September 2015 TCPAAA Region One

Volume 13, Issue No. 8 September 2015

Region One website -- http://TexasCPAAA.org/Region1

September – Montgomery County Meeting Schedule2015

January 10 -- AngletonFebruary 14 – Liberty CountyMarch 14 – HumbleApril 11 -- DickinsonMay 9 – Deer ParkJune 13 – PasadenaJuly 11-- La Porte

Aug 2-4 – State ConventionAugust 8 – No MeetingSeptember 12 -- Montgomery CoOctober 10 -- League CityNovember 14 -- Texas CityDecember -- No meeting

2016January 9 -- AngletonFebruary 13 – WebsterMarch 12 –April 9 -- DickinsonMay 14 –June 11 --July 9 –

July 31-Aug 2 – State ConventionAugust 13 – No meetingSeptember 10 -- Montgomery CoOctober 8 -- League CityNovember 12 -- Texas CityDecember -- No meeting

2017 (coming soon)

Inside --2 Calendar, Region Officers

3 2015 Awards; Election reminder

4 - 13 CPAAA Activities

4 - 5 Kemah

6 - 8 La Porte

9 - Angleton

10 - 11 Dickinson

12 - 13 Webster

14 - 15 Brenham

16 - Notices

The September Region One Meeting will be at the MontgomeryCounty Sheriff, Saturday, Sept. 12, 2015 at 9:00 A.M. The meetinglocation will be the Clint Peoples Training Academy located at 112Academy Drive, Conroe. Take I-45 North past Highway 105 toNorth Loop 336 Exit # 88. (Be sure to go to North 336 as there is aSouth 336, Frazier Road Exit before you get to North 336). Turnright on North 336 (you will be going East and cross over StateHighway 75 also called N. Frazier) and continue a couple of blocksto First Street exit. Turn right at First Street and follow it around tillyou cross over the railroad tracks. At the stop sign continue straightand the road is called Hillbig Road. You will pass the Texas DPSDrivers License Office on your right and continue to Criminal JusticeDrive where you will turn right and drive to the end of CriminalJustice Drive which will put you in the parking lot at 112 AcademyDrive. Walk around the front of the building to the far side to enter.A light breakfast begins at 9:00 A.M.(Program information has not been supplied.)

If you have trouble finding the facility, call Mike Manning at 936-697-3638.

Issue 8 of Vol 13, September 20152 Region One Flash

President - Calvin WalkerVice President - William “Dave” DavisSecretary - Richard MelvinTreasurer - Barbara CookDirector, Pos 1 - Leo WaltzDirector, Pos 2 - Delores GantDirector, Pos 3 - Bob MilkeState Rep, Non Sworn - Billy BoehlkeState Rep, Sworn - Roger Gonzalez

281-339-1107832-722-8428281-337-8623281-615-7856281-316-2255281-997-1015281-617-6488713-306-8920832-970-4120

[email protected]@[email protected]@[email protected]@[email protected]@[email protected]

2015 Region One Officer Roster

Upcoming Events

Newsletter Staff

Editing, Composition & LayoutLeo Waltz

Send all Activity reports [email protected]

Web Links of sites relevant to items in this newsletter:● Photos page on website:

http://texascpaaa.org/Region1/photos.html

● Local CPAAA Newsletters:http://texascpaaa.org/Region1/local.html

● Region One Bylaws:http://texascpaaa.org/Region1/April2008BylawsApproved4-12.pdf

● Membership Renewal forms:http://texascpaaa.org/Region1/documents.html

Region One mailing address:524 Louisiana Avenue #15 Bacliff,

Texas 77518-2106Note: Mail Dues to address shown

on Renewal Form

Accuracy of information inthe Activities pages is theresponsibility of thesubmitting organization.

Events Calendar Event

Saturday,Sept.12, 2015

Region One meeting – 9 am to Noon,Montgomery County (Conroe)

Saturday,Oct.10, 2015

Region One meeting – 9 am to Noon,League City

Saturday,Nov.14, 2015

Region One meeting – 9 am to Noon,Texas City



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http://texascpaaa.org/Region1/April2008BylawsApproved4-12.pdf


http://texascpaaa.org/Region1/documents.html


Issue 8 of Vol 13, September 2015 3 Region One Flash

2015 TCPAAA Awards Presented in El Paso

Alumni Membership of the Year –Pearland CPAAA

Bill Ennis Award – Alumni Member of the Year –Gary Anderson (Kyle CPAAA)

Ray Raymon Award – Peace Officer of the Year –Officer Mike Hatfield (Garland PD)

Alumni Association of the Year –Pearland CPAAA

No photos available.

