Street Smart Show Previews

Street Smart logo The Concord Police Department’s crime prevention show, “Street Smart,” is televised live at 7 p.m. the first and third Thursday of each month on Comcast Cable Channel 28 and on Astound Broadband Channel 29, with each show highlighting a different neighborhood in the city.

Street Smart is hosted by Concord Police Officers and aims to educate and inform the viewers about the police department, crime-related issues, and items of civic interest. "Street Smart" is rebroadcast at 7:00 p.m. on the second and fourth Thursdays of each month.

During the summer months, “Street Smart” is rebroadcast at 8 p.m. on the second and fourth Thursdays of each month.

February 7, 2008 - No. 196

On this week's show, Concord police Detective Matt Cain will talk about the department's Tactical Negotiations Team (TNT). Detective Timothy Elsberry also will be on to discuss the theft of copper and other recyclable metals.

In addition, the hosts will be taking a look at the Junior ROTC program in the high schools.

And this week, the program will be starting a new multi-part history series, "A Stroll Down Main Street."

Due to circumstances sometimes beyond the control of the "Street Smart" production staff, all listed guests and show topics are subject to change without notice.

On the hour-long program, officers also will provide information about how to build safer communities, and will profile the area of the city encompassing the deep valley south of Ygnacio Valley Road in the Crystyl Ranch area. Crime statistics for the neighborhood for the past six months will be reviewed, along with crime prevention and public safety tips.

In addition, the Concord Police Department's "Most Wanted" segment, as well as the department's "Jail Log," will be shown. These segments inform residents of investigations and arrests the Concord Police Department is currently seeking to make, and highlight some of the arrests that were made over the past few weeks. Viewers are encouraged to call in with questions to the phone number given on the show.

January 17, 2008 - No. 195

Hosting tonight's "Street Smart" are officers Beth Long and Tamara Roberts of the Concord Police Department. The show's goal is to educate and inform viewers about the police department, crime-related issues and items of civic interest.

On this week's show, the hosts will feature Serendipity Restaurant, a HERO (Home Economics Related Occupations)/ROP Tech Prep Career Pathway of the Mt. Diablo Unified School District. The restaurant, which has been a part of the school district for more than 20 years, is located on East Street on the campus of Mt. Diablo High School and is open to the public weekly for lunch.

New Concord Mayor Bill Shinn also will be on the show. Also on the show will be Julie Flowers from the city of Concord and Concord police Lt. Jim Lardieri, who will offer an update on the Monumental Toy Drive before Christmas.

And police Officer Greg Rodriguez will be discussing the department's firearms training program.
Because of circumstances sometimes beyond the control of the "Street Smart" production staff, all listed guests and show topics are subject to change without notice.

On the hourlong program, officers also will provide information about how to build safer communities and will profile the area of the city encompassing the neighborhood off Willow Pass Road, from Granada Drive east to Lynnwood Drive, and the surrounding area. Crime statistics for the neighborhood for the past six months will be reviewed, along with crime prevention and public safety tips.

In addition, the Concord Police Department's "Most Wanted" and "Jail Log" segments will be shown. These segments inform residents of investigations and arrests the Concord Police Department is currently seeking to make, and highlight some of the arrests that were made during the past few weeks. Viewers are encouraged to call in with questions to the phone number given on the show.

December 20, 2007 - No. 194

Hosting tonight’s “Street Smart” are officers Beth Long and Tamara Roberts of the Concord Police Department. The show’s goal is to educate and inform viewers about the police department, crime-related issues and items of civic interest.

On this week’s show, Concord police Sgt. Mike Garmon from the Crimes Persons Unit will be discussing robbery safety. And Detective Jason Passama from the Concord Police Department’s Financial Crimes Unit will be on discussing property crimes.

Elena Bicker, executive director of ARF, will be on the show to talk about the ARF programs and especially two upcoming fundraisers at the Lesher Center for the Arts — ARF Rocks on Friday, Jan. 4, and Stars to the Rescue on Saturday, Jan. 5.

