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October 2015 Texas CPAAA Region One newsletter, The FlashTRANSCRIPT
Volume 13, Issue No. 9 October 2015
Region One website -- http://TexasCPAAA.org/Region1
October – League City 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 Nominations, NCPAA 2016
4 TCPAAA Board Oct Agenda
5 - 13 CPAAA Activities
5 - Dickinson
6 - 7 League City
8 - 10 Brenham
11 - Texas City
12 - 13 Tri-Agency
14 - 15 Webster
16 - Notices
The October Region One Meeting will be in League City onSaturday, Oct. 10, 2015 at 9:00 A.M.
from the LC CPAAA:The League City CPAAA looks forward to hosting the OctoberRegion 1 meeting again this year. We will host the meeting atHometown Heroes Park in League City (see below for address).We will provide breakfast and our guest speaker will be DetectiveJohn Griffith, who will present information on scams and criminalactivity targeting individual citizens.Thank you and we look forward to seeing everybody!
Hometown Heroes (click for map)2105 Dickinson AveLeague City, TX 77573
Jack F. ComptonPresident, League City Citizen's PoliceAcademy Alumni AssociationLCcpaaa.org281.734.1703
The exit number on the Gulf Freeway is22 either direction; turn east on Hwy 96,also called League City Parkway.
Gulf Freeway
Dickinson Ave.
Thanks to Mr. Enrique Morales, PublicAffairs and Kroger for sponsoringbreakfast for our upcoming Region 1meeting.
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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:● 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,Oct.10, 2015
Region One meeting – 9 am to Noon,League City
Saturday,Oct 24, 2015
Texas CPAAA Board meeting – 10:30 am to ?,Dickey's Barbecue Pit, 2710 W. Commerce St., Buffalo, Texas
Region One Election time approaching !!It is that time of year again, and election of Region Officers and a Director will be coming upin November. 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 and directorsmay 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 be installedat the January general meeting.
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Come and join us in a world class setting for the 18th Annual National Citizens Police AcademyAssociation Annual Conference just outside of Salt Lake City, Utah! The conference dates are April25-29, 2016.
We plan on promoting law enforcement and public education by presenting some of the best speakersacross the country. In addition, preparations are underway to bring you valuable information andtraining to share with your agencies, academies and alumni groups. There will be breakout sessions,specialized training, and networking opportunities that will help you to enhance your citizen academyand crime prevention efforts.
We are excited to be holding the conference this year in the area of Utah’s Park City ski resortscomplex known as Midway, Utah. This area is known to locals as “little Switzerland” and is a highgreen mountain valley situated just south of thePark City resorts.
Your home away from home will be the awardwinning Zermatt Resort. There will be cost-savingearly conference registration, so you will need toregister through our special site to get the exclusiveconference pricing. We willcertainly keep you updated inthe months to come on every-thing you will need to knowregarding the conference, howto register, classes as they areplanned and the conferencesite area! Please start makingplans now to attend.
See you next year!
2016 NationalConference
by: Stephanie Gonzales, Citizens Academy Coordinator,Woods Cross (Utah) Police Department
from the NCPAA Fall Newsletter
Nominating Committee Report Sandi Miller
The 2015 nominating committee submits the following nominationsfor the 2016 Region One TCPAAA Board of Directors:
President: Barbara CookVice President: Aubry SartoriSecretary: Richard MelvinTreasurer: Sherry SchumackerRegion Director 3: Maggie SpoonerState Representative: Billy Boehlke (non-sworn)
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TCPAAA Board Meeting AgendaBuffalo, TX
October 24, 201510:30 A.M.
Call to Order – Welcome
Invocation
Pledge Allegiance to the Flag
Pledge to the Texas Flag: “Honor the Texas Flag, I pledge allegiance to thee. Texas, One state under God, one and indivisible.”Please place all Phones to Off or Vibrate position. If you need to place a call or need to text,please leave the meeting to do so. These action are disturbing to others attending the meeting.Thank you for your consideration.
Secretary Report (5 min.)