Region One Election time approaching !!It is that time of year again, and election of Region Officers and a Director will be coming upsoon. In addition to all 4 Officers, the Director in Position 3 is up for election this year(Directors have 3 year staggered terms, Officers are 1 year terms.)

From the current Region One Bylaws:ARTICLE 3 - ELECTION OF OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS

3.1 A Nominating Committee will be appointed by the President on or prior to the August generalmeeting to select a slate of candidates for the election. Additional nominations for officers anddirectors may be made from the floor at the November general meeting.

3.2 A written ballot election shall be held at the November general meeting by the designatedmembers present, if there are multiple nominations for any one position. All unopposed candidatesmay be elected by acclamation. Votes will be tabulated and the elected officers and directors will beannounced at the November general meeting in the year preceding their term.

3.3 Officers and Directors for the following year will be installed at the December general meeting.If there is no December general meeting, Officers and Directors for the following year will beinstalled at the January general meeting.










Kemah Citizens Police Academy Alumni AssociationSubmitted by Debi Hart

Kemah CPAAA welcomed retired Secret Service Agent Mike Howard as guest speakerfor their annual Ice Cream Social. Mr. Howard's rendition of the days leading up to theassassination of President John F. Kennedy kept the audience enthralled with behindthe scenes stories and bringing history alive with details most had never heard.

Special thanks to the Kemah Bed & Breakfast Group, Tutti Fruiti Kemah, the citizens of Kemah,and surrounding communities. Representatives from Galveston, Webster, Pasadena, and DeerPark CPAAA's from Region 1 along with Region 1 CPAAA Director Leo Waltz were all on handmaking the evening a success.

For more information on how to get involved with the Kemah CPAAA or to enroll in the next KemahCitizens Police Academy, contact Detective Wayne Lockett at 281-334-5414 or email [email protected]

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Above: Don Bragawith Webster &

HCSO CPAAA, MikeHoward and Keith

Mercado, Presidentof Kemah CPAAA.

Above:Representativesfrom Deer Park &

Pasadena CPAAA,Region 1 CPAAA

Director Leo Waltz,and Keith Mercado,

Kemah CPAAA.

Left & Above:Mike Howardspeaks to thegroup about hisexperiences inthe SecretService.

Right:BobbieBradshaw,KeithMercado,MikeHoward,Les Hart, Dottie Gorham, Det. Wayne Lockett, Carlene and Jack Neeley




La Porte Citizen Police Academy Alumni AssociationSubmitted by Deb Hathorn

CITIZEN EXCHANGE SAFETY ZONEEver wonder if your Police Department listens to citizens? Wellfolks, during our June LPCPAAA meeting a volunteer brought upthe possibility of a Safe Exchange Safety Zone in La Porte andlook what happened a month later! Citizen feedback has been

overwhelmingly positive.

A camera-monitored SAFETY EXCHANGEZONE is now available for La Porte resi-dents along the front parking lot of theLPPD Police Facility, located at 3001 North23rd street and Spencer Hwy. The zone will allow area residents to make propertyexchanges and on-line initiated sales transactions in a well-lit public area which ismonitored by police surveillance cameras. Additionally, while civil in nature, childcustody exchanges can also occur in the digitally monitored section.

ADVANCED CPA GRADUATIONLa Porte graduated twenty-five(25) Advanced CPA students onAugust 11, 2015, the largest sinceclasses started in 2010. One ofspecial classes of this sessionwas a mock trial at the municipalcourt, where volunteers took onthe role as judge, lawyers, jury,and other positions. Another addition tothe advanced class is the Citizens OnPatrol class where students receive a

review of the C.O.P. process. Three ofthe graduates have already completedthe required one-hour ride-a-long,making them eligible for the next stepsto complete certification.

CITY WIDE FULL SCALE EMERGENCY EXERCISEThe City of La Porte activated its Emergency Operations Center on Thursday, August 27th to testcommunications and coordination between emergency responders on-scene and City management inthe EOC. “We must be able to react quickly and communicate effectively with one another,” said KristinGauthier, Emergency Management Coordinator for the City of La Porte.

As the drill got underway, residents of La Porte noticed an increase in first responder activity acrossseveral facilities. “Drills and exercises are important tools to assess the coordination between the City ofLa Porte and industry,” said LEPC Chairman Clayton Hackett.

