Quarter 2 - City of San Diego

No police department is large enough to keep a community safe on its own. Effective crime prevention requires the active support of citizens and a partnership between police and the community. The San Diego Police Department is dedicated to developing, building, and maintaining community partnerships throughout the city. Our Community Policing efforts are the foundation of those partnerships. We accomplish our community policing strategy in a variety of ways but most can be put into four categories: I.

Community Partnerships - The meetings we have to discuss public safety, crime statistics, and quality of life issues.

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Community Involvement - The events we participate in throughout the city to foster community relationships. Our ride-along program is an integral part of this.

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Community Outreach - The ways we provide awareness, education, and information to the community about public safety, crime trends, and crime prevention.

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Community Givebacks - The volunteering and charity efforts we participate in inside and outside our normal work hours.

Below highlights many of the ways we have attended and/or participated in community events during the second quarter of FY18, October 1st, 2017 through December 31st, 2017: I.

Community Partnerships:

461

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Community Involvement :

309

III.

Community Outreach:

227

IV.

Community Giveback:

21 Total:

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CENTRAL DIVISION 2501 Imperial Ave San Diego, CA 92102 (619)744-9500 Captain: Wes Morris

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Community Partnerships Balboa Park Safety Meeting (3) -Meets monthly to discuss Balboa Park operations and citizen safety concerns with park rangers and museum facility managers. Barrio Logan Association Meeting (2) -Meets monthly with Barrio Logan community leaders to discuss criminal activity that is occurring in the Barrio Logan community and Chicano Park. Central Village Business Association Meeting (2) -Meets monthly with local small business owners to discuss criminal activity that is occurring around local businesses in the Barrio Logan community. Greater Golden Hill Planning Meeting (3) –Meets monthly to discuss current events and criminal activity in the Golden Hill community Memorial Recreation Meeting (3) -Meets monthly with recreation managers and community members to discuss current community recreation events, public safety concerns, and current criminal activity that are occurring around the park and recreation center. South Park Business Group (3) -Meets monthly with small local businesses to discuss public safety concerns and criminal activity occurring in South Park. Problem Solving Community Meeting (2) -A meeting held every other month as collaboration between Command Staff and the community to address community policing, public safety, and quality of life issues. City Department Meeting (6) -Meets every other week to discuss working together on issues in the Downtown area. Meets with SDPD, City Council representatives, the City Attorney, Environmental Services (ESD), Park & Recreation, and Neighborhood Resource Team (NRT). Cortez Hill Community Meeting –Meets quarterly with local residents to discuss current events and criminal activity occurring in the Cortez Hill community. East Village Association (2) -Meets monthly to discuss criminal activity that is occurring around local businesses.

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East Village Residents Group (2) -Meets every other month to discuss criminal activity that is occurring around residential buildings in the East Village area. Gaslamp Quarter Association (2) -Meets monthly to discuss criminal activity that is occurring around local businesses. Gaslamp Quarter Association Special Events (2) -Meets monthly to discuss how events impact the Gaslamp area. Little Italy Association (2) -Meets monthly to discuss business owners and residents to discuss public safety concerns and current criminal activity that is occurring. Little Italy Residents Association -Meets quarterly to discuss public safety concerns and current criminal activity that is occurring in the area. Safety Network Meeting (3) -This meeting is hosted by Downtown Partnership. It meets quarterly to discuss public safety concerns and current criminal activity that is occurring on business properties. Safety Taskforce Meeting (5) -This meeting is hosted by Downtown Partnership. It meets every other week to discuss public safety concerns and current criminal activity that is occurring in the area. This meeting is attended by: SDPD, Environmental Services (ESD), a Sheriff Deputy, MTS, a Deputy City Attorney, and Mental Health Services to share safety information especially regarding transients and the mentally ill.

Community Involvement CAST Walk –Monthly community walk with local spiritual leaders and community activist. Distribute community resource information and crime prevention flyers to the residents and business owners in the Barrio Logan community.

Community Outreach Wounded Warrior Freedom Station Holiday Gift Wrap Event –Central Division CRO’s assisted the Wounded Warrior Freedom Station volunteer staff with their annual wounded service member care package gift wrapping event.

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Barrio Logan’s Annual Mercado Snow Village Event –Central Division’s CRO’s and RSVP members set up a SDPD community resource booth and child finger print identification station during this holiday event. Approximately 150 kids were finger printed for future safety identification purposes.

Community Giveback Thanksgiving Dinner Giveaway Event - Central Division Officers and Staff members distributed full Thanksgiving Dinners to members of the community. Santa’s Village –Central Division CRO’s and JST Officers hosted and organized the division’s annual Christmas gift giveaway event for underprivileged kids.

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EASTERN DIVISION 9224 Aero Drive San Diego, CA 92123 (858)495-7900 Captain: Mark Hanten

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Community Partnerships Alvarado Estates HOA Meeting (3) - This is a monthly meeting held on the first Tuesday of every month at 7007 Mission Gorge Rd at 7:00 pm. Mission Valley Planners (3) - Held at the Mission Valley Library the first Wednesday of every month. This is a board of property and business owners in the Mission Valley area. College Area Community Council (3) - Monthly meeting held on every second Wednesday at the College/Rolando library at 6600 Montezuma Rd. The meeting is held to discuss community issues within the College Community. Navajo Planning Committee (3) - Monthly meeting held on every second Wednesday at the Tiferith Israel Synagogue 6660 Cowles Mtn. Blvd. This meeting discusses the general City planning, safety and crime in the police beats of 321322-323-324 and 325. El Cerrito Community Council (3) - Monthly meeting held every 3rd Thursday of the month at Blessed Sacrament Church, 5441 56th Street. The meeting covers crime and community issues in the El Cerrito Community. College Area Public Safety Meeting (3) - Monthly meeting held every 3rd Tuesday of the month at College Ave. Baptist Church (4747 College Ave.) This is a meeting established by Eastern Division personnel to address the specific concerns of the College Community. General issues discussed are quality of life related. 90 minute meeting with representatives from SDPD and SDSU PD. College Area Business Improvement District Meeting (3) - Held every month on the 3rd Wednesday of the month to discuss business issues within the College Area. Commercial crime reporting is of interest here. Tierrasanta Community Council (3) - Monthly meeting held every third Wednesday of the month at the Tierrasanta Rec. Center 11220 Clairemont Mesa Blvd Meeting -This meeting addresses community concerns in the Tierrasanta area. Del Cerro Action Council -Quarterly meeting held at the Temple Emanu-El, 6299 Capri Drive. The meeting addresses the concerns of the Del Cerro Community.

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Serra Mesa Rec Council (2) -Monthly meeting held at the Serra Mesa rec center (9020 Village Glen Drive.) This meeting addresses parks and recreation concerns in the Serra Mesa area. Serra Mesa Community Council (3) -Monthly meeting held at the Serra Mesa library (9005 Aero Dr.) This meeting addresses community concerns in the Serra Mesa area. San Carlos Area Council -The group meets every odd month discussing crime and safety concerns in the San Carlos community. The meeting is held at the San Carlos Library (7265 Jackson Dr.) Allied Gardens Community Council -Every other month meeting held at the church located at 5106 Zion. This meeting is a “Town Hall” style meeting to pass information on to the neighborhood. Crime stats and preventative measures are discussed. College View Estates -This is a HOA group that meets every other month at community member’s residence. They discuss issues within their community and crime stats are discussed. Public Safety and Livable Neighborhood -This meeting lets us know what is going on in communities outside of our own and provides with a better understanding of how resources and staffing are being directed. This gives us the ability to better communicate the department’s mission and what they are doing to support the citizens in our service areas. The meeting is held once to twice a month at the City Council. Mission Valley Planning at Mission Valley Library (3) -Meet with area business members, residents and the Quality of Life Team to discuss upcoming cleanup of the San Diego River. Community Relations Officer Meeting (3) –Once a month will meet at various commands within the Department to discuss various issues and community events. Serra Mesa Recreation Council (2) –Meeting with the Rec Council to discuss crime issues. Mission Valley Mobility and Public Safety –Meeting with group to discuss crime and public safety.

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Crime Free Multi Housing –Meeting with Navy Housing to talk about crime trends and public safety.

Community Involvement Juarez Elementary School (3) -Walking School Bus, promotes health and wellness of children in a safe environment. Game Changer –Round table meeting with members of Law Enforcement and the community meant to bridge the gap and introduce an understanding about concerns and problems that affect us all. Law Enforcement Torch Run (3) –Meet with members of the group to discuss fundraising and event. Eastern Division Open House –We opened up the station to the community members. We hosted a mini fair in the front parking lot and had the participation of K-9, SWAT, Motors, Park Rangers and other community groups.

Community Outreach College Panhellenic Meeting -Met with SDSU sorority and fraternity leaders to discuss crime prevention and personal safety. National Drug Take Back -Working with DEA, Eastern Division hosted a drop off point for the community members to drop off any unwanted or expired medications. Speed Trailer (14) –Placement of Speed trailer throughout Eastern Division. Per requests and input of community members and review of traffic collisions we place a speed trailer to educate and remind the community to follow speed laws. Neighborhood Walkthrough and Clean Up -Mission Valley River Bed, working with the Quality of Life Team and members of the community to address transient issues. River Bed Clean Up -Working with San Diego River Park foundation and Council member Sherman’s office to establish a stake holder group with businesses and residents along the San Diego River Bed. We held additional meetings to setup standards of practice in clean up and enforcement.