Treasurer Report (5 min.)
v Committee(s) Report: (15 min. each committee)1) Membership – Suzanne Kelley2) By-Laws – Terry Williams3) Nominations – Terry Williams
4) Future Convention Sites – Dorris Murdock5) Website – Leo Waltz6) Newsletter – Jean Sargent
v Region Reports: (15 min. each region)1) Region One2) Region Two
3) Region Three4) Region Four
5) Region Five6) Region Six
Old Business:Ø P&P for: “Historian Position”
New Business:Ø P&P for: “Texas Association Name, Acronym (Texas CPAAA) or Logo Usage”Ø Volunteers that would like to serve on the Audit Committee.Ø Items to be addressed:
1. Answering Emails and Phone Messages2. Cell Phones and Text Messaging during meetings3. Knowing your responsibility in your election position4. Convention Registration
Ø Those individuals who are up for re-election (President, 1st Vice President, 3rd Vice President, andSecretary), please let Terry Williams know if you would like to run for the same position in 2016.
Comments from Visitors/Guests (as needed)Motion to adjourn
Teamwork is the ability to work together toward a common vision. The ability to direct individual accomplishment towardorganizational objectives. It is the fuel that allows common people to attain uncommon results. ~Andrew Carnegie
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Activities From Region OneCPAA Associations
Continued on next page.
Dickinson Citizen Police Academy Alumni AssociationSubmitted by Tony Valdez
DCPAAA Gets Closer to Their Millennium Police Officers & Personnel
The Dickinson Citizens Police Academy Alumni Association is getting closer with their new andyounger officers and personnel. Officer Tony Valdez who is their PD liaison has set up a timeduring the DCPAAA’s general monthly meetings for an officer or PD personnel with two years’experience or less to come and give a small presentation about them. The officers duringhis/her presentation tells the alumni members how they got into law enforcement, where theysee themselves in the future and some of their most memorable moments in their career to thispoint. DCPAAA Liaison Officer Tony Valdez believes with this program it brings the memberscloser together with their new officers.
Right: Officer Brady Alexander giveshis presentation on his career at theDickinson Police Department to theexecutive board and the generalmembership of the DCPAAA.
Below: Communications Operator Ambery Lype gives her presentation on what type of callscome into the Dickinson Police Department and how they are dispatched to the officers, EMSand fire department.
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Continued onnext page.
League City recognizes Citizens Volunteers
League City Citizens PoliceAcademy Alumni Association
LEAGUE CITY, TEXAS – The City of League City awarded Jack Compton the 2015 Arthur Hewitt Volunteer SpiritAward during the Aug. 25 City Council meeting.
Compton, President of the League City Citizens’ Police Academy Alumni Associationwas honored for his volunteer work with the police department. He has volunteeredmore than 1,000 hours per year in an effort to bridge the communication dividebetween the law enforcement community and League City residents. Compton hashelped organize the City’s Salute to Military Heroes week, morale events for LeagueCity first responders, and is an active volunteer who also serves as a field trainer forthe Volunteers in Policing program.
“I am honored to be recognized with this award. Art Hewitt was a warrior and a herowho spent the better part of his life working for a safer League City,” said Compton.“I am fortunate to be able to serve our community through the League City PoliceDepartment with Art's goal in mind - a safer League City for all of us to call home."[for full story please click link to our website – lccpaaa.org]
LCCPAAA’s Officer of the MonthOfficer Westmoreland
Officer Westmoreland began his career with the League City Police Department in 2007and currently holds the rank of Police Officer. Officer Westmoreland served in the UnitedStates Marine Corps from 2003 until 2009. He is an Advanced Accident Investigator,Field Training Officer and an Advanced Roadside Impairment Detection EnforcementOperator (ARIDE) currently assigned to the Patrol Division.
On Monday, July 27, 2015, while serving as Field Training Officer for newly commissionedLeague City Police Officer Upp, Officer Westmoreland assisted the Adolphs family whohad run out of gasoline along IH45 in League City. These Officers provided Mr. Adolphswith a courtesy ride back to his vehicle with his gas can. They then followed the familyalong the frontage road to the gas station. Officer Westmoreland then purchased theAdolphs’ fuel with his own credit card to ensure that they had enough to reach their nextdestination. For more on the story, including an interview with OFC Westmoreland, clickhere to go to KHOU.