And VIPS (Volunteers In Police Service) Ken and Jan Carpoff will be talking about personal safety tips. In addition, the hosts will show a video segment about holiday shopping safety.

Due to circumstances sometimes beyond the control of the “Street Smart” production staff, all listed guests and show topics are subject to change without notice.

On the hour long program, officers also will provide information about how to build safer communities, and will profile the area of the city encompassing the neighborhoods and commercial areas in the Willow Pass Road and Clayton Road corridor just east of the downtown, specifically Bonifacio Street, Willow Pass Road and Clayton Road up to Sixth Street, and the surrounding area. Crime statistics for the neighborhood for the past six months will be reviewed, along with crime prevention and public safety tips.

In addition, the Concord Police Department’s “Most Wanted” segment, as well as the department’s “Jail Log,” will be shown. These segments inform residents of investigations and arrests the Concord Police Department is currently seeking to make, and highlight some of the arrests that were made over the past few weeks. Viewers are encouraged to call in with questions to the phone number given on the show.

December 6, 2007 - No. 193

Hosting tonight’s “Street Smart” show are Officer Ken Carlson and Officer Renee Stevenson. The show’s goal is to educate and inform viewers about the police department, crime-related issues and items of civic interest.

On tonight’s show, we’ll be speaking to Tim O’Keefe, Executive Director with Shelter Inc., about the programs offered during the Holidays. Officer Stephenson from the Concord Police Department will be talking about the Concord Police Department K-9 program and an upcoming Pet Safety Event. Sister Ann from the Crisis Nursery will be talking with us about programs offered through the Crisis Nursery.

The sub-beat we’re focusing on tonight is Sub-Beat 3A. . This area includes neighborhoods encompassed by Monument Blvd., Cleopatra Dr., Mohr Ln., Victory Ln., Carey Dr. and Eureka Ln. Sub-Beat 3Ah is part of the Southern District and Lt. Jim Lardieri is currently assigned as the Southern District Commander.

**Due to circumstances sometimes beyond the Street Smart Production Staff’s control, all above listed guest and show topics are subject to change without notice**

The Concord Police Department’s “Most Wanted” segment, as well as Concord Police Department’s “Jail Log” will also be shown. These segments inform you of who the Concord Police Department is currently looking to arrest and highlights some of the arrests that were already made over the past few weeks.

November 15, 2007 - No. 192

Hosting tonight’s “Street Smart” show are Officer Tamra Roberts and Officer Beth Long. The show’s goal is to educate and inform viewers about the police department, crime-related issues and items of civic interest.

On tonight’s show, we’ll be speaking to Mike Wright from the City of Concord’s reuse project and Mr. Thomas Fulton, Executive Director for the Northern California Family Center will be talking about the Safe Place Program, offering teenagers a safe alternative. Officer Beth Long will do an interview with Mt Diablo High School instructors about their Digital Safari program. On our Community Focus segment with Host, Mark Souza, we will talk to Julie Flowers from the City of Concord about the annual toy drive.

The sub-beat we’re focusing on tonight is Sub-Beat 2h. This area includes neighborhoods encompassed by Galindo St., Monument Blvd. and Meadow Ln. Sub-Beat 2h is part of the Southern District and Lt. Jim Lardieri is currently assigned as the Southern District Commander.

**Due to circumstances sometimes beyond the Street Smart Production Staff’s control, all above listed guest and show topics are subject to change without notice**

November 1, 2007 - No. 191

Hosting tonight’s “Street Smart” show are Officer Tamra Roberts and Officer Renee Stevenson. The show’s goal is to educate and inform viewers about the police department, crime-related issues and items of civic interest.

On tonight’s show, we’ll be speaking to Blue Star moms about their organization and what you can do to help. We will have and interview with Denver Mills from the Veterans Administration with information about programs available for Veterans

On our Community Focus segment with Mark Souza we will talk to Vy Ibarra from WE CARE about her organization and the programs they offer.

The sub-beat we’re focusing on tonight is Sub-Beat IG. This area includes This area includes neighborhoods encompassed by Grant Street, High School Ave., Port Chicago Hwy, and Olivera Road. Sub-Beat 1G is part of the Northern district Office and Lt. Robin Heinemann is currently assigned as the Northern District Commander.