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Neighborhood Walkthrough -Walk through of Allied Gardens neighborhood to meet with residents and discuss their issues. Neighborhood Walkthrough –Follow up meeting with the staff of San Carlos Recreation Center and residents of the community to discuss graffiti issues and violence with children at the park. Allied Gardens/Grantville Neighborhood -Meet with group regarding crime trends and neighborhood policing practices.

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MID-CITY DIVISION 4310 Landis Street San Diego, CA 92105 (619)516-3000 Captain: Thomas Underwood

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Community Partnerships Adams Avenue Business Improvement District meeting (3) - B.I.D. who works with the businesses, community members, the council office and the police department to better the businesses along Adams Avenue. North Park Main Street Business Improvement District meeting (2) - B.I.D. who works with the businesses, community members, the council office and the police department to better the businesses along the corridors of 30th Street and University Avenue in North Park. El Cajon Boulevard Business Improvement District meeting - B.I.D. who works with businesses, community members, the council office and the police department to better the businesses along El Cajon Boulevard (1800-5400 block). Adams Recreation Council meeting - The Council meets regarding Adams Avenue Park and Ward Canyon Park. North Park Community Association meeting - North Park Community Group works with businesses, community members, the council office, and the police department to better the community of North Park. Burlingame Neighborhood Association meeting (2) - Burlingame Neighborhood Group works with businesses, community members, the council office, and the police department to better the community of Burlingame. Normal Heights Community Planning Group - Normal Heights Community Group work with the city and the community on city and community plans and projects. Normal Heights Community Association meeting - Normal Heights Community Group works with businesses, community members, the council office, and the police department to better the community of Normal Heights. Rolando Community Council (3) - The Rolando Community group works in partnership with its members, business owners, San Diego Police Department, elected officials, and code enforcements in an attempt to reduce crime and increase quality of life issues for the communities. El Cerrito Community Council - This group works in partnership with its members, business owners, SDPD, elected officials, and code enforcements in an attempt to reduce crime and increase quality of life issues for the communities.

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Redwood Village Community Council (2) - The Redwood Village Community group works in partnership with its members, business owners, San Diego Police Department, elected officials, and code enforcements in an attempt to reduce crime and increase quality of life issues for the communities. Talmadge Community Council (2) - The Talmadge Community group works in partnership with its members, business owners, San Diego Police Department, elected officials, and code enforcements in an attempt to reduce crime and increase quality of life issues for the communities. Kensington/Talmadge Community Association - The Kensington/Talmadge Community group works in partnership with its members, business owners, San Diego Police Department, elected officials, and code enforcements in an attempt to reduce crime and increase quality of life issues for the communities. Colina Park Neighborhood Association - The Colina Park Community group works in partnership with its members, business owners, San Diego Police Department, elected officials, and code enforcements in an attempt to reduce crime and increase quality of life issues for the communities. Chollas Creek Neighborhood Association (2) - The Chollas Creek Community group works in partnership with its members, business owners, San Diego Police Department, elected officials, and code enforcements in an attempt to reduce crime and increase quality of life issues for the communities. Fox Canyon Neighborhood Association (3) - The Fox Canyon Neighborhood Community group works in partnership with its members, business owners, San Diego Police Department, elected officials, and code enforcements in an attempt to reduce crime and increase quality of life issues for the communities. Rolando Park Community Council (2) - The Rolando Park Community group works in partnership with its members, business owners, San Diego Police Department, elected officials, and code enforcements in an attempt to reduce crime and increase quality of life issues for the communities. Collwood Park HOA - The Collwood Park HOA Community group works in partnership with its members, business owners, San Diego Police Department, elected officials, and code enforcements in an attempt to reduce crime and increase quality of life issues for the communities.

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Mid-City Coalition (2) - The Community Coordination Homeless meeting group works in partnership with the 820’s community members, various City Departments, elected officials, and the San Diego Police Department, in attempt to reduce the effects of homelessness in the community while seeking solutions to the needs of the homeless. Mesa Colony Community Meeting - The Mesa Colony Community group works in partnership with its members, business owners, San Diego Police Department, elected officials, and code enforcement in an attempt to reduce crime and increase quality of life issues for the community. San Diego Cultural Arts / Alliance Meeting - The group works to take the creative talent and need of the population that is driven to the acts of graffiti vandalism and redirect that energy into something sustaining and beneficial to the community as well as their own lives. Park and Recreation Meeting (2) - A meeting Colina Park Recreation Center to discuss collaborative efforts of effective law enforcement. College Area Board of Directors Meeting (2) - A monthly meeting held to discuss quality of life issues. City Heights Town Council Meeting (3) - The City Heights Town Council advocates for the community through building relationships among neighbors and creating safe, attractive neighborhoods to improve the quality of life for the residents of City Heights. City Heights Business Association Meeting (2) - B.I.D. who works with businesses, community members, the council office and the police department to better the businesses along University Avenue (from 805 to 52nd Street). Azalea Park Community Association Meeting (2) - Azalea Park Community Association works with businesses, community members, the council office, and the police department to better the community of Azalea Park. Fairmount Park Community Association Meeting - Fairmount Park Community Association works with businesses, community members, the council office, and the police department to better the community of Fairmount Park. Sunshine Social Society: Pot Luck Lunch (Fairmount Park Community) (2) - A community group who works with seniors in the community.

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Corridor Community Meeting - Corridor Community Group works with businesses, community members, the council office, and the police department to better the community of Corridor. Teralta West Community Meeting (2) – Teralta Community members get together and discuss community concerns. Cherokee Point Community Meeting - Cherokee Point Community Group works with businesses, community members, the council office, and the police department to better the community of Cherokee Point. Boulevard East HUB Community Meeting- Community members get together and discuss community concerns. City Heights Clean & Safe Coalition (2) - SAY San Diego and City Heights Business Association collaborate to work with the community members regarding neighborhood clean-up and safety projects. Urban Village Partnership - A collaboration with Price Charities, City of San Diego Library, San Diego Community College, City of San Diego Park and Recreations and the City of San Diego Police Department working on maintenance and improvements in the Urban Village area. Elders in Their Element (2) – Senior Citizens meet and discuss Elder specific issues. Neighborhood Watch Meetings (4)- with the Block Captains and Area Coordinators with Teralta, Castle, Azalea Park and Hollywood Park communities Miscellaneous Meetings (24) -“As requested” meetings with community members, groups, and organization. • Community member meeting at Mid-City Sub to discuss low rider gospel fest (3). • Neighborhood meeting in Normal Heights with Councilmember Chris Ward and residents concerned about the suspicious and criminal activity in the neighborhood. • C.P.T.E.D. and meeting with the manager of an apartment community in North Park.

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• Neighborhood Watch meeting in Montclair Park. • Meeting with Price Charities Community Liaison. • Community member meeting at Middle East Market. • Meetings with Neighborhood Watch Coordinator • Meeting with community members Clean & Safe Coalitions “Alley Project” • Meeting with property owners in City Heights regarding issues on their individual properties • Meeting and canyon walk with Park and Rec in Montclair Park due to recent homeless activity. • Meeting with a resident in North Park regarding a problem neighbor. • Crime Free Multi Housing meeting at an apartment community in City Heights. • Meeting with Community Pastor to discuss police partnership in after school program. • Meeting with member of Institute for Peace and Justice. • Community meeting in the 4200 block of Winona Avenue regarding a neighbor dispute. • Community meeting in the 6900 block of Estrella Avenue regarding security cameras. • Meeting with property management at a property in the 4000 block of 51st Street. • Rolando/College Library children meet and greet - Meet with children and library staff. • Meet Talmadge Community Law Enforcement Appreciation meet and greet. • Congolese family support steering committee meeting (2)

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• Ocean Discovery meeting and security walk through new facility/grounds.

Community Involvement Abatement clean up with Environmental Services (2)-54th Street and University, Chollas Creek and 54th Street, 6800 Mohawk Street, 6800 El Cajon Boulevard and Dawson Avenue and El Cajon Boulevard. 820’s CAST Community Knock and Talk - An opportunity for Officers to walk in communities and meet the neighbors in the Rolando Park community. Coffee with a Cop Event at 2335 University Avenue - Host an informal meeting with members of the community to get to know them and hear their concerns first hand.

Community Outreach Spanish Outreach Meetings (2) - Community outreach meetings held only in Spanish at the City Heights Recreation Center. Drug Take Back Day -DEA National RX Drug take back day drop off location at Mid-City Division. Point Loma Nazarene University Field Trip - Students from the University participated in a question and answering session with law enforcement personnel. Train the Trainer Session- Held at the Family Justice Center for the Congolese Family Support Steering Committee. Alliant International University – Students from the University participated in a question and answer session with law enforcement personnel.

Community Giveback Mid-City JST Toy Deliveries (2)-Officers delivered toys during the holiday season to around 110 families in Mid-City Division and participated in the YMCA Christmas Party/Toy Give Away event.