August Volunteer Hours 188.5 = $ 4,250.67
2015-2016 LCCPAAA’s Board of Directors
PresidentJack Compton
1st VPTheresa Compton
2nd VPHank Dugle
SecretaryNancy Wheeler
TreasurerSean McClintock
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League City Citizens Police Academy Alumni Association
2015 Officer of the Year
Officer Maggiolino has served the citizens of League City for about 2 years.Prior to joining LCPD, he served at Galveston PD for close to ten years, fiveas a supervisor. He is currently assigned to the Administrative Bureau/TrainingDepartment and SWAT/CART. Between GPD and LCPD he has over ten yearsof SWAT experience. OFC Maggiolino is married with three kids. He alsoholds the rank of Lieutenant in the U.S. Coast Guard Reserve where he hasserved in both an Active Duty and Reserve capacity for over 18 years.
As submitted by OFC Maggiolino… “In the early hours of April 1st, I wasdispatched to a citizen’s residence regarding a welfare check. The report camein to our department from the suicide hotline regarding a resident contemplatingsuicide. I arrived at the citizen’s home and made contact with him. The citizeninvited me inside and we spoke for about 45-60 minutes. I learned that helives alone, is in the advanced stages of a debilitating disease, and suffersfrom mobility issues. Complicating this matter, his nursing staff is not properlycaring for him. Due to his physical pain and living alone, his immediate majorcomplaint was his inability to take care of himself and simply go groceryshopping. What I learned after speaking with him was that he dearly loves hisfamily and really wanted to spend some more time with them. Ultimately, Imade the determination that the man was not in immediate danger.”
“Furthermore, I believed if I could get him some groceries, he would be better off for several days. I helped him withsome immediate housekeeping needs inside his home. I departed, answered other dispatched calls, and returned laterwith about $30 worth of can goods and milk which he had expressed were easier to prepare and eat.”
“This was a challenging call for me. Our agency had experienced a significant event earlier involving many officers onour shift. I was tasked with determining if the man was in danger and if so, get him evaluated and move on to othercalls. Although it was not the most expedient choice, I believed by spending some extra time on this call I had anopportunity to truly help this man. Since this event, I have stopped by his residence and made contact with his daughtermultiple times to see that he is getting the assistance needed from the family.”
We Back the Blue!
League City - Continued from previous page.
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Brenham Citizens Police Academy Alumni AssociationExtracted from pages of The Informant, Sept 2015;
Submitted by Benita Schramme.The complete editions can be found at http://texascpaaa.org/Region1/local.html
Continued onnext page.
We Welcome the time that we can spend Training TogetherActive Shooter Training at Brenham Junior High School
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Left: Sgt. KelvinRaven shows ayoungster how tous the P.A.System in hispatrol unit, Cpl.Chris JacksonLooks on.
Above: Dale Green escorts the 1st Blue BellShipment to H.E.B., in the wee hours. Hewas joined by Dorothy Antkowiak, AlbertGreen, Stan Ford, Bob Cothern, HowardMead, and Steve Oniell.
Sgt. Lloyd Powell was also on hand to assistwith the Stranger Danger presentation atKrause Elementary School.
Left: Cpl.Chris Jacksongives a classon TrafficSafety to St.Paul’sstudents andteachers.
Brenham - continued from previous page. Community Relations
Right: Cpl. JoeMerkley, Off. Ashley
Burns and Cpl.Lance Weisscomplete FBI
sponsored HNTTraining. They will
join Sgt. KelvinRaven on the
Hostage NegotiatingTeam. Good Luck
and Great Job!!
Talk about “can’twait”; at left is apicture of COPStan Ford afterpurchasing hispint of Blue BellIce Cream, hecouldn’t wait tostart eating it. Aphotographer
with the Houston Chronicle snapped this shot; it wason their website and on the front page of the DallasMorning News!! Welcome Back old friend!!!
Continued on next page.
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Brenham – Continued from previous page.
Our Local Law Enforcement Officers gather in front of the Court House on 9-4-15 as an adjunct tothe Memorial Service for slain Deputy Darren Goforth, that was taking place in Houston. At pre-cisely 11 am every patrol car in our city (including COP vehicles back at BPD) had their emergencylights flashing. A moment of silence was observed for Harris County Deputy Darren Goforth. Wordsof prayer and encouragement were spoken by City and County leaders like Rev. Randy Wells,Judge Carson Campbell, Sheriff Otto Hanak, Rex Phelps and others, as they pay tribute to thefallen Deputy. Fire, EMS, City and County staff members and members of the public were alsoon hand to pay tribute. All were encouraged to wear “blue” in support of Law Enforcement.The photos on this page were from this memorial event supporting Darren Goforth and the “Blue”.