More than 100 responders from numerous organizations participated in the drill, including the LEPC, LaPorte Office of Emergency Management, La Porte Fire Department, La Porte Emergency MedicalServices, La Porte Police Department, Harris County Pollution Control, Channel Industries Mutual Aid,and area industry representatives.



From the LPCPAAA, Milissa, Matthew, andNicolas Guyon, Doug Hathorn, and KimGuarino volunteered to act as simulatorswhile Deb Hathorn was stationed at theLPPD as an evaluator. In all, the drill lastedabout two hours as simulators played outtheir roles as a family overtaken by gasesin a park and a father attempting to enter aplant to check on his son during a chemicalleak. Back at the station, law enforcementtook swift action to shelter-in-place andDeb evaluated their actions to carefullyfollow the correct protocol. The exerciseconcluded with a debrief by allcommanders and summaries of pros andcons about the exercise. In all, the drill

demonstrated the city's ability to effectively initiate emergency response plans and communicate with firstresponders, and be better prepared to respond to a real incident in the future.

FIDO DONATION HOUSESOur fur babies deserve all the love and care we can give them! After theopening of the new La Porte Animal Shelter & Adoption Center in February,volunteers immediately recognized the need to reinitiate the Fido program. Thepurpose of the program is to assist the Shelter with additional funds (beyondtheir annual budget) for special services related to the health and adoption ofanimals in their care. Volunteer, Milissa Guyon stepped in to collaborate withlocal businesses in the placement of small collection boxes, appropriatelydubbed "Fido Houses", at strategic locations across the community. As a resultof her actions the Shelter continues to receive a regular monthly donations.Our thanks to Rusty & Sandy Paulus for the creation and construction of theindividually decorated boxes!

YOUTH SUMMERSAFETY CAMPSLP Youth Summer SafetyCamps help childrendevelop character, learnvaluable life safety skills,make new friends anddiscover new interests.Once again our volunteers


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came through and offered their time and support to help make the three safety camps a success.Volunteers assisted with registration and other duties throughout the day. Ever tried to keep up with25-30 kids aged 5-9? It is no easy task but thankfully, our volunteers have enough patience and energyto hang in there!

.The 4th OF JULY weekend washeated and long for the manyvolunteers that staffed and providedfood and snacks throughout the NoRefusal Night for our court and law

enforcement officers. Many of the volunteers worked throughoutthe night and then left in the wee hours to barricade patrol duringthe July 4th Parade while others climbed into the C.O.P. vehicle tojoin the parade. Paula Wohnoutka can be seen waving to citizensalong the parade route.

The following weekend the LPCPAAA proudly hosted the TexasRegion One monthly meeting and then followed that up the nextweekend with the first of two Blue Santa Garage Sales planned for2015. Volunteers coordinated with the LP Eagles Lodge for thegarage sale which netted over $500 for the BlueSanta program. A second garagesale is scheduled for October.

BLUE SANTA 1STANNUAL FUN RUN

Aubry Sartori, VP took on the role of organizing the 1st AnnualRed, White and Blue Santa Fun Run in La Porte. All proceedsfrom the run went to the Blue Santa program to purchase gifts atChristmas for the children in our community. Volunteers helpedwith registration and safety along the course from Five Points to Sylvan Beach and look forward tostaging the event next year.

LEADSONLINE

LeadsOnline is a free service used by more than 3,000 law enforcement agencies to recover stolenproperty and solve crimes. Those records are instantly available to law enforcement agencies, meaningcrimes can be solved in seconds, not months.

In La Porte, one of the two Pawn stores uses the more efficient method of USB reporting, while the othercontinues to require manual input. In an effort to further streamline the process, volunteer RichardBrowder and an officer took on the task of word-smiting a local ordinance to require Pawn stores to reportto LeadsOnline. The approval of the ordinance will mean more efficient reporting of all transactions,making records instantly available to law enforcement.

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Angleton Citizen Police Academy Alumni AssociationSubmitted by Dottie Duby

Chief David Ashburn and Training Coordinator, Sgt. Q. Rushof the Angleton Police Department, accept a check in theamount of $476.00 from Angleton Citizen Police AcademyAlumni Association president, JJ Landry. This money wasdonated by the ACPAAA to fund the Angleton Police Depart-ment’s new gun range.