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NORTHEASTERN DIVISION 13396 Salmon River Road San Diego, CA 92129 (858)538-8000 Captain: Stephanie Rose

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Community Partnerships Carmel Mountain Ranch/Sabre Springs Community Council -A meeting held every other month with the police and community representatives to combat issues within the Carmel Mountain Ranch and Sabre Springs area. Carmel Mountain Ranch/Sabre Springs Recreation Council -A meeting with police and community members to discuss and combat issues within the Carmel Mountain Ranch and Sabre Springs Recreation areas and groups. Rancho de los Penasquitos Town Council -A monthly meeting with the police and community representatives to combat issues within the area of Rancho Penasquitos. Scripps Ranch Civic Association (2) -A monthly meeting with the police and community representatives to combat issues within Scripps Ranch, Miramar Ranch North and Rancho Encantada. Rancho Bernardo Public Safety Committee Council -A monthly meeting addressing public safety concerns in detail that effect Rancho Bernardo. Rancho Bernardo Neighborhood Watch Executive Council -A monthly meeting with a small board that directs and organizes Neighborhood Watch for the communities within Rancho Bernardo. Rancho Bernardo Neighborhood Watch Quarterly Block Captain Training -A monthly meeting with block Captains within Rancho Bernardo. Topics of discussion included current crime stats, crime prevention and resource information. Rancho Bernardo Community Council (2) -A monthly meeting with the police and community representatives to combat issues within Rancho Bernardo. Mira Mesa Town Council -A monthly meeting with the police and community representatives to combat issues within the Mira Mesa and Miramar areas. Rancho Penasquitos Collaborative Group (3) -A monthly meeting during the school year consisting of local high school, middle school, elementary school principles, school counselors, church leaders, town council members, police/first responders to discuss issues, crimes, trends within the area of Rancho Penasquitos.

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Neighborhood Watch Meetings -Meetings held in neighborhood communities to discuss public safety and quality of life issues. Many neighborhood watch groups utilize Nextdoor.com as a conduit of communication to address crime awareness and prevention. Scripps/Mesa RSVP Foundation (2) -A monthly meeting with police, RSVPs and community members to discuss concerns and issues within the Scripps Ranch, Miramar Ranch North, Rancho Encantada, Mira Mesa and Miramar communities. Scripps Ranch Fire Council -Meeting to discuss emergency preparedness within Scripps Ranch. Community members, leaders and first responders (Fire and Police representatives). Captain’s Advisory Board –Meeting hosted by the Captain of Northeastern Division with community leaders. Topics discussed included SDPD Hot Team, human trafficking, transients and pan handling. Special Olympics LETR –Meeting to discuss the upcoming Law Enforcement Torch Run and other events throughout the year. Teddy Bear Drive –Meeting to discuss the upcoming events including the collection sites at local Chick-Fil-A restaurants (Mira Mesa and Carmel Mountain) and the delivery to Rady Children’s Hospital. SANDAG-SD Open Space Enforcement Program (10) –San Diego Police Department has partnered with the Park Rangers to patrol the Open Space areas in Northeastern Division and Northwestern Division to address transient camps, bike trails and other illegal activities. Retired Senior Volunteer Patrol (3) –A monthly general meeting to discuss concerns and issues within the RSVP program also any concerns from the community. Miscellaneous Community meetings (13) -“As requested” meetings with community members, groups and organizations: • CRO Oliveras and CRO Dragt met with two representatives from Shri Mandir Temple located in the Miramar area to discuss the upcoming Hindu event being held at their location.

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• Captain Rose and CRO Oliveras met with Misael Tagle at Du Chateau in the Miramar area. He is a member of one of the local business groups. • Lieutenant Voss attended the 2018 Neighborhoods First Coalition Strategic Plan for Councilmember Chris Cate District 6. • Lieutenant Stone, A/Sgt J. Beal, CRO Dragt and CRO Oliveras conducted a security walk with the Corporate Security Director, Scott Dedic, and Security Operations Manager, Richie Scaggs, at the Sony building in Rancho Bernardo. • CRO Dragt met with Senior Park Ranger Ed Christensen regarding hot air balloons landing in open space areas. • Lieutenant Voss attended the Open House at the Muslim Community Center. There were over 100 citizens in attendance. • Officer S. Santagata attended an event hosted by Upper Deck who donated thousands of trading cards to local law enforcement to give out to children. • Detectives J. Needham and G. Humphrey attended a multi-jurisdictional meeting regarding the numerous rear window smash residential burglaries. Representatives from several agencies attended and shared information and similarities about the crimes in their specific areas. • Sgt. Villalobos, Sgt. Pira, A/Det. Bendixen, and Officer Cheam, along with other officers from various Divisions, assisted the Regional Auto Theft Task Force in a Country wide Bait Bike Theft Detail. •

Captain Rose, CRO Oliveras and CRO Dragt met with Ambassador Nazneen Dewji PH.D. and Security Coordinator Karim Abdulla of the Ismaili Jamatkhana –San Diego Jamatkhana California. We toured the facility and discussed their recent completed Security Assessment.

• Mira Mesa Town Council nominated Scripps Mesa RSVP Margaret Prouty as volunteer of the year. • Captain Rose, Lieutenant Voss and CRO Dragt had lunch with Mr. Lee, Mr. Yang and Mr. Hang at Fung Fung Yeun in Mira Mesa, which recently opened in August 2017. Lieutenant B. Kelso also joined us. We continue to build relationships with our community.

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• Captain Rose and Lieutenant Voss participated in a community meeting hosted at Mira Mesa High School regarding the recent encounters of a serial groper in Mira Mesa. Representatives from our Sex Crimes unit gave a presentation on personal safety tips. Lieutenant Voss handed out information and resources for Neighborhood Watch.

Community Involvement 2017 Law Enforcement Teddy Bear Drive -CRO Dragt, Sergeant P. Franchina, Officer E. Valdez, Rancho Bernardo RSVP, Scripps Mesa RSVP, three narcotics working dogs, San Diego Fire Stations 38 and 42 and SDPD Cadets assisted with the Teddy Bear drive located in the Chick-fil-A parking lot in both Mira Mesa and Carmel Mountain locations. Hundreds of teddy bears and other stuffed animals were collected that benefit the children at Rady Children’s Hospital. Mira Mesa Street Fair –Community event where there were public service exhibits, arts and crafts booths, and business and food booths to be enjoyed. Officer W. Yoder stopped by and mingled with the crowd. Diwali Festival (Hindu holiday celebration of the festival of lights) -Patrol Officers attended this event held at The Shri Mandir Temple in the Miramar area. The festival included music, dancing and food. Rancho Bernardo Community Council’s annual Safety Fair -It was held at the Webb Park. Officers, RSVPs and Communications Dispatch Recruiter attended the event. Communications set up a booth providing resources. Northeastern RSVPs provided child fingerprinting for the community. Rancho Penasquitos Recreation Council Oktoberfest Event –Community event to enjoy authentic German food, music and dancing held at Hilltop Community Park. Free admission. Mt. Carmel High School 41st Tournament of Bands –Community event/parade in Carmel Mountain. This event was free to the public. Mira Mesa Invitational Band Review and Field Tournament –Community event/parade in Mira Mesa. The parade was free to the public. Cookies and Cocoa with Santa –This event was held at Hotel Karlan hosted by the Rancho Penasquitos Town Council.

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Operation Santa Claus - Officer K. Adair participated in the Operation Santa Claus at MCAS Miramar. Officer Adair assisted the Federal Fire Department and Provost Marshal’s Office to make a special appearance with Santa Claus and visit MCAS Miramar neighborhood children. Elementary School Holiday event –CRO Oliveras and other Northeastern Division personnel assisted RSVP’s with the annual Santa and toy event at a local Elementary School. Marked units along with Fire personnel provided an escort for “Santa” onto the school grounds. School Safety Patrol (SSP) Holiday Party -Captain Rose, Sgt Villalobos, Officer G. Macphee and Officer C. Santos attended the Annual School Safety Patrol (SSP) Holiday Party. Our very own Sandburg Elementary School received the prestigious award for best SSP in San Diego.

Community Outreach Stranger Danger/safety presentations (3) -A safety presentation for local boy/girl scout troops. This includes a station tour, safety presentation and child fingerprinting for the scouts and their siblings. Church of Ladder Day Saints -CRO Dragt gave a tour of the station to a large group of kids from the Church of Ladder Day Saints after they dropped off treats to say “Thank you” to the officers. Officer E. Valdez gave the kids an opportunity to view the BEARCAT. Mason Elementary Fall Festival –Officers stopped by the event hosted at Mason Elementary School. Northeastern Family Halloween Carnival –Northeastern Division Command Staff and Community Relations Officer organized and hosted their 2nd Annual Family Halloween Carnival at the Northeastern Division Substation. There were over 100 family members who enjoyed the food, prizes, bounce house, crafts and good company. Los Penasquitos Elementary Fall Festival –Officers stopped by the event hosted at Los Penasquitos Elementary School. Active Shooter Drill –Capt. Rose, Lt. Voss, CRO Oliveras and CRO Dragt participated in an active shooter drill at the Chabad Hebrew Academy. Lt. Voss regularly meets with Rabbi Josef Fradkin to discuss safety and security concerns.