**Due to circumstances sometimes beyond the Street Smart Production Staff’s control, all above listed guest and show topics are subject to change without notice**

October 18, 2007 - No. 190

Ruth Rodriguez from The First Five will join Officer Mark Souza on his new segment, Community Focus, to talk about The First Five Program for Children and Families

The sub-beat we’re focusing on tonight is Sub-Beat 6F. This area includes Treat Blvd, Turtle Creek Rd, Ygnacio Valley Rd and the Lime Ridge area.Sub-Beat 6F is part of the Valley District Office and Sgt. Tiffiny Delatorre is currently assigned as the Valley District Commander.

**Due to circumstances sometimes beyond the Street Smart Production Staff’s control, all above listed guest and show topics are subject to change without notice**

September 20, 2007 - No. 188

Hosting tonight’s “Street Smart” show (9/20/07) are Officer Tamra Roberts and Officer Ken Carlson. The show’s goal is to educate and inform viewers about the police department, crime-related issues and items of civic interest.

On tonight’s show, we’ll be speaking with Dennis Costanza from the Concord Youth Center about the activities offered through the center.

We will also be speaking with Nick Schwickert from the Police Activities League about his organization and its focus and goals within our community.

Finally we will be talking with Tom Kramer from The Concord Community Emergency Response Team. Tom will be talking about CERT and how you can get involved since September is National Emergency Preparedness month.

The sub-beat we’re focusing on tonight is Sub-Beat 4D. This area includes Port Chicago Hwy, North Sixth Street and East Olivera Road. Sub-Beat 4D is part of the Northern District and Sgt. Jennings is currently assigned as the Northern District Commander.

**Due to circumstances sometimes beyond the Street Smart Production Staff’s control, all above listed guest and show topics are subject to change without notice**

September 6, 2007 - No. 187

Hosting tonight’s “Street Smart” show are Officer Renee Stevenson and Officer Beth Long. The show’s goal is to educate and inform viewers about the police department, crime-related issues and items of civic interest.

On tonight’s show, we’ll be speaking with Elena Bicker from ARF. Elena Bicker will be discussing services available at ARF and their role in our community.

We will also be speaking with Tracey Stevens-Martin from Contra Costa County Animal Services Department. Tracey is a Humane Education Coordinator and will be discussing Emergency animal sheltering in an event of a disaster or emergency and some guidelines for Pet emergency Preparedness.

Finally we will be talking with Karen Justice-Guard in our new segment, Community Focus. Karen runs and founded a non profit organization that assists victims of violence and abuse in the City of Concord.

**Due to circumstances sometimes beyond the Street Smart Production Staff’s control, all above listed guest and show topics are subject to change without notice**

August 16, 2007 - No. 185

Hosting tonight’s “Street Smart” show are Officer Renee Stevenson and Officer Beth Long. The show’s goal is to educate and inform viewers about the police department, crime-related issues and items of civic interest.

On tonight’s show, we’ll be speaking with Juvenile Probation Supervisor Rick Waggener. Rick will be discussing issues concerning juvenile probation.

We will also be speaking with Peggy Henderson from Child Family Services. Peggy will be talking about some of the services the organization provides.

Finally we will be talking with a City of Concord representative about the upcoming workshop/Navel Weapons Reuse meeting.

**Due to circumstances sometimes beyond the Street Smart Production Staff’s control, all above listed guest and show topics are subject to change without notice**

On the hour-long program, officers also will provide information about how to build safer communities, and will profile the neighborhoods in the Michigan Bl, Clayton Rd and Roundtree Dr areas. Crime statistics over the past three months will be reviewed and discussed for that particular area and crime prevention and public safety tips will be addressed.

The Concord Police Department’s “Most Wanted” segment, as well as Concord Police Department’s “Jail Log” will also be shown. These segments inform you of who the Concord Police Department is currently looking to arrest and highlights some of the arrests that were already made over the past few weeks.