Editor’s note: This item was dated back in January, but was not actually sent to the mail server until “31 Jul 2015 12:27:46”, so it isincluded here here since it is good to know about.


Dickinson Citizen Police Academy Alumni AssociationSubmitted by Tony Valdez

The Dickinson Student Police Academy at Their Finest!The Dickinson Student Police Academy started the second week of June and is now in full swingwith their summer program. The students have gone through the patrol procedure and traffic stoppresentations and hands on demonstrations. This week they participated in processing mockcrime scenes and evidence processing by Alvin Community College Director and retired policeofficer Craig Fos. Among other skills, the students were instructed on how to photograph a crimescene, lift fingerprints from evidence items and draw diagrams of a crime scene. The studentshave been very perceptive in the field of criminal justice and law enforcement. The students willgo on through the summer taking the class and hands on activities until their graduation in lateAugust. The Dickinson Citizens Police Academy (DCPAAA) has been instrumental in the programby assisting in the class room during demonstrations and driving the students to different locationsfor activities.

Above, from L to R: DCPAAA Member Kay Lowell,Elizabeth Arciniega, DCPAAA member Nyna Burright,Tania Sanchez, Macie Begnaud, Summer Vela, SkylarBreland, Stephanie Wishart, Colby Trevino, Sophia Zeh,Leonel Martinez, Officer Tony Valdez, Alex Kelley, XavierBautista, Fabiola Rios, Christina Hebert, Andrea Rios,Raul Vargas, Jacqueline Arciniega, Jacob Coombs,Corbitt Panciera and DCPAAA Tony Emmite. Not Pictured:Teresa Duran, Ayleen Guevara and Jose Jaramillo

Right: Students from the Dickinson Student PoliceAcademy dusting and lifting latent fingerprints off of itemsduring their crime scene process presentation at AlvinCommunity College.

Dickinson Student Police AcademyFrom the Holster!

Left: Dickinson Police Officer Fidencio Gonzalezassisting Christian Hebert & Colby Trevino on thefiring line during a shooting drill.




On July 14th 2015, The Dickinson Student Police Academy Class 10 got to spend the day at theTexas City Gun Range. The students were given a class on gun safety and weapon familiarizationfrom fellow Police Range Masters and Safety Officers. The students, under supervision, had theopportunity to fire Sig Sauer P229s, Benelli Shotguns and AR15s (to list a few calibers). The gunrange is a day in their syllabus dedicated to firearms safety. Numerous officers from the DickinsonPolice Department and DCPAAA Members volunteered their time and came out to assist thestudents on the range.

The students are in the final classes of their summer program. They are projected to graduate inlate August. The Dickinson Student PoliceAcademy is a program to encourage andsupport those who may be interested in afuture career in law enforcement.

Left: Sgt. Jim Johnson, Safety Officer John Martinezand Range Master Bruce Stewart showing studentsof the Dickinson Student Academy how to gainpicture sight of a target and finger index the firearmbetween drills.

Dickinson Student Police Academy Closes Out SummerThe Dickinson Student Police Academy Class-X graduated seventeen students from their summerprogram. After nine weeks of class and hands on activities the students received their certificatesof completion. The program is a tool for the teenagers to experience and learn what we do in lawenforcement. The students will become honorary members of the Dickinson Citizen PoliceAcademy Alumni Association. Also the Dickinson Police Department supports the students bywriting them letters of recommendations and giving them all the moral support in their studies andendeavors. Anyone wanting to join either the next upcoming Dickinson Citizens Police Academyor the Student Academy in February of 2016, please contact Officer Tony Valdez [email protected] or 281-337-6370.

Below, L to R: Officer Bruce Stewart, Officer Lupe Vasquez, Capt. Steve Krone, Sgt. Oscar Stoker, Stephanie Wishart,Capt. Jay Jaekel, Mallory Saavedra, Andrea Rios, Capt. Melvin mason, Colby Trevino, Fabiola Rios, Summer Vela,Leonel Martinez, Jacqueline Arciniega, Skylar Breland, Christina Hebert, Raul Vargas, Corbitt Panciera, Tania Sanchez,Alex Kelley Macie Begnaud, Jacob Coombs, Elizabeth Arciniega, Chief Ron Morales and Officer Tony Valdez

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Webster Citizen Police Academy Alumni AssociationSubmitted by Leo Waltz

The Webster CPAAA’s August meeting featured a program on Counter-Terrorism and Suspicious Activity Reporting (SAR),presented by Joe Stepp and Georgia Cook of the Pasadena Regional Intelligence Center (RIC) team. Their team of fourpersons covers the southeast quadrant of Harris County. They arepart of the national network of fusion centers.