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Scripps Mesa RSVP Holiday Luncheon –Scripps Mesa RSVP and RSVP Foundation members held a holiday luncheon at the First Baptist Church in Mira Mesa. First Responders Appreciation Breakfast -A/Sergeant J. Davis and other Northeastern Division Detectives attended the First Responders Appreciation Breakfast hosted by the Gateway Gardens, Independent & Assisted Living Community. Gateway Gardens provided a wonderful spread of food to enjoy. Rancho Bernardo RSVP Holiday Luncheon –Captain Rose, Sergeant Villalobos and CRO Oliveras attended the Rancho Bernardo RSVP holiday luncheon at the Rancho Bernardo Library.

Community Giveback 2017 Special Olympics San Diego Regional Fall Games –Officer W. Yoder attended the event held at the Rancho Bernardo Rec Center to show his support and meet the athletes. Thanksgiving Rice Drive -CRO Oliveras and CRO Dragt met the coordinator who picked up bags of rice donated by citizen’s, in Northeastern, supporting the San Diego Asian Youth Organization 8th Annual Thanksgiving Rice Drive. Shop with a Cop event –CRO Dragt, Officer G. Macphee and Officer J. Lucas and participated in the Shop with a Cop event at Sea World and Target. 2017 Law Enforcement Teddy Bear Drive Presentation -Officer G. Macphee and Officer C. Santos participated in the Teddy Bear Drive presentation at Rady Children’s Hospital. Northeastern Division delivered hundreds of teddy bears and stuffed animals to Rady Children’s Hospital.

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NORTHWESTERN DIVISION 12592 El Camino Real San Diego, CA 92130 (858)523-7000 Captain: Stephanie Rose

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Community Partnerships Captain’s Advisory Board Meetings- Northwestern officers and command staff host a meeting held every month as a collaboration with the community to address community policing, public safety and quality of life issues. CAB members are selected from the community and give a well-rounded insight into Northwestern’s community. Guest speakers and special presentations give the CAB members a greater understanding of the special tasks and skills the San Diego Police Department has to offer. Neighborhood Watch Meeting- Meetings held in a residence and community rooms to discuss setting up a Neighborhood Watch groups and quality of life issues. Many neighborhood watch groups utilize Nextdoor.com as a conduit of communication to address crime awareness and prevention. Several neighborhoods in Northwestern Division are in the planning stages of starting new Neighborhood Watch groups. Qualcomm Active Shooter Response Plan Field Training Exercise - This 3 hour exercise was a culmination of a several year partnership with members of SDPD and Qualcomm security to create a plan which facilitates San Diego Police Department’s emergency response to Qualcomm’s 40 buildings within Northwestern Division. FTX included approximately 40 participants and role players to give a life like exercise. Input, recommendations and first responder insight helped to mold the exercise and create the active shooter plan in place today. Miscellaneous Meetings (6) - “As requested” meetings with community members, groups and organizations. • Northwestern CRO attends four monthly community planning board meetings to keep a constant open line of communication open between active community members and the police department. During these meetings, members are able to address issues related with their specific communities. • Northwestern investigators attended the Impact Meeting at the Sheriff’s North County Coastal Station and discussed regional issues such as car prowls, burglaries, or other series-related events. Detectives have been able to link several North County cases together due to the information shared in these meetings.

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• Northwestern officers attended a citizens’ meeting and discussed crime prevention and home protection. Information was given out to several residences in the Northwestern Division to better help citizens protect their homes from burglary. • Muslim Community Center of Greater San Diego hosted an open house which was attended by San Diego Police Officers and local community members. The open house helped to strengthen the bond between the Muslim community and law enforcement. MCC families were able to interact with law enforcement officers and feel more comfortable for future interactions. • Northwestern Division hosted a prescription drug take back event supported by DEA. Northwestern collected over twenty boxes of prescription medications, removing them from homes and keeping them out of the wrong hands. Northwestern will continue to partner with the DEA for future events. • Northwestern CRO meet with Jewish community leaders to plan for public services held in town centers for Hanukkah. Officers attended each of the events to provide a safe and supportive environment. Each of the services were held without incident and a strong bond was built with the community.

Community Involvement SDAYO Rice Drive -Northwestern CRO coordinated with officers and community members to collect several bags of rice for the benefit of the SDAYO Rice Drive. Northwestern CRO delivered a patrol vehicle full of rice bags to happy volunteers. Vape Forum -Northwestern CRO and JST units planned and hosted a multi school vape education forum to educate parents and students on the hazards and concerns related to the growing vaping trend. JST officers worked with several San Diego City and County organizations to give a comprehensive discussion about the topic. With a great response from parents, the program will continue and additional forums have been scheduled. Qualcomm Workplace Violence Seminar -Northwestern CRO planned and participated in a workplace violence seminar at the Qualcomm Campus. This seminar was an interactive table top exercise with management leaders from several different departments. Together SDPD and Qualcomm hope to continue the seminar series for all of their campus buildings.

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Community Outreach Northwestern Station Tours -Northwestern Officers conducted eight station tours for citizens living in the division’s service area between October and December. Several groups included boy scouts and girl scouts eager to earn their public safety badges and learn about law enforcement. Canine Unit Presentation and Town Hall -Officers from the Canine Unit, CRO Philips and A/Captain Phillips attended a presentation at Carmel Valley Library. The focus was to educate the public on the use and diversity the canine unit offers. From drugs to flammable materials the presentation gave an in-depth look into the unit and how the public can help. With presentations and outreach, Northwestern Division is committed to assist the canine unit in funding additional dogs and supplies. In-Home Security Meeting -Northwestern officers provided information on how to prevent residential burglaries. Each in-home security meeting is designed to address the needs of that specific community. Home inspections with residents help give a better understanding of the vulnerable areas of a home and how to protect against burglaries. Juvenile Services -Northwestern officers assisted several of the area schools during the winter vacation while the schools were vacant. In past years, burglaries to the schools during winter vacation has been an alarming issue for many Northwestern Division school administrators. During this year’s winter vacation, due to the hard work of Northwestern officers none of our area schools experienced property crimes during their break. Crime Prevention Presentation -Officer Philips gave two hour-long presentations to citizens in the community about crime prevention and the neighborhood watch program.

Community Giveback Special Olympics -Officer Philips attended monthly meetings with Special Olympics of Southern California in preparation for Northwestern Officers participating in a law enforcement torch run throughout the division. Law enforcement is one of the biggest donors in this fundraising event to support challenged athletes nationwide.

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Rady Children’s Hospital Teddy Bear Drive -Northwestern JST officers attended the yearly Teddy Bear Drive hosted by Rady Children’s Hospital. Officer Philips worked with JST officers and Northwestern Community members to collect hundreds of teddy bears to give on behalf of Northwestern Division. Holiday Giving -Northwestern Officers used donated funds by the Jerry Griffin Foundation to provide gifts and holiday cheer to a very deserving family in the Northwestern Division. These gifts and a Christmas morning visit from Northwestern Division Officers made a lasting impact on the lives of the recipient family.

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NORTHERN DIVISION 4275 Eastgate Mall San Diego, CA 92037 (858)552-1700 Captain: Tina Williams

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Community Partnerships La Jolla Community Planning Association (3) -LJCPA meets once a month, works with businesses, community members, the council office and the police department to make recommendations to the City Council, on land use matters La Jolla Shores Association (3) -LJSA meets once a month working with Business and community members as well as Lifeguards and Police to ensure the City of San Diego, the San Diego City Council and the La Jolla Community Planning Association represent the best interest of the La Jolla Shores community. La Jolla Town Council (3) -The La Jolla Town Council is a non-profit, volunteer organization that meets once a month serving residents and businesses and assisting the many visitors who enjoy “the jewel by the sea”. The Council’s mission is to work proactively with the community, businesses and police as a unifying voice on behalf of the entire La Jolla Community. Bird Rock Community Council (3) -BRCC meets once a month to enhance the growth and improvement of Bird Rock as a vibrant and diverse neighborhood. Including: Improving the quality of life and economic well-being of Bird Rock residents, working with property owners, employees, businesses and police to promote a safe and inviting village atmosphere and to maintain a healthy business environment along La Jolla Boulevard. Discover Pacific Beach Hospitality Task Force (3) -Monthly meeting. The Pacific Beach Hospitality Task Force is comprised of bar, restaurant, and hotel owners and managers who are committed to enforcing and promoting responsible hospitality practices in order to increase safety, reduce crime, and enhance the Pacific Beach community. Our goal is to provide a forum of communication among the Pacific Beach hospitality industry and the residents, law enforcement and local organizations in order to promote a more secure and vibrant community. Clean and Safe Committee (3) -Monthly meeting. Discover Pacific Beach has developed a Clean and Safe Program to address not just traditional cleaning and security, but to provide the tools needed to make positive change to our unhoused and transient population and to improve the safety and cleanliness of the entire community.

