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Citizens Police Academy Fall Schedule Announced

For further information or to download an application click on the
“Citizens Police Academy Schedule” page located in the left margin.



2010 SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED!


Since 2003, CPAAAN has provided Scholastic Scholarship awards to children of Norfolk Police Officers. The three John Roger Scholarships were presented to the 2010 winners at our general meeting on June 15th. See Scholarship page.






CPAAAN offers our heartiest congratulations to the recent graduates of the Norfolk Police Academy, Class 86. Welcome to our community, and best wishes for continued success to the 35 newest officers of the Norfolk Police Department!

 

 



CPAAAN Officers For 2010-2011 Are Installed See Photos






CPAAAN Officers of the Year

 

  The CPAAAN Officer of the Year Award for 2009-2010 went to two officers from the NPD Homicide Department who brought a murderer to justice. Investigator J. R. Malbon and Sergeant W. K. Kelly who both went above and beyond the call of duty were presented the plaques by their Supervisor, Captain Ryan.

These two officers solved a complex and very lengthy capital murder case in which the perpetrator raped and stabbed his stepdaughter on September 20, 2008. The case was so strong and well prepared that only two of twenty five defense motions were granted. As a result of lengthy investigations and numerous legal proceedings Kentrell Sanderson pled guilty on February 10, 2010 and was sentenced to 4 life terms plus 5 years.

Chief Bruce Marquis stated that the “work ethic and dedication of Investigator Malbon and Sergeant Kelly contribute to making Norfolk Police Department one of the finest agencies in the nation. He further said that “these are highly motivated officers who have earned the respect of fellow officers and prosecuting attorneys alike.”










Welcome to our Visitors!



Two very distinguished members of the faculty of the University Of Illinois College Of Law visited our city recently to observe the structure of the Norfolk Police Department and the type of programs available to the residents of Norfolk. Professor Jacqueline Ross and Thierry Delpeuch of France are currently conducting research funded by a grant on Transnational Intelligence and policing methods in both the United States and France.

CPAAAN was honored to have Professor Jacqueline Ross and Thierry Delpeuch attend a very informative Board of Directors meeting during their time here. Board members were interviewed and offered their input regarding the various City of Norfolk programs. We also had a great opportunity to share the many ways in which our association supports law enforcement.

















Something new has been added!

You now are able to view the CPAAAN News on this website!

Click on the CPAAAN Newsletter link in the left column of the page.



Barbeque Fundraiser...Big Success! See Photos



  Want to know what these folks are digging for? Click to see why.


The Norfolk Police Department and CPAAAN members joined forces to solve a crime! Click CPAAAN Investigation: Norfolk to discover what occurred at the crime scene, at each of the installments, and the verdict!


NEWS FROM THE 911 CENTER

ABOUT THE CERT TRAINING PROGRAM

The training is a TWO day weekend class held at the Emergency Operations Center (EOC) 3661 East Virginia Beach Blvd. The Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) class is from 8:30 a.m. until 4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday and includes all supplies, materials and lunch both days.

Norfolk CERT Mission and Program Overview

Norfolk’s Department of Emergency Preparedness & Response, Norfolk Fire, Norfolk Police, Norfolk Public Health, and Norfolk Human Services Departments strive to promote proactive involvement of private citizens to better prepare their families and neighborhoods for emergency or disaster situations. Through the CERT program we hope to identify and provide citizen volunteers special skills to enable them to prepare, respond, recover and mitigate all hazards either natural or man made.

The department has partnered with organizations, institutions and agencies to deliver an established CERT program which meets the guidance established by the US Department of Homeland Security, Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and the Norfolk Citizens Corps Council.

Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) training involves 9 modules which include 16 hours of course instruction and practical exercise. Our CERT trainers are City of Norfolk emergency management, firefighters and paramedics.

You, your family members, and friends are invited to become part of Norfolk’s CERT program. To sign up for a CERT Training class please call 441-5600 or e-mail james.talbot@norfolk.gov , tynisha.brewer@norfolk.gov or scott.mahone@norfolk.gov.


CERT Training

To view a CERT Training Exercise held at Lakewood Park, please click CERT Training Photos to observe the response to a simulated plane crash.



CERT OFFERS AMATEUR RADIO CLASSES

Congratulations to the newly licensed Amateur Radio operators who attended the CERT sponsored classes and passed the qualifying exam. In the event of an emergency these operators will be able to maintain critical communication with first responders and assist in coordinating rescue efforts.