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Spotlight
on Public Safety: The Irvine Family Fun Fair
provides a unique opportunity for Irvine
citizens to learn more about the services provided by the
Irvine Police Department.
The event
showcases the police department’s programs and services including:
Emergency Management
provides information regarding emergency preparedness.
The
SWAT
Team
brings the BEAR vehicle & equipment out. Children will have an opportunity
to try on equipment and parents may take pictures.
CSI
hosts an interactive display where children can learn tricks of the trade
including how to lift fingerprints.
Crime Prevention
issues “Passports for Safety” a photo & fingerprint document for parents to
keep.
Communications
(dispatch) host a booth where children and parents can meet
the individuals who answer 911 calls!
Personnel & Training
hosts a recruiting booth where those interested in law enforcement as a
career, now or in the future, may learn more about joining the Irvine Police
Department.
Irvine Patrol and Motor Officers
host police department tours throughout the day. These tours provide an
opportunity for citizens to see how the Irvine Police Department employs
some of the most innovative and advanced systems in the industry in order to
provide exceptional service to the community.
Operations Support
hosts a demonstration table where parents may learn how to properly secure
child safety seats.
DARE Officers
host a variety of game and activity booths together with
their DARE students.
School Resource Officers
host an information booth where parents of middle and high
school aged students may learn more about the issues that our young people
face as well as their rights and responsibilities.
Animal Services Officers
host an information booth where young people may learn more about the role
these officers play in protecting animals as well as information about
Irvine’s Animal Shelter.
The
Irvine Police Explorers
provide support at the event. These talented young men and women also host
an information table for students who are interested in becoming a Police
Explorer.
The
Irvine Police Community Police Academy Alumni Association
is comprised of citizens who have completed the academy. These volunteers
host a free hot dog lunch at the event. |