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Pacific Beach Town Council (3) -Meets once a month to provide a forum for the discussion of community issues; to communicate the views of the community to the appropriate governmental agencies; and to take action on community issues, specifically, but not limited to: the general betterment and beautification of the community of Pacific Beach; the promotion of the welfare of the residents of the community; the fostering of the cooperative efforts among the business people and residents of the community for the mutual benefit; and the continued improvement of Mission Bay Park. Mission Bay Park Committee Meeting (3) -A monthly meeting. The Mission Bay Park Committee meets once a month to advise the Park and Recreation Board on the development, utilization, and policies regarding Mission Bay Park. Mission Beach Town Council (3) –This council meets once a month to provide a forum for discussion of community issues and communicate those views to the appropriate governmental officials and agencies; and in appropriate circumstances, to act on community issues related to: Health, safety and welfare of members within the community, civic and educational growth within the community, beautification and cleanliness of the community, economic growth and environmental quality of the community and the development of Mission Bay recreational area. Captain’s Advisory Meeting -Meets every other month with community stake holders to discuss current crime trends, receive feedback from citizens and maintain community partnerships. San Diego Regional Coordinating Mechanism (3) -Multi-agency partnership to combat boarder smuggling. Clairemont Town Council (3) -The Clairemont Town Council’s purpose is to promote the civic, commercial, educational and cultural activities, as well as the general welfare of the community of Clairemont. The objectives of the Council are to provide a forum for discussion of community issues, take a stand on community issues as authorized by the membership, communicate community views to the appropriate organizations, and sponsor programs that benefit Clairemont. University City Community Association (UCCA) (3) -A non-profit organization which provides and promotes the civic, cultural, social, educational and recreational development/ improvement in University City and provides a forum where the interests of residents may be expressed.

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University City Planning Group (3) -There has been long-standing citizen involvement in planning in the City of San Diego. The City Council adopted policies in the 1960s and 1970s that established and recognized community planning groups as formal mechanisms for community input in the land use decision-making processes. Community planning groups (CPG) provide citizens with an opportunity for involvement in advising the City Council, the Planning Commission, and other decision-makers on development projects, general or community plan amendments, re-zonings and public facilities. The recommendations of the planning groups are integral components of the planning process, and are highly regarded by the City Council and by staff. Neighborhood Watch Meetings -Meets monthly at various locations throughout the division to discuss all aspects of public safety and crime prevention. Neighborhood Watch Summit –Once a year meeting brings all Neighborhood Watch Coordinators together in a seminar format to hear from speakers on related various topics and updates. Community, Police, and Code Enforcement Partnerships -All three groups meets as needed for solving on-going neighborhood nuisance problems. The issues range with illegal lodging, narcotic activity, transients, and noise complaints.

Community Involvement Clean Beach Coalition Press Event –At Fanuel Street Park in Pacific Beach. This event was hosted as a brief press conference with invited elected officials, City of San Diego representatives, and local media to publicize the bins and remind beach-goers about keeping San Diego litter-free over the 4th of July holiday weekend. The La Jolla Sunrise Rotary Club Presentation -Guest Speaker at the La Jolla Sunrise Rotary Club. Community updates, crime prevention and neighborhood watch were among some of the speaking topics. UCSD Little Grad Picnic UC San Diego Health -La Jolla Jacobs Medical Center 9300 Campus Point Drive, La Jolla, CA. Static display, meet and greet with former patients from the Jacobs Medical Center who handles all premature births.

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Community Outreach Active Shooter Table Top Exercise -With the security staff of University Town Center. Coffee with a Cop -Brings the community and police together to discuss current issues and learn more about each other. National Prescription Drug Take Back Day -National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day is held to provide a safe, convenient, and responsible means of disposing of prescription drugs, while also educating the general public about the potential for abuse of medications.

Community Outreach Alcott Angel Tree – This is the 29th year officers have participated in purchasing gifts for the infant and toddlers program at Alcott Elementary School during the holiday season.

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SOUTHEASTERN DIVISION 7222 Skyline Drive San Diego, CA 92114 (619)527-3500 Captain: Terrance Charlot

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Community Partnerships Jamacha Community Council -Meets every 2nd Monday of the month at 7pm at Trinity Lutheran Church. The residents that live in the Jamacha neighborhood attend this meeting to discuss any issues or concerns that affect their community. Southeastern CROs attend this meeting and give monthly crime statistics for the area; discuss crime prevention depending on the highest number of crimes in the statistics; and discuss or update any police related matters or concerns for that particular community. Greater Skyline Hills Community Council (3) -Meets every 1st Monday of the month at 6pm at Skyline Recreation Center. The residents that live in the Greater Skyline Hills neighborhood attend this meeting to discuss any issues or concerns that affect their community. Southeastern CROs attend this meeting and give monthly crime statistics for the area; discuss crime prevention depending on the highest number of crimes in the statistics; and discuss or update any police related matters or concerns for that particular community. Emerald Hills Council (2) -Meets every 2nd Tuesday of the month at Johnson Elementary School at 6pm. The residents that live in the Emerald Hills area attend this meeting to discuss any issues or concerns that affect their community. Southeastern CROs attend this meeting and give monthly crime statistics for the area; discuss crime prevention depending on the highest number of crimes in the statistics; and discuss or update any police related matters or concerns for that particular community. Skyline/Paradise Hills Planning Committee (2) -Meets every 2nd Tuesday of the month at the Paradise Hills Recreation Center at 7pm. The residents along with the community council chairs attend these meetings to discuss matters related to Skyline and Paradise Hills neighborhoods such as; pavement of streets, necessary signs for the areas, or any redevelopment or building in the areas. CROs attend this meeting to discuss or update any police related matters they may affect either community. Paradise Hills Village Council (2) -Meets ever 3rd Wednesday of the month at 6:30pm at St. Timothy Church. The residents that live in the Paradise Hills neighborhood attend this meeting to discuss any issues or concerns that affect their community. Southeastern CROs attend this meeting and give monthly crime statistics for the area; discuss crime prevention depending on the highest number of crimes in the statistics; and discuss or update any police related matters or concerns for that particular community.

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Broadway Heights Community Council (2) -Meets every 4th Thursday of the month at different residences in the neighborhood at 7pm. The residents that live in the Broadway Heights neighborhood attend this meeting to discuss any issues or concerns that affect their community. Southeastern CROs attend this meeting and give monthly crime statistics for the area; discuss crime prevention depending on the highest number of crimes in the statistics; and discuss or update any police related matters or concerns for that particular community. Paradise Hills Recreation Council (2) -Meets every 1st Thursday at Paradise Hills Recreation Center at 6pm. Residents that live in the Paradise Hills and Bay Terraces neighborhoods along with recreation center staff attend this meeting to discuss the issues or events held at the park or recreation center. Southeastern CROs attend this meeting and discuss and try to resolve any issues related to the park such as; drug or gang related activity in the park and crime prevention tips. O’Farrell/Valencia Park Neighborhood Council (2) -Meets every 2nd Thursday of the month at O’Farrell Middle School at 6pm. The residents that live in the O’Farrell or Valencia Park neighborhoods attend this meeting to discuss any issues or concerns that affect their community. Southeastern CROs attend this meeting and give monthly crime statistics for the area; discuss crime prevention depending on the highest number of crimes in the statistics; and discuss or update any police related matters or concerns for that particular community. This meeting has not taken place this quarter because they are going through some unknown changes. Skyline Hills Recreation Council -Meets every 4th Thursday at Skyline Recreation Center at 6pm. Residents that live in the Skyline Hills neighborhood along with recreation center staff attend this meeting to discuss the issues or events held at the park or recreation center. Southeastern CROs attend this meeting and discuss and try to resolve any issues related to the park such as; drug or gang related activity in the park and crime prevention tips. Lomita Village Town Council (2) -Meets every 3rd Thursday at 6pm at Skyline Recreation Center. The residents that live in the Lomita Village neighborhood attend this meeting to discuss any issues or concerns that affect their community. Southeastern CROs attend this meeting and give monthly crime statistics for the area; discuss crime prevention depending on the highest number of crimes in the statistics; and discuss or update any police related matters or concerns for that particular community.

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Chollas Lake Recreation Council (2) -Meets every 4th Tuesday of the month at Holy Spirit Catholic Church. The residents that live in the Oak Park and Chollas Lake neighborhoods along with recreation center staff attend this meeting to discuss the issues or events held at the park or recreation center or the lake area. Southeastern CROs attend this meeting and discuss and try to resolve any issues related to the park or lake such as; drug or gang related activity in the park and crime prevention tips. Oak Park Community Council (2) -Meets every 1st Thursday of the month at Oak Park Elementary School at 7pm. The residents that live in the Oak Park neighborhood attend this meeting to discuss any issues or concerns that affect their community. Southeastern CROs attend this meeting and give monthly crime statistics for the area; discuss crime prevention depending on the highest number of crimes in the statistics; and discuss or update any police related matters or concerns for that particular community. Webster Community Council -Meets every 3rd Thursday of the month at 7pm at Webster Elementary School. The residents that live in the Webster neighborhood attend this meeting to discuss any issues or concerns that affect their community. Southeastern CROs attend this meeting and give monthly crime statistics for the area; discuss crime prevention depending on the highest number of crimes in the statistics; and discuss or update any police related matters or concerns for that particular community. Sea Breeze Tenant Committee (2) -Meets every 2nd Monday of the month at the Sea Breeze Apartments at 6pm. The residents that live in the Sea Breeze Apartments attend this meeting to discuss any issues or concerns that affect their community. Southeastern CROs attend this meeting and give monthly crime statistics for the area; discuss crime prevention depending on the highest number of crimes in the statistics; and discuss or update any police related matters or concerns for that particular community. Willie Henderson Recreation Council -Meets every 4th Tuesday of the month at Willie Henderson Sports Complex at 6pm. Residents that live in the neighborhood along with Recreation center staff attend this meeting to discuss the issues or events held at the park or recreation center. Southeastern CROs attend this meeting and discuss and try to resolve any issues related to the park such as; drug or gang related activity in the park and crime prevention tips.