August 2, 2007 - No. 186

We will also be speaking with Sgt. Russ Norris from the Concord Police Department SET Team. Sgt. Norris will be talking about the goals and focus of the SET team.

**Due to circumstances sometimes beyond the Street Smart Production Staff’s control, all above listed guest and show topics are subject to change without notice**

On the hour-long program, officers also will provide information about how to build safer communities, and will profile the neighborhood and businesses in the Willow Pass Rd, Market St. and Concord Ave areas. Crime statistics over the past three months will be reviewed and discussed for that particular area and crime prevention and public safety tips will be addressed.

The Concord Police Department’s “Most Wanted” segment, as well as Concord Police Department’s “Jail Log” will also be shown. These segments inform you of who the Concord Police Department is currently looking to arrest and highlights some of the arrests that were already made over the past few weeks.

July 19, 2007 - No. 185

Hosting tonight’s “Street Smart” show are Officer Renee Stevenson and Officer Beth Long. The show’s goal is to educate and inform viewers about the police department, crime-related issues and items of civic interest.

On tonight’s show, we’ll be speaking with Juvenile Probation Supervisor Rick Waggener. Rick will be discussing issues concerning juvenile probation.

We will also be speaking with Peggy Henderson from Child Family Services. Peggy will be talking about some of the services the organization provides.

Finally we will be talking with a City of Concord representative about the upcoming workshop/Navel Weapons Reuse meeting.

**Due to circumstances sometimes beyond the Street Smart Production Staff’s control, all above listed guest and show topics are subject to change without notice**

July 5, 2007 - No. 184

Hosting tonight’s “Street Smart” show are Officer Tamara Roberts and Officer Beth Long. The show’s goal is to educate and inform viewers about the police department, crime-related issues and items of civic interest.

On tonight’s show, we’ll be speaking with Traffic Officer Paul Duckart. Officer Duckart will discus issues surrounding “street racing”. This includes the actual penalties surrounding “street racing” and the vehicle modifications that are illegal. A person who has participated in “street racing” will also discuss his involvement in the activities.

Officer Duckart will also tell us about a special, restoration project he is working on. Officer Duckart is restoring a classic, Concord Police Car to be used for special events throughout the city.

**Due to circumstances sometimes beyond the Street Smart Production Staff’s control, all above listed guest and show topics are subject to change without notice**

On the hour-long program, officers also will provide information about how to build safer communities, and will profile the neighborhoods in Treat Bl, Cowell Rd, Ridge Park Dr and Court Ln areas. Crime statistics over the past three months will be reviewed and discussed for that particular area and crime prevention and public safety tips will be addressed.

The Concord Police Department’s “Most Wanted” segment, as well as Concord Police Department’s “Jail Log” will also be shown. These segments inform you of who the Concord Police Department is currently looking to arrest and highlights some of the arrests that were already made over the past few weeks.

June 21, 2007 - No. 183

Hosting tonight’s “Street Smart” show are Officer Renee Stevenson and Corporal Scott Wagner. The show’s goal is to educate and inform viewers about the police department, crime-related issues and items of civic interest.

On tonight’s show, we’ll be speaking with a representative from American Medical Response (AMR) about the new emergency defibulators at the police department.

We’ll also be speaking with firefighters from Consolidated Fire about the upcoming 4th of July holiday and some safety tips regarding fireworks.

Finally, we’ll be speaking with a Concord citizen who was recently acknowledged by the Police Department for her quick thinking and heroic actions during a medical emergency.

**Due to circumstances sometimes beyond the Street Smart Production Staff’s control, all above listed guest and show topics are subject to change without notice**

On the hour-long program, officers also will provide information about how to build safer communities, and will profile the neighborhoods in the Floyd Ln, Pt Chicago Highway, Sanford St and Highway 4 areas. Crime statistics over the past three months will be reviewed and discussed for that particular area and crime prevention and public safety tips will be addressed.

The Concord Police Department’s “Most Wanted” segment, as well as Concord Police Department’s “Jail Log” will also be shown. These segments inform you of who the Concord Police Department is currently looking to arrest and highlights some of the arrests that were already made over the past few weeks.