At left: The womenand men of theBrenham Police
Department issueda public THANK
YOU to thecommunity for it’ssupport, especially
on “Blue Friday”9-4-15.
Stan Ford made sure ourlights were on, Blue Friday!!
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Texas City Citizen Police Academy Alumni AssociationSubmitted by Rebecca Hoke
Some event notes from the Texas City CPAAA:
Oct. 1 -- Thanks and a gift to the American Legion riders for a donation to the patrol officersof $1,500. We are getting flares for the officers with this donation.
Donation from a former officer - for the bomb squad
Oct. 4 – Health and Safety Fair
Oct. 6 – National Night Out - we will be in communities for all to see
Nov 14 – Region 1 meeting in Texas City, more info next month,Do not miss it- great speaker.
The Montgomery County is in service.“Going out tonight? So are we.”
Reminder to all: Get those brakes checked !
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Tri-Agency Citizen Police Academy Alumni AssociationSubmitted by John Theriot, 1st V.P.
Cops N Kids CarnivalSaturday, August 22nd, 2015.
The Cops N Kids Carnival was held on the grounds of the Beaumont Civic Center.The kids visited with the police officers, learning about the officers job duties, and therewere rides and games they could participate in. For the parents, there were vendor boothsoffering safety and health information.
Several Tri Agency CPAAA volunteers came out to assist with food preparations. Somevolunteers manned the pit cooking hot dogs, sausage and boudain links. Others helpedwith stuffing the buns, wrapping and transporting to the food court area where even morevolunteers were working the pop corn, snow cone and cotton candy machines, and otherswere passing out cookies to the carnival attendees.
Even the raincould not dampenthe fun of the3900+ inattendance.
At the end of the day, all volunteersagreed it was more fun than work.
Continued on next page.
Left: CPAAA getting readyfor crowds
Below: It’s here, long lines
Lower left: CPAAA gets thefood ready
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Officer Jared “Ty” Smith Memorial FundraiserSeptember 9th, 2015
Officer Jared “Ty” Smith lost his battle with acute lymphoblastic leukemia on August 31st,2015.
On September 9th, 2015, his brothers and sisters in blue police family along with 11volunteers from Tri Agency CPAAA gathered at the Beaumont Police Dept. for a linkfundraiser. The volunteers helped to wrap and pack the link sandwich bag lunches whichwere delivered to various businesses and other venues throughout the city by police officers.Our volunteers also manned the walk up sales area located in the police dept. parking lot.
It was reported in excess of $20,000.00 was raised thru this fundraiser.
Tri-Agency - continued from previous page.
CPAAA andOfficers working
together
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Webster Citizen Police Academy Alumni AssociationThe following article to the citizens and businesses appeared in the Gateway, the city magazine of Webster.
Evolution Inside the Webster Police Department by Daniel Presley, Chief of Police
The past 12 months have brought about exciting times within the Webster Police Department,including promotions and new graphics and designs, which reflect the Department’s core values.The men and women of the Webster Police Department are committed to the newly-statedcore values of integrity, honor, and service, and these core values are highlighted in theDepartment’s new logo and prominently displayed on patrol vehicles and throughout the facility.
There have also been several new personnel assignments and promotions during the lastyear. Four Corporals were promoted: Corporal Jamie Sherrill, Corporal Clyde Pray, Corporal JasonTovar, and Corporal Leroy Romero. The addition of these Corporals has enabled the Department to have additionalsupervisors on each patrol shift. In addition to the Corporals, two new Sergeants were promoted: Sergeant Jeremy Edgeand Sergeant John Vaughn. Pete Bacon was recently promoted to the rank of Lieutenant, and he serves as the SupportServices Division Commander. Daniel “Bo” Rogers was promoted to the rank of Assistant Chief. Assistant Chief Rogerspreviously served as the Patrol Division Commander where he did an extraordinary job leading that division for severalyears. Sergeant Richard Horbach is now assigned to the Office of Professional Standards (OPS). The OPS managesrecruiting, hiring, training, and internal affairs. This process is critical as Webster seeks to hire and retain the best policeofficers and maintain the highest standards of conduct. All of these new leaders have done a tremendous job reinforcingthe Department’s core values and ensuring exceptional police services for every person they encounter.