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Chollas View Community Council (2) -Meets every 4th Tuesday of the month at 6pm at the Malcolm X Library. Residents that live in the Chollas View neighborhood attend this meeting to discuss any issues or concerns that affect their community. Southeastern CROs attend this meeting and give monthly crime statistics for the area; discuss crime prevention depending on the highest number of crimes in the statistics; and discuss or update any police related matters or concerns for that particular community. Southcrest Recreation Council (3) -Meets every 2nd Tuesday of the month at Southcrest Recreation Center at 5:30pm. Residents that live in the Southcrest and Shelltown neighborhoods along with recreation center staff attend this meeting to discuss the issues or events held at the park or recreation center. Southeastern CROs attend this meeting and discuss and try to resolve any issues related to the park such as; drug or gang related activity in the park and crime prevention tips. Code Compliance Partnership Meeting (3) -Meets every 3rd Wednesday of the month at 1pm at the Southeastern division substation. In this meeting the City Attorney for Code Compliance, Code Compliance officers, and CROs discuss and strategize how to resolve these code compliance issues in the all the neighborhoods throughout the division. Mt Hope/Helix Community Council -Meets every 1st Thursday of the month at Macedonia Baptist Church at 6:30pm. Residents that live in the Mt. Hope neighborhood attend this meeting to discuss any issues or concerns that affect their community. Southeastern CROs attend this meeting and give monthly crime statistics for the area; discuss crime prevention depending on the highest number of crimes in the statistics; and discuss or update any police related matters or concerns for that particular community. Mt. Hope has not met this quarter because of some unknown issues with the president of this community council. Mountain View Recreation Council (3) -Meets every 2nd Tuesday of the month at 6:30pm at Mountain View Recreation Center. Residents that live in the Mt. View neighborhood along with Recreation center staff attend this meeting to discuss the issues or events held at the park or recreation center. Southeastern CROs attend this meeting and discuss and try to resolve any issues related to the park such as; drug or gang related activity in the park and crime prevention tips.

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MLK Recreation Center Council (3) -Meets every 3rd Thursday of the month at 12pm at MLK Recreation Center. Residents that live in the O’Farrell and Valencia Park neighborhoods along with recreation center staff attend this meeting to discuss the issues or events held at the park or recreation center. Southeastern CROs attend this meeting and discuss and try to resolve any issues related to the park such as; drug or gang related activity in the park and crime prevention tips. Miscellaneous Meetings (2) -“As requested” meetings with community members, groups, and organizations. • In October and November, Southeastern CROs met with Dena DiSarro from One San Diego. We discussed and planned for the next “Better a Block” event in the Oak Park area. • In October, Southeastern CROs attended a Neighborhood Watch meeting in the Oak Park area.

Community Involvement Southeastern Haunted Station -Southeastern CROs and JST organized the Haunted Station event. Southeastern CROs, JST, and officers made a portion of the station into a haunted house on Halloween for the kids and families in the community to come out and enjoy. There was a DJ, Kona Ice gave out free snow cones, and we had officers hand out candy to kids. Better a Block -Southeastern CROs planned this event with One San Diego. “Better a Block” is an event that improves the relationship between law enforcement, churches, and the community by having a block party. At this event we handed out 1000 turkeys for the Thanksgiving holiday. Gun Exchange for Gift Card Event -Southeastern Division participated in gun exchange event with UAAMAC (United African American Ministerial Coalition). We handed out gift cards or skateboards for the exchange of firearms, rifles, shotguns, and machine guns with no questions asked. Peace in these Streets Event -Southeastern CROs planned and attended this event with San Diego Young Artist Music Academy. This was an event was held at the Jacob’s Center. The goal was to bring together different cultures, communities, services and businesses to promote safe and healthier quality of life.

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MLK Recreation Center Christmas Event -Southeastern CROs attended this event. This was a Christmas event hosted by MLK Park and Recreation center. The staff handed out toys and gifts to children and families that would not have a Christmas. Paradise Hills Recreation Center’s Breakfast with Santa –Southeastern Division officers attended this hosted breakfast, complete with community performances, and a Santa giving away toys to the kids in the neighborhood. Johnson Elementary Presentation -Southeastern CROs and Southeastern Juvenile Service Team Sergeant attended this presentation at Johnson Elementary school. We spoke about the importance of listening to the teacher and following the rules. We also discussed making good decisions.

Community Giveback Seasons of Love Church Turkey Giveaway -Southeastern CROs, JST, and Recruiting attended this event. The church handed out 300 turkeys to the community for the Thanksgiving holiday. Southeastern JST Santa’s Workshop Toy Giveaway -Southeastern CROs assisted Southeastern JST with this event. JST handed out 50 bicycles, 750 toys, and 250 laptops to kids and families in the division that would not be able to have a Christmas.

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SOUTHERN DIVISION 1120 27th Street San Diego, CA 92154 (619)424-0400 Captain: Al Leos

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Community Partnerships San Ysidro Recreation Council (2) -The Recreation Council is a community advisory board that meets monthly allowing community input for the local city parks. The Council works with the city to organize events and activities at parks, ensures that parks are adequately maintained, and assists in the planning of new parks. Southern Division Officers attend the meeting as a resource and provide crime prevention tips and crime statistics. Otay Mesa Recreation Council -The Recreation Council is a community advisory board that meets monthly allowing community input for the local city parks. The Council works with the city to organize events and activities at parks, ensures that parks are adequately maintained, and assists in the planning of new parks. Southern Division Officers attend the meeting as a resource and provide crime prevention tips and crime statistics. South bay Recreation Council (3) -The Recreation Council is a community advisory board that meets monthly allowing community input for the local city parks. The Council works with the city to organize events and activities at parks, ensures that parks are adequately maintained, and assists in the planning of new parks. Southern Division Officers attend the meeting as a resource and provide crime prevention tips and crime statistics. San Ysidro Planning Group -The community planning group meets monthly and is a formal mechanism for community input in the land use decision-making processes. Community planning groups (CPG) provide citizens with an opportunity for involvement in advising the City Council, the Planning Commission, and other decision-makers on development projects, general or community plan amendments, rezoning and public facilities. Southern Division Officers attend the meeting as a resource and provide crime prevention tips and crime statistics. Otay Mesa/ Nestor Planning Group (3) -The community planning group meets monthly and is a formal mechanism for community input in the land use decision-making processes. Community planning groups (CPG) provide citizens with an opportunity for involvement in advising the City Council, the Planning Commission, and other decision-makers on development projects, general or community plan amendments, rezoning and public facilities. Southern Division Officers attend the meeting as a resource and provide crime prevention tips and crime statistics.

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Border Transportation Council (3) -This monthly meeting helps promote the use of legitimate transportation carriers, eliminating wildcatters, encouraging fair competition, advocating member's interest, and supporting the activities of the community and law enforcement agencies. Southern Division Officers attend the meeting as a resource and provide crime prevention tips and crime statistics. San Ysidro Chamber of Commerce Board Meeting -Southern Division Officers attend the monthly San Ysidro Chamber of Commerce Board Meeting. Officers attend the meeting as a resource and provide crime prevention tips and crime statistics. Ocean View Hills Recreation Council (2) -The Recreation Council is a community advisory board that meets monthly allowing community input for the local city parks. The Council works with the city to organize events and activities at parks, ensures that parks are adequately maintained, and assists in the planning of new parks. Southern Division Officers attend the meeting as a resource and provide crime prevention tips and crime statistics. Captain’s Advisory Board Meeting -The Captain’s Advisory Board is a community advisory board that meets every other month allowing for community members to voice their input. The Southern Division Captain and officers organize the meeting as a means to strengthen community and police relationships. Meeting with Walmart Loss Prevention -Southern Division meeting with Walmart Loss Prevention to discuss crime trends and holiday shopping season crime prevention strategies. Meeting with Las Americas Premium Outlets Administration -Southern Division meeting with Las Americas Administration to discuss crime trends and holiday shopping crime prevention strategies. Councilmember David Alvarez Turkey Giveaway -Councilmember David Alvarez and Southern Division officers teamed up to distribute turkeys to Southern Division Families. Southern Division officers interacted with families and kids during this event. Crime Free Multi-Housing Certificate Event -Nine Apartment Communities became certified as Crime Free Multi Housing during a public media event to promote the program. This program is implemented in cooperation with SAY San Diego, Institute for Public Strategies and SDPD Southern Division.