June 7, 2007 - No. 182

Hosting tonight’s “Street Smart” show are Officer Renee Stevenson and Officer Beth Long. The show’s goal is to educate and inform viewers about the police department, crime-related issues and items of civic interest.

On tonight’s show, Concord’s Recreation Program Manager Christopher Roke will be on to discuss swimming pool safety. Christopher will also talk about some of the summer-time activities scheduled at the Concord Community Park Pool (Cowell Pool).

We’ll also be speaking with representatives from The Concord Blue Devils, who are celebrating their 50th Anniversary. The Blue Devils offer young men and women between the ages of 7 and 21 quality educational and performance experiences in the areas of musical and dance performance.

Finally, Sergeant John Nunes and Police Volunteer Doug Schuster will be on to discuss the 10th Anniversary of the volunteer’s neighborhood patrol. They will also discuss an upcoming volunteer recruitment, as well as some summertime, vacation safety tips.

**Due to circumstances sometimes beyond the Street Smart Production Staff’s control, all above listed guest and show topics are subject to change without notice**

On the hour-long program, officers also will provide information about how to build safer communities, and will profile the neighborhoods in the Clayton Rd, Laguna St, Ellis St and Adelaide St areas. Crime statistics over the past three months will be reviewed and discussed for that particular area and crime prevention and public safety tips will be addressed.

May 17, 2007 - No. 181

Hosting tonight’s “Street Smart” show are Corporal Scott Wagner and Officer Beth Long. The show’s goal is to educate and inform viewers about the police department, crime-related issues and items of civic interest.

On tonight’s show, Karen Murdock will be on to discuss the upcoming “Kidfest” celebration coming to Todos Santos Park this Memorial Day weekend. Karen will fill us in on all of the activities planned for this special event.

We’ll also be speaking with Domestic Violence advocate Linda Graham. Linda will be discussing an upcoming, domestic violence training session. The training will address how faith communities can be more effective in helping those in their congregations that are experiencing domestic violence by utilizing resources in the community that are available to help.

Finally, an officer from the Concord Police Department’s traffic Bureau will be on to discuss bicycle safety, along with the “rules of the road” for bicyclists.

**Due to circumstances sometimes beyond the Street Smart Production Staff’s control, all above listed guest and show topics are subject to change without notice**

On the hour-long program, officers also will provide information about how to build safer communities, and will profile the neighborhoods in the Concord Av, Bisso Ln and Stanwell Dr areas. Crime statistics over the past three months will be reviewed and discussed for that particular area and crime prevention and public safety tips will be addressed.

The Concord Police Department’s “Most Wanted” segment, as well as Concord Police Department’s “Jail Log” will also be shown. These segments inform you of who the Concord Police Department is currently looking to arrest and highlights some of the arrests that were already made over the past few weeks.

May 3, 2007 - No. 180

On tonight’s show, the “Every 15 Minutes” program will be discussed. Officer Scott Yox from the California Highway Patrol will be on to discuss the history behind the Every 15 minutes program, how it works and what the idea of the program is all about.

We’ll also be speaking with a student who participated in the program, as well as one of their family members to see how the Every 15 Minutes program affected them.

Finally, we will be showing the video presentation of the Every 15 Minutes program.

**Due to circumstances sometimes beyond the Street Smart Production Staff’s control, all above listed guest and show topics are subject to change without notice**

On the hour-long program, officers also will provide information about how to build safer communities, and will profile the neighborhoods in the Concord Av, Bisso Ln and Stanwell Dr areas. Crime statistics over the past three months will be reviewed and discussed for that particular area and crime prevention and public safety tips will be addressed.

April 19, 2007 - No. 179

On tonight’s show, we will be speaking with Florence Weiss, Concord’s Downtown Coordinator. Florence is going to tell us about some of the upcoming festivities planned for the downtown area.

We’ll also be speaking with Margaret Romiti, the new Volunteer Coordinator at the police department.

