SDCA Annual Membership Form
SDCA 2010 membership application. Membership must be renewed each year. Please print this form and follow its instructions to renew your membership.
SDCA 2010 Application
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SDCA Meeting Schedule
Executive Board
The board generally meets the first Wednesday of each month at 6:30 PM The board meets at DPS Headquarters unless otherwise noted.
2010 Meeting Schedule TBA
General Meeting TBA
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Meeting Minutes
Board Meeting Dec. 2, 2009
Board Meeting Sep. 2, 2009
Board Meeting Aug. 12, 2009
Board Meeting Jul. 8, 2009
Board Meeting Jun. 18, 2009
Board Meeting May 6, 2009
Board Meeting Sep. 2, 2009
Board Meeting Apr. 1, 2009
General Meeting Mar. 11, 2009
Board Meeting Mar. 4, 2009
Board Meeting Feb. 4, 2009
Board Meeting Dec. 1, 2008
Board Meeting Nov. 6, 2008
Board Meeting Oct. 2, 2008
Board Meeting Sep. 10, 2008
Board Meeting Aug. 7, 2008
Board Meeting Jun. 5, 2008
Board Meeting May 1, 2008
Board Meeting Apr. 3, 2008
Board Meeting Mar. 11, 2008
Board Meeting Feb. 7, 2008
Board Meeting Jan. 10, 2008
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Membership (Application and Renewals)
New and Renewing Membership: Please see the How To Join page for details and the application.
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2010 Officers
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President
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Robert (Bob) Gray
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Executive VP
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Kim Clancy
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VP
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John Dias
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Treasurer
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Genny Hale
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Secretary
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Tom Moore
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SDCA Newsletters
Thanks to Kim Clancy, editor!
October 2009
May 2009
December 2008
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Thoughtful Articles From Bob Gray
Being An Effective COP Volunteer: Thoughts on COP Patrol.
Fundamentals of radio use in DPS activities: Thoughts on DPS Communications.
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Citizens On Patrol (COP)
Citizen volunteers in partnership with the community and the Department of Public Safety are an invaluable asset. An example of this partnership in Southlake is our Citizens On Patrol (COP) program. Citizens On Patrol is comprised of graduates of the Southlake DPS Citizens Academy who volunteer to assist us in keeping our community safe and free of crime. Specially trained by our police personnel, they are trained to identify suspicious activities, assist citizens, observe unsafe conditions, and to be additional “eyes and ears” while patrolling our neighborhoods and commercial areas. COP volunteers do not perform official police duties, however, such programs are credited with being a factor in deterring and decreasing crime.
If you are a graduate of our DPS Citizens Academy and would like to participate in the COP program, complete the forms below and email to the COP Coordinator, jshirey@prodigy.net. Jim Shirey will notify you of the next training class.
COP Application
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CERT Training
Visit the CERT web site at http://southlake.certhq.org/
for the latest news.
Visit the Citizen Corps CERT Headquarters for a look at the national program.
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Resource Guide:
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