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Montgomery Waller Park-Snow Day –The Park hosted the yearly Snow Day event. Councilmember David Alvarez donated the snow where children could sled down the snow. Southern Division officers attended the event and coordinated to have Santa Claus land at the park via SDPD’s ABLE. The event was well attended by local community members. Toys for Tots Toy Giveaway (7) –Several community organizations including: the Rock Church, Montgomery Waller Park, Vista La Rosa Apartments, Robert Egger Park, the YMCA, Cesar Chavez Park, Casa Familiar in partnership with San Ysidro Middle School, and Silver Wing Park participated in the Toys for Tots Toy giveaway. Southern officers attended all events and helped out by wrapping gifts, handing out gifts, and dressing up as Santa Claus for some of the events. Toys were distributed to several local families in need. Hearts and Hands/Converse - Shoe Giveaway –Hearts and Hands partnered with Converse and pre-selected local children in need of new shoes. During the event, Southern Division officers interacted with the children and the families. Santa Claus was in attendance and food was provided to the families during the event. Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church (2) –The Church held a procession during the morning and evening in celebration of the Virgen de Guadalupe. Southern officers participated by leading the processions and assuring the safety of the participants. Hearts and Hands Yearly Food Distribution and Blanket Giveaway -Southern Division Officers participated in the food distribution and blanket giveaway by interacting with the attending community members. Robert Egger Park – Candy Cane Lunch –The Park organized the event where Santa Claus arrived on a Fire Engine greeting local children. The children were provided the opportunity to interact with Santa Claus, fun activities, and lunch. Southern Division officers interacted with the staff and community children during the event. Cookies with Santa Event –Silver wing Recreation Center hosted a “Cookies with Santa” event at the Recreation Center. Southern Division officers attended the event and interacted with participants. The event was held as an opportunity for families to take pictures with Santa Claus.

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Community Involvement Girls Squad Mentoring Program (8) -Southern Division female officers held coordination meetings and mentoring meeting for the 2018-2019 Girl Squad mentoring program. The program will continue through the school year. Officers and students will participate in different team building and self-improvement activities, on a monthly basis. Council District 8 Community Meeting -Southern Division CRO’s attended a community meeting hosted by Councilmember David Alvarez to discuss some future Palm Avenue community projects. Casa Familiar San Ysidro Playground Celebration -For several years the San Ysidro Community Park has undergone a community led partnership to renovate the park. A celebration of this event was attended by Southern Division Officers. Officers participating in the event, interacted with children in various fun activities. Southern Division staff was instrumental in helping get the project started. 311 Get it Done Expansion Project- Southern Division CRO’s are participating in an expansion project of the Get it Done Application for Smart Phone users. The project is meant to improve the accessibility, be more user friendly and provide a more streamline manner of reporting complaints through the application.

Community Outreach Gun Buyback –Southern Division, in partnership with Casa Familiar and the District Attorney’s Officer, held a Gun Buyback event at the Caltrans Hwy 905 Park and Ride. Southern Division Command Staff and officers attended the event. 164 weapons were collected in exchange for gift cards (donated by the District Attorney’s Office). San Ysidro Women’s Club Teddy Bear Event –SYWC held their annual Teddy Bear distribution and fundraiser. Southern Division CRO’s were in attendance.

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Community Giveback Casa Del Sol Food Bank (2) -Officers participate in the event by helping order in the lines and strengthening police/community relationships by interacting with the participants. DEA-National Prescription Drug Take Back Day –Southern officers partnered with the DEA and Kaiser Hospital to facilitate this event. Community members were able to drop off unwanted prescription drugs at this location. Thanksgiving Dinner (2) –Southern Division staff partnered with community organizations, Casa del Sol and Casa Familiar to assist during their yearly Thanksgiving Dinner events. These organizations fed many under represented community members.

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COMMUNICATIONS DIVISION 1401 Broadway San Diego, CA 92101 (619)531-2000 Captain: Jerry Hara

Community Partnerships Crime Free Multi Housing in Northern Dispatcher Presentation – SAY San Diego working in conjunction with San Diego Police to build apartment community awareness.

Community Involvement Community Helpers at King Chavez Elementary - To foster relationships with the Children and educate them on how to be a community helper, as well as how to use 911.

Community Outreach Girl Scout Tour of Communications– To meet with youth to educate them on how important smart life choices are, and different avenues of community involvement that are available.

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TRAFFIC DIVISION 9265 Aero Drive San Diego, CA 92123 (858)495-7800 Captain: Joe Ramos

Community Partnerships San Diego Law Enforcement Task Force (3) -Meets monthly to discus Coordination of DUI details throughout the County. Community Meetings (2) -Meets on an “as requested” basis to discuss traffic safety concerns. Mayor’s Bicycle Advisory Committee (3) -Meets monthly to discuss issues related to bicycle safety.

Community Involvement The Teen Alcohol Awareness Program or (T.A.A.P) (4) -A program geared toward newly licensed teen drivers and teen drivers finishing high school educate them on the subject of impaired driving. Traffic Safety / Community Outreach Booth (7) –Traffic Division staff’s a booth with a Traffic Officer and a Sergeant at local community Farmers Markets. The Officer and Sergeant hand out traffic safety materials as well as answers general and traffic related questions.

Community Outreach Traffic Safety Presentations to Military bases/Colleges (5) –Conducted at Military bases and colleges to discuss traffic laws and safety. Community Bike Rides (2) -Occurs at an “as requested” basis to help promote safe bicycling in San Diego. “Know Your Limits” (7) -An event raising awareness on the cost of impaired driving. 3,169 persons were contacted during these details.

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D.U.I Checkpoints (7) -Conducted throughout the city to deter the occurrences of D.U.I. by providing high visibility of enforcement and public education promoting the message “Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over.” 7,146 vehicles went through our checkpoints with 3,030 drivers contacted.

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WESTERN DIVISION 5215 Gaines Street San Diego, CA 92110 (619)692-4800 Captain: Paul Connelly

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Community Partnerships Sunset Cliffs Natural Park Meeting (2) -A monthly meeting attended by Western Division’s Community Relations Officer’s (CRO) to report police responses along Sunset Cliffs Natural Park, the partnership is between patrol officers and the Ranger who is assigned to the park. Peninsula Planning Board (2) -A monthly meeting held to discuss planning development, issues and building concerns within the Point Loma District. Point Loma Association Board Meeting (3) -Point Loma Association is an organization of residents and businesses committed to improving the quality of life of Point Loma through beautification, education, charitable activities and civic collaboration. P3 NTC Point Loma Community Tenant Meeting -A monthly held meeting to discuss marketing ideas, development and concerns of the P3 Naval Training Center. (Attend upon request) North Bay Planning Board (2) -North Bay Planning Board meets to discuss planning and development projects in the Midway, Sports Arena and Midtown communities. Retired Senior Volunteer Patrol Meeting (3) -CROs attend the RSVP meeting and discuss RSVP extra patrol requests, recruiting, You Are Not Alone (YANA) and vacation home checks. Hillcrest Town Council Meeting -Hillcrest Town Council works in partnership with its members, business owners, San Diego Police Department, elected officials, and Code Enforcement in an attempt to reduce crime and increase quality of life issues for the communities. Old Town Planning Board -Old Town Planning Board held monthly to discuss issues and concerns within Old Town. (By invitation) University Heights Crime Meeting (2) -Presented by the Western’s Community Relations Officers the University Heights Crime Meeting discusses crime trends and Neighborhood Watch issues in the University Heights community. University Heights Town Council Meeting (2) –University Heights Town Council’s objective is to improve the quality of life of their community.

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Linda Vista Collaborative Meeting -The Linda Vista Collaborative is a meeting of numerous community service groups who come together to discuss service outreach offered to the citizens of Linda Vista. Linda Vista Recreational Park Meeting Park Meeting (3) -A monthly meeting attended by Western Division’s Community Relations Officer’s (CRO) to discuss police related concerns at Linda Vista Recreational Center, Kelly Street Park and Mission Heights Neighborhood Park. Linda Vista Town Council Meeting (2) -Linda Vista Town Council’s objective is to improve the quality of life of their community. Linda Vista Planning Group (2) -Linda Vista Planning Group meets monthly to discuss planning and development projects within the Linda Vista and Morena area communities. Tecolote Recreational Park Meeting Park Meeting -A monthly meeting attended by Western Division’s Community Relations Officer’s (CRO) to discuss community issues related to the park and ball fields. (Meets on even months) Fashion Valley Mall Security Meeting (3) -Command Staff Meeting with Fashion Valley Mall Management and security firm to coordinate communication and anticrime efforts. Ocean Beach Main Street Association Board Meeting (3) -The Ocean Beach Main Street Association discusses business and proportional projects within the business district. Ocean Beach Crime Prevention Meeting (3) -The Ocean Beach Crime Prevention Meeting discusses crime trends and Neighborhood Watch issues in the Ocean Beach and Sunset Cliffs community’s. Ocean Beach Town Council Meeting (2) -The Ocean Beach Town Council Meeting is an organization of residents and businesses committed to improving the quality of life of Point Loma through beautification, education, charitable activities and civic collaboration. Ocean Beach 5 Heads Meeting (3) -Meeting of the leadership of 5 Ocean Beach organizations to coordinate efforts and resolve issues with in the community.