"A fusion center is a collaborative effort of two or more agenciesthat provide resources, expertise and information to the centerwith the goal of maximizing their ability to detect, prevent,investigate, and respond to criminal and terrorist activity."

State and major urban area fusion centers serve as primary focalpoints within the state and local environment for the receipt, analysis,gathering, and sharing of threat-related information among federal,state, local, tribal, and territorial (SLTT) partners. Located in states andmajor urban areas throughout the country, fusion centers are uniquely situated to empower front-line law enforcement, publicsafety, fire service, emergency response, public health, critical infrastructure protection and private sector security personnelto lawfully gather and share threat-related information. They provide interdisciplinary expertise and situational awareness toinform decision-making at all levels of government. Fusion centers conduct analysis and facilitate information sharing,assisting law enforcement and homeland security partners in preventing, protecting against, and responding to crime andterrorism.

So what does that have to do with CPAAA members? That brings us to the Nationwide Suspicious Activity Reporting (SAR)Initiative (NSI), a joint collaborative effort by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, the Federal Bureau of Investigation,and SLTT law enforcement partners. This initiative provides law enforcement with another tool to help prevent terrorism andother related criminal activity by establishing a national capacity for gathering, documenting, processing, analyzing, andsharing SAR information.

So “gathering information” is something the citizens can assist with, and that takes us tothe “If you SEE something, SAY something” campaign of Homeland Security.

“Across the nation, we're all part of communities. In cities, on farms, and in thesuburbs, we share everyday moments with our neighbors, colleagues, family, andfriends. It's easy to take for granted the routine moments in our every day—going towork or school, the grocery store or the gas station. But your every day is differentthan your neighbor’s—filled with the moments that make it uniquely yours. So if yousee something you know shouldn't be there—or someone's behavior that doesn'tseem quite right—say something. Because only you know what’s supposed to be inyour everyday. Informed, alert communities play a critical role in keeping our nationsafe. If You See Something, Say Something™ engages the public in protecting ourhomeland through awareness–building, partnerships, and other outreach.”

(Some of the above was excerpted from the Homeland Security website.)

Since this space is limited, I suggest you visit the HomelandSecurity web pages for more information. You might start here:http://www.dhs.gov/see-something-say-something

Left: Joe Stepp and Georgia Cook of theRIC, Joe Ferro, Webster EmergencyManagement Coordinator, Alex Dietrich,President of the Webster CPAAA

http://www.dhs.gov/see-something-say-something


New CPA Class started – Webster Police started a new CPA class on Aug 27. In the photobelow, Webster Police Chief Danny Presley welcomes the students with an overview of thepolice department. Members of the WCPAA Alumni were on hand providing refreshments..

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At the 4th of July Celebration, the WCPAAA had a foodconcession which was very successful this year, selling outof everything. We served BBQ sandwiches, sausage on astick and other items. The photos shown here were fromearly in the evening, as it got quite crowded later.

Above: Some of the earlycrowd arrives to get a goodplace to view the fireworks

and the other eventstaking place on the

stage.

Right photo: TheWCPAAA president, AlexDietrich (left) and BeverlyGaines (right), secretary,present Rudy’s BBQ with

an appreciation for thedonation of BBQ. Coby

Chilcoat, center, receivesthe certificate.

http://www.dhs.gov/see-something-say-something


Brenham Citizens Police Academy Alumni AssociationExtracted from pages of The Informant, July & August 2015;

Submitted by Benita Schramme.The complete editions can be found at http://texascpaaa.org/Region1/local.html

Above: Camp PeriwinkleEscort

Editor’s note:A two page article on CampPeriwinkle appeared in thisnewsletter in May of 2014.

Camp Periwinkle is for childrensuffering from all forms of

cancer. They are all treated atthe Children’s Hospital in

Houston, and are from all overthe area. The name

“Periwinkle” comes fromPerennial Vinca Minor, a plant

which is used to make“vincristine”, a chemotherapy

agent. The kids are calledcampers; they are treated to allsorts of events and activities.

Brenham 2015 CPAAA Board of Directors are(bottom row l-r): Wanda Aguilar-Secretary, BobCothern-President, Corina Smith,(middle row l-r):Ron Upchurch-Vice President, Mark Smith-Treasurer, Clyde Averitt, (top row l-r): James Bassett-Past President, Clarence Steinfeld, and Albert Green.

