semi quincentennial anniversary.
This final transcontinental run will make Noah only the third person ever to cross all 50 states on foot. Noah will engage big cities and small towns honoring everyday Americans and veterans, encouraging unity while highlighting the enduring spirit of our Nation through media and storytelling for a renewed appreciation for America’s shared history.
Link to more about Noah:2026 | Run For America
Noah was presented with a patch from the Le Roy Police Department during his visit. He is being escorted through the area by the NYS Police and Genesee County Sheriff’s Department.
The Le Roy Fire Department also presented Noah with a patch during his stop.
Le Roy’s ladder truck awaits Noah in the middle of Rt. 5 on Thursday.
Noah stopped to say hello and capture video and photos as he passed through the Village of Le Roy.
The escort through the Village of Le Roy included the Le Roy Police Department and Le Roy Ambulance along with the Genesee County Sheriff’s Department and NYS Police.