This is a very difficult time for police officers as law enforcement officers around our nation are in the midst of extraordinaryscrutiny. Incidents such as those in Ferguson, Missouri and Baltimore, Maryland have placed police officers and their tacticssquarely in the spotlight. To make matters worse, some of the media coverage has been biased. Despite the onslaughtof criticism, our duty as public servants is to stay above the fray and focus on selfless service to those whom we are swornto protect. The notion of selfless service and humility in law enforcement are not new, but recent events have stirred up anew conversation about trust, respect, fairness, and perceived police legitimacy in America.
It is widely recognized that citizens’ opinions of police are determined by their perception of fairness and how they weretreated during a traffic stop or other police interaction. People are usually more concerned with the officer’s attitude, theofficer’s apparent motives, and the officer’s demeanor, rather than whether or not they received a citation. This notion ofperceived fairness is now known as “procedural justice.” Procedural justice provides a platform to discuss public perceptionof police officers and how police officers can rethink interactions with citizens. Sometimes even the smallest nuance canchange a citizen’s perception of police. Procedural justice will remain the topic of much discussion and frequent trainingin police departments across our nation for several years. We will host many of these training sessions here at the WebsterPolice Department.
The Webster Police Department is committed to the core values of integrity, honor, and service, all of which are at theheart of procedural justice. Our goal is to build trust and mutual respect with the public, and that can’t be accomplishedby unveiling some new “trendy” program. Developing trust, respect, and a sense of fairness require us to give our bestevery day during every interaction with the public. We must demonstrate professionalism, courtesy, and genuine concernto do the right thing. We acknowledge that we won’t always get it right, and when we fail we will own it and keep workingto be better. When the public perceives that we’ve done our best to be fair, they become much more tolerant of an honestmistake by a police officer with pure intentions.
We invite you to join us in the conversation about how the Webster Police Department can serve you better. Our officersappreciate opportunities to come to your neighborhood, school, church, business or other venue to visit with you andanswer your questions. We are simply stewards of YOUR police department, and we welcome your involvement as westrive to serve you better.
Daniel Presley – Chief of Police
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Webster - continued from previous page.
These sweet children stopped by the WebsterPolice Department one day simply because theywanted to meet a police officer. Officer Lesterwas more than happy to accommodate theyoung guests by taking pictures with them,answer questions and offering them somegoodies bags. The children had a wonderful timeand were so excited to have met a real policeofficer.From the City of Webster Facebook page.
Sgt. Lovel with a CPAclass student,
demonstrates howthe eyes are
observed during hisclass on
DWI/DRE/Intoxilyzer
Above, Left and Below: Earl Shurrock,licensed polygraph examiner, givesCPA class #15 a short course onpolygraph procedure and reading
CPAClass
currentlyin
progress.
Issue 9 of Vol 13, October 201516 Region One Flash
CommitteesInformation and NoticesCommittees
Audit: TBD annuallyBenevolence: Dolores Gant, Chair, 281-997-1015;
[email protected]: TBDByLaws: TBDMembership: Chair: Becky Hoke, 409 948-4443, [email protected]
Maggie Spooner, 281-217-6577, [email protected] Sales: Sandi MillerNominations: Chair: Sandi Miller, [email protected]
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 forNovember Edition is
Oct 31, 2015
Region One Email List (currently has 238 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
November MeetingNov 14, 2015Time: 9:00 AMPlace: Texas City
Elections are in November.Installation of Officers and Director will beat the January meeting.
The Texas CPAAA Board meeting is Oct24 in Buffalo. Agenda is on state website.
A reminder that local newsletters areneeded for the Region Local Newsletterspage. If your CPAAA produces a newsletter,send it to [email protected] as a pdffile. If the newsletter is already online, justsent the link. Here is the link to the LocalNewsletters page:TexasCPAAA.org/Region1/local.html
AngletonBrenhamDeer ParkDickinsonDPSFt. Bend Co.Galveston Co SheriffHarris County SheriffHoustonHumbleKemahLa PorteLake Jackson
League CityLiberty CountyMontgomery
CountyPasadenaPearlandRichmondSugarlandTexas CityTri AgencyWebster
Billy BoehlkeBarbara BrownJeanne
CanalesAmelia CollinsSusan ErnstSuzanne KellyBob Milke
(as of 9/1)
2015 Region One Members