New COP Candidates get their traffic control class from Chris: LaNae Holle,Steve Oneill, Ceci Wagner, Wayne Miller, Howard Mead, and Stacie Oberrender.




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Community RelationsGood Community Relations can simply be, stopping byyour local Lemonade Stand. Interacting with the publicand other members of the law enforcement community.This works best on a very hot day (which is any day inthe last couple of months). Pictured left to right areOfficer Sierra Newell, Cpl. David Dudenhoeffer, Cpl.Steven Eilert, Deputy Yasmine Alfaro, Sgt. KelvinRaven, and Deputy Ben Foreman. The cute LemonadeBaristas were Seta Naylor and Maddie Lange at theirstand on East Stone Street.

At right: Cpl. Chris Jackson giving a tour of PDto a group of kids from the Boys and Girls Club.

Brenham PD is active in Community Service, and teaching our children about being goodcitizens is a top priority. A prime example is Sgt. Kelvin Raven, Cpl. Joe Merkley and Det. JohnSnowden spending a couple of days at the Boys and Girls Club of Brenham. As is evident fromthe photos, they had and held the children's attention and no doubt made an impact on a fewlives. They passed our departments message to these young people, and our community willin turn be getting better citizens from their efforts. Way to go Guys!!

Above: For the first time we have two recipients ofthe Lieutenant’s Gold Whistle Award they were theteam of David and Sandy Clinkenbeard, who haveboth worked together on two important projects forus: Handicapped Parking Enforcement and COPPictures. Pictured left to right: Rob Aguilar, ChrisJackson, Sandy, David, and Chief Lange.

Our Annual CPAAA/BPD Picnic was the backdrop for ChiefRex Phelp’s Retirement Party. Above he is presented with acollage type plaque that holds some fondmemories for him, as well as for thosepictured.



CommitteesInformation and NoticesCommittees

Audit: TBD annuallyBenevolence: Dolores Gant, Chair, 281-997-1015;

[email protected]: TBDByLaws: TBDMembership: Chair: vacant.

Maggie Spooner, 281-217-6577, [email protected] Sales: Sandi MillerNominations: Chair: vacant.

Billy Boehlke, 409-925-2043; [email protected]: Jeanne Canales, Chair, [email protected]: Jeanne Canales, Chair, [email protected]

Dottie Duby, 979-419-2383, [email protected] Phillips, 936-377-3891;Adell Boren, [email protected];Calvin Walker, [email protected]

Future activities should be sent to LeoWaltz, the Region One and Texas CPAAAweb manager, at the following emailaddress: [email protected]

This newsletter is a monthly publication of RegionOne of the Texas Citizen Police Academy Alumni

Association. All officers are volunteers.

Region One website:TexasCPAAA.org/Region1

Deadline forOctober Edition is

Sept 26, 2015

Region One Email List (currently has 235 subscribers)In February 2014, we started an email list like the one used by the state, and this new list is for all CPAAA’s,their members, liaison and coordinators, police dept personnel interested in Region One activities. A link tothis newsletter will be emailed to those on the list; no newsletters will be sent as attachments because of thefile size being rejected by many mail servers. Of course the newsletter will be available on the Regionwebsite as soon as it is published, but we recommend that you get your email address on the list to receive

other timely information also. There is a link on the Region web page or you can visit this link:http://texascpaaa.net/mailman/listinfo/region-one_texascpaaa.net

October MeetingOct 10, 2015Time: 9:00 AMPlace: League City

A chairperson is needed forthe Nominations Committee.

A reminder that local newsletters areneeded for the Region LocalNewsletters page. If your CPAAAproduces a newsletter, send it [email protected] as a pdf file.If the newsletter is already online,just sent the link. Here is the link tothe Local Newsletters page:TexasCPAAA.org/Region1/local.html

AngletonBrenhamDeer ParkDickinsonFt. Bend Co.Galveston Co SheriffHarris County SheriffHoustonHumbleKemahLa PorteLake JacksonLeague City

Liberty CountyMontgomery

CountyPasadenaPearlandRichmondSugarlandTexas CityTri AgencyWebster

Billy BoehlkeBarbara BrownJeanne

CanalesAmelia CollinsSusan ErnstSuzanne KellyBob Milke

(as of 5/31)

2015 Region One Members

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