Gang Seminar by CPD

WHAT: Gang Awareness Informational Seminar

WHEN: Mon. 31 Aug, 6:00 PM

WHERE: PR Leyva Middle School Auditorium on Church St.

WHO: Carlsbad Police Department, Pecos Valley Drug Task Force, and YOU

National Night Out 2009 - Way to go, Eddy County!

If you just want to see pics and video, go to www.desertphotos.net

Thomas Edison said "80 per cent of success is showing up," and that's what Eddy County did for National Night Out (NNO) on August 3-4. NNO was observed not just in Carlsbad this year, but also at one block party "in the county," and four block parties in Artesia, the latter sponsored by Artesia Police Department. In southern Eddy County, there were 31 block parties (including the first-ever mall party, thank you Carlsbad Mall for jumping on board), at locations all over town.

National Night Out is almost here!

Get ready, Carlsbad! You've made National Night Out (NNO) a huge success, even winning national recognition last year. We so much appreciate our first response personnel, volunteer movers and shakers, and sponsors for their support. This year's schedule is spread over two evenings to maximize the fun.

Monday, August 3 is the 2nd Annual NNO 1-Mile Fun Run/Walk, co-sponsored by Cavern City Runners. Entry form is attached. Following the run is a STREET DANCE, sponsored by GMoney Productions. Both events will take place on the courthouse lawn, near and on Canyon Street.

All Abuzz -- consider yourself empowered

Even the Carlsbad Current-Argus has jumped into the community drug
discussion, with a May 15 poll on their website asking, "is the drug trafficking
problem in Carlsbad getting worse or better?"  While the response rate of 104 as
of this writing, and possibly the C-A's online readership itself, has little
scientific value, the response rates provide food for thought.  The answer
generating the most votes (47.11 per cent) is, "it's a continual cycle.  To keep

Students are talking about...

Parents and teachers!  Watch this video now...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k7E3xUV8qsg

We're Watching...Because We Care

You may be noticing something new in local stores: small signs with a picture of a vigilant eye watching near products and on front doors.  Welcome to the We’re Watching…Because We Care strategy.  This is a simple program designed to reduce the production of methamphetamine (“meth”) in our community, and also discourage the misuse of certain health products by people

Quote to remember

"Those who are crazy enough to think they can change the world are the ones who do." 
-Steve Jobs, co-founder, CEO and Chairman, Apple Inc.

Now available on a cell phone in your pocket: Text Tipping

In our travels about town, Coalition Preventionist Alison Bryant and I have heard, far too often and from people of all ages, a theme of "fear of retaliation" for reporting crime.  We have also heard a number of incredible, inspiring true stories of crimes that were resolved, or busts that were made following a series of crimes, with one citizen's simple tip as a turning point in the case. 

 

Coalition, Mental Health Center Form Tobacco Cessation Program

Carlsbad Community Anti-Drug/Gang Coalition recently gained national recognition as one of “100 Pioneers for Smoking Cessation.”  The 100 Pioneers program is sponsored by the US Department of Health & Human Services’ Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration.  It provides training and technical assistance for tobacco cessation, with a focus on people with mental illness and/or drug addiction.  The Coalition is partnering with Carlsbad Mental Health Center (CMHC), which ha
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