Our final guest will be Cecil Williams from Williams Associates. Cecil and his firm were hired by the city to work on the Emergency Operations Center (EOC) and plan. Cecil will tell us about what and EOC center is and how the new plan for the city is coming along.

**Due to circumstances sometimes beyond the Street Smart Production Staff’s control, all above listed guest and show topics are subject to change without notice**

On the hour-long program, officers also will provide information about how to build safer communities, and will profile the neighborhoods in the Clayton Rd, Ayers Rd, Concord Bl and Bailey Rd areas. Crime statistics over the past three months will be reviewed and discussed for that particular area and crime prevention and public safety tips will be addressed.

April 5, 2007 - No. 178

On tonight’s show, we will be speaking with Avis Connolly and Tracy Prioste from the Concord Senior Center. Avis and Tracy are going to discuss the Senior Health and Lifestyles fair taking place on April 20, 2007. They are also going to talk about Older Persons Appreciation month (May) and some of the activities taking place during this special month.

We’ll also be speaking with a representative from the Concord Police Department and American Medical Response (AMR) about the new defibulators (sp?) at the police department.

Our final guest will be Detective Danielle Cruz and Polive Volunteer Wanda Peets. They will be discussing currents scams and cons that are targeted at senior citizens.

**Due to circumstances sometimes beyond the Street Smart Production Staff’s control, all above listed guest and show topics are subject to change without notice**

On the hour-long program, officers also will provide information about how to build safer communities, and will profile the neighborhoods in the Coventry Rd, Cowell Rd, Babel Ln and Concord Community Park areas. Crime statistics over the past three months will be reviewed and discussed for that particular area and crime prevention and public safety tips will be addressed.

March 15, 2007 - No. 177

Hosting tonight’s “Street Smart” show are Officer Ken Carlson and Officer Beth Long. The show’s goal is to educate and inform viewers about the police department, crime-related issues and items of civic interest.

On tonight’s show, we will be speaking with Concord Police Lt. Robin Heinemann. Lt. Heinemann will be discussing some of the new, ordinances that apply in several of the city’s parks, including Todos Santos Plaza.

We’ll also be speaking with Jim Forsberg, from the city’s Planning and Economic Development Department. Jim will be discussing a lot of the new businesses and development going on throughout Concord.

Our final guest will be Commissioner Ronald Creighton, the residing court Commissioner in Concord. Commissioner Creighton will be on to discuss a new program involving the suspension of driver license’s for certain speeding violations. He will also discuss the County’s, court website, which is full of useful, public information.

**Due to circumstances sometimes beyond the Street Smart Production Staff’s control, all above listed guest and show topics are subject to change without notice**

On the hour-long program, officers also will provide information about how to build safer communities, and will profile the neighborhoods in the Pt. Chicago Highway, East Olivera Rd and Willow Pass Rd areas. Crime statistics over the past three months will be reviewed and discussed for that particular area and crime prevention and public safety tips will be addressed.

March 1, 2007 - No. 176

On tonight’s show, we will be speaking with Amy Hodgett, Concord Housing Department Manager. Ms. Hodgett will be on to discuss the city’s “First time home buyer assistance” program.

We’ll also be speaking with Alicia Fairbanks and Stephanie Roberts regarding the city’s CARES after school program. The Mt Diablo CARES After School Program operates at most middle schools in the City of Concord. This program is collaboration between the City of Concord and the Mt Diablo Unified School District, which provides both academic and enrichment programs for youth and teen throughout the school year and summer.

Our final guest will be Concord police Volunteers Ken and Jan Carpoff. They will be on to discuss the many community outreach programs the Concord Police Volunteers work on.

**Due to circumstances sometimes beyond the Street Smart Production Staff’s control, all above listed guest and show topics are subject to change without notice**

On the hour-long program, officers also will provide information about how to build safer communities, and will profile the neighborhoods in the San Miguel Rd, Via Montanas, Treat Bl and Citrus Av areas. Crime statistics over the past three months will be reviewed and discussed for that particular area and crime prevention and public safety tips will be addressed.

February 15, 2007 - No. 175

Hosting tonight’s “Street Smart” show are Officer Scott Wagner and Officer Beth Long. The show’s goal is to educate and inform viewers about the police department, crime-related issues and items of civic interest.

On tonight’s show, Christopher Roke from the Concord Community and Recreation Department will be on to highlight Camp Concord.

Also appearing as a guest on Street Smart will be Scott Wallace from California Shock Trauma Air Rescue (CALSTAR). Wallace is a Chief Flight Nurse at CALSTAR, a regional, public, NON-PROFIT helicopter ambulance which greatly helps those in dire medical need when time is of the essence. Lastly, Tracey Steven-Martin from Contra Costa County Animal Services will be on the show to discuss the issue of pet emergency preparedness.

**Due to circumstances sometimes beyond the Street Smart Production Staff’s control, all above listed guest and show topics are subject to change without notice**

On the hour-long program, officers also will provide information about how to build safer communities, and will profile the neighborhoods in the Monument Blvd., Walters Wy., Oakmead Dr. and Toyon Dr. areas. Crime statistics over the past three months will be reviewed and discussed for that particular area and crime prevention and public safety tips will be addressed.

February 1, 2007 - No. 174

Hosting tonight’s “Street Smart” show are Officer Hollis Tong and Officer Ken Carlson. The show’s goal is to educate and inform viewers about the police department, crime-related issues and items of civic interest.

On tonight’s show, Dennis Costanza from the Community Youth Center (Concord Campus) will be on the show to highlight the numerous youth sports programs available for our children at the CYC.

Also appearing as a guest on Street Smart will be retired CPD Lieutenant Jim Alcorn. Jim is currently the CPD Volunteer Coordinator. He will be appearing to discuss the CPD Volunteers in Police Service program (VIPS) and highlighting some of their achievements. Lastly School Resource Officer Renee Stevenson will be on the show to discuss the issue of truancy.

On the hour-long program, officers also will provide information about how to build safer communities, and will profile the neighborhoods in the Hillcrest Park area, encompassed by the areas of Solano Wy. and Olivera Rd. Crime statistics over the past three months will be reviewed and discussed for that particular area and crime prevention and public safety tips will be addressed.

January 18, 2007 - No. 173

Hosting tonight’s “Street Smart” show are Corporal Scott Wagner and Officer Ken Carlson of the Concord Police Department. The show’s goal is to educate and inform viewers about the police department, crime-related issues and items of civic interest.

On tonight’s show, newly elected Concord City Council member Michael Chavez will be appearing. Councilman Chavez is one of the members on the Redevelopment Agency and will be on to inform you of some of the important issues facing Concord.

Also appearing as a guest on Street Smart will be Leslye Asera. Ms. Asera works for the City of Concord in the Community Relations Department and will be on to discuss current revitalization issues regarding Todos Santos Park. And lastly Sgt. John Nunes will be appearing to discuss current Concord Police Department recruiting efforts.

On the hour-long program, officers also will provide information about how to build safer communities, and will profile the neighborhood of the city encompassed by the areas of Ayers Rd., Concord Blvd., Clayton Rd. Crime statistics for the neighborhood over the past three months will be reviewed, along with crime prevention and public safety tips.

January 4, 2007 - No. 172

On tonight’s show, Sgt. Russ Norris, Concord Police Department’s training coordinator, will be on to discuss the types of training our officers go through yearly.

Also appearing as a guest on Street Smart will be Officer Hollis Tong. Officer Tong will be on to discuss the recruitment efforts over the past year, along with some recruitment strategies for the future. The final guest on the show will be a representative from the Seneca Center’s Mobile Response Team. The Mobile Response Team, or MRT, provides services to children and adolescents in serious distress with immediate crisis intervention and short term mental health support. They will be on to let you know how you can get help or get someone you know who needs help, support.

On the hour-long program, officers also will provide information about how to build safer communities, and will profile the neighborhood of the city encompassed by the areas of Willow Pass Rd, Clayton Wy, Mulberry Dr and Lynwood Dr. Crime statistics for the neighborhood over the past three months will be reviewed, along with crime prevention and public safety tips.