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Western Division Code Partnership Meeting (2) -Western Division Code Partnership is a partnership between Western Division and the City Attorney’s Criminal Division’s Code Enforcement Unit to identify and address locations in need of focused Code and law enforcement attention. InfraGard San Diego - International Countering Violent Extremism Summit – CROs attended the training due to their Terrorist Liaison Officer qualification. The training was an educational update regarding the latest trends and to foster partnerships with members of the Academia community and high tech security business community. UCSD student interview –A UCSD criminology student requested an interview with the CROs for a course assignment. The interview was about what it is like to patrol city streets, thoughts about police relations with the community and crime trends. ASPIRE Center Board Meeting –Located in Old Town the VA’s center for OIF/OEF traumatic Brain Injuries meeting attended by CRO Surwilo as a sitting board member as required by the city’s mandated CPU. Ocean Beach Main Street Association (2) – Regular follow up meetings with staff at OBMA to discuss status of neighborhood nuisance issues related to transients, parking and other community issues. Concerned Parent Meeting – CROs met with the concerned parents of an 18 year old female. The parents requested an intervention meeting with their daughter due to her relationship decision to date an extremely older male from another state. They were extremely concerned about their daughter being trafficked for sexual exportation. Special Olympics Point of Contact Meetings (2) - CRO’s attend scheduled meetings to discuss upcoming events benefitting Special Olympics like the Law Enforcement Torch Run, Red Robing Tip-A-Cop, Medaling opportunities and the Chiefs Challenge Polar Plunge. Liberty Station walk through meeting and homeless survey (2) –Due to citizen complaints from local residents of Liberty Station three separate walk through surveys are still being conducted by CRO Pinon and CRO Surwilo. Past complaints stated the park area and picnic tables were being used by the homeless as locations to camp and consume alcohol and dispose of litter.

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Meeting with Hotel Circle’s Residence Inn management –CRO’s met with the management team of the Resident’s Inn on behalf of a neighboring resident who claimed his peace was being disturbed by the Inn’s residents when they play loud music in their vehicles for extended periods of time. The manager advised they were aware of the complaint and had conducted numerous walks around the property and have instructed their security to vigilantly seek out the offender(s). No incidents were ever found by the staff in their gated parking lot. Francis Parker High School Crosswalk and Student Drop Off Meeting –CRO’s and JST attended the Francis Parker High School Crosswalk and Student Drop Off Meeting. The school staff raised concerns regarding students crossing Linda Vista Road and the manner in which parents were dropping off students. Suggestions were made by the CRO and JST officers which have been implemented resulting in improvements to the drop off and pick up procedure. Hillcrest Security Follow Up Meeting –The CROs met with Hillcrest business managers, business owners and the staff of the Hillcrest Business association to discuss trespassing homeless individuals in the local area. CPTED strategies were discussed and proper notifications were made. Linda Vista Bayside Community Center Meeting -CROs met with supervisors of the Bayside Community Center to discuss concerns from the citizens of the Linda Vista Community. Sports Arena Village Meeting –Meeting between CROs with property management and business tenants regarding property issues caused by homeless loitering, altercations and thefts. The CROs provided suggestions to address all of the concerns and conducted follow extra patrol resulting in improvements to the problem. Meeting between Western Division, USD and Impact Linda Vista Initiative - Lt. Bautista and CRO’s met with local leaders seeking to bring USD faculty and students together with community partners like Western Division to develop innovative and sustainable collaborations in Linda Vista. Ocean Beach Code Violation Meeting - CRO’s met with a concerned citizen regarding multiple code violations in the Ocean Beach Business District. The CRO’s took notes and all issues were resolved with assistance of our Code Enforcement Division.

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Linda Vista Bayside Community Center Meeting -Supervisors of the Bayside Community Center met with Western Division’s CROs to discuss concerns from the citizens of the Linda Vista Community. Kearny Neighborhood Schools Committee -CROs met with the Chair of the Kearny Neighborhood Schools Committee to discuss crime as it relates to the students living in the Linda Vista Community. Neighborhood Parking Concerns Meeting (4) –Western Division CROs assisted several citizens throughout Western Division with 72 hour parked vehicle violations. The vehicles were properly marked and towed at the citizen’s request. Mission Hills Neighborhood Watch Meeting -CRO’s met with residents to discuss Neighborhood Watch and provide crime prevention tips related to vehicle breakins, residential burglary and homeless trespassing. The Center (LGBTQ Community) (2) - CROs met with counselors of The Center to discuss community concerns and foster communication between the Center and the police. Scripps ER Hospital Meeting –Command Staff and the CROs participated in a meeting with Scripps Hospital security management and ER staff regarding policy and procedures with interaction and expectation between ER staff nurses and patrol officers. Crime Free Multi Housing Meeting –CROs met with residents of the Loft condominium community and awarded them with a Crime Free Multi Housing Certificate of completion. CROs discussed crime prevention and how to report illegal activity and report suspicious behavior they may observe at the location. YMCA Community Needs Assessment Meeting -CRO’s met with representatives of the YMCA to discuss community needs for Point Loma. The YMCA is seeking ideas to develop programs for people of all ages in Ocean Beach. Liberty Station Neighborhood Watch Meeting -Community members requested assistance forming a new Neighborhood Watch Association for the area around Liberty Station. The meeting with the CRO’s had approximately 30 citizens in attendance who had concerns with recent crime trends and homeless in the general area.

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Hillcrest Business Association (2) – Follow up meetings with BID Director of Hillcrest to discuss status of neighborhood nuisance issues related to transients, parking and other community issues.

Community Involvement Ocean Beach Elementary Crosswalk safety Demonstration –CRO’s attended the Ocean Beach Elementary Crosswalk Safety Demonstration hosted by parent volunteers to highlight Traffic Awareness. This peaceful demonstration’s goal was to help promote driver and pedestrian child safety in the area of the Ocean Beach Elementary School. Linda Vista Park Dedication to John Baca- Lt. Bautista attended the dedication of a monument and park in Linda Vista to a local Vietnam War hero named John Baca. Ocean Beach Christmas Parade– Command Staff represented the San Diego Police Department and western division in Ocean Beach’s Annual Christmas Parade. San Diego School Safety Patrol Gulls Hockey Night –CRO and JST officers from Western Division attended the San Diego School Safety Patrol night at the Gulls Hokey game. DEA Drug Take Back at Western Division- CRO Pinon and CRO Surwilo participated in the Drug Enforcement Agency’s (DEA) National Prescription Drug Take Back Day at Western Division. Community members were given the opportunity to get rid of unwanted and expired prescription drugs. At Western Division we collected the third highest amount of prescription drugs in San Diego County. First Quarter Honors –CRO’s and JST officers attended Saint Vincent Elementary School’s First Quarter Honors Award Assembly. The school invited the officers due to the long standing partnership with both its Safety patrol Program and in classroom community policing lesson plans. San Diego County Federation of Republican Women -SD County Federation of Republican Women hosted radio talk show commentator Larry Elder and requested a police presence due to safety concerns and possible protestors. The CROs provided a presence. The attendees where extremely supportive of the CROs and expressed their appreciation for all of our nations police officers.

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Presentation by USD professor and students –University of San Diego Professor Ivanic and marketing students presented their final research project to Western Division Command Staff and SDPD recruiting Department. The information gathered from the presentation was beneficial to our SDPD recruiting team. Ocean Beach Christmas Tree cut down and delivery -Numerous Officers’ from Western Division’s patrol and Traffic Division’s Motor Unit assisted with traffic control for the Ocean Beach Christmas tree delivery. The 45’ tall tree was cut down at a local resident’s home and trucked to the foot of Newport Ave and stood up on the beach. This is a partnership between the police department, the Ocean Beach Main Street Association and the Ocean Beach Town Council. After the tree is delivered children from the local Ocean Beach elementary schools come down to decorate the tree with their handmade ornaments. Special Olympics Red Robin Tip-A-Cop -CRO’s attended the annual Tip-A-Cop fundraiser hosted at the Red Robin in Northern Division. The event raised thousands of dollars benefiting local athletes competing in the next Special Olympic Games. San Diego County Crime Stoppers 5k –Western Division administrative and patrol staff signed up to support the Annual San Diego County Crime Stoppers 5k. The division signed up and raised the most money of any other division and placed well in the 5k. 2017 Ocean Beach Awards Dinner -Western Division Command Staff and CRO’s attended the Award’s Dinner hosted at the OB Surf Lodge. The Ocean Beach Town Council and local elected officials were present to recognize outstanding community members and volunteers who have gone above and beyond in their service to Ocean Beach. National Coffee with the Cops - Hosted by the Meshuggah Schack in Mission Hills the Command Staff, Patrol Sergeants, Detectives, Patrol Officers and CRO’s shared a cup of coffee with citizens in the community. During this time we took questions from citizens regarding community safety and resident concerns. Appreciation Luncheon – The Branch Church served lunch at Western Division to the police officers to show their appreciation.

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Point Loma Community Annual Walk to School Day - Western Division JST and CRO Officers escorted students, parents, teachers and volunteers from Pete’s Coffee shop to a local elementary school, promoting safe routes to school. Linda Vista Library -Lt. Bautista attended the Linda Vista 75th Anniversary Celebration. The event was well attended by many members of the Linda Vista Community.

Community Outreach Safety Patrol Training (2) –CRO’s held training for students participating with their school’s Safety Patrol Program. City Council District 3 Coffee & Conversation –Western Division Command Staff attended Council Member Ward’s hosted Coffee & Conversation event. After a brief introduction command Staff answer questions and interacted with numerous citizens of the community to discuss quality of life issues, community policing and general concerns. Adult Education Child Safety Talk (2) –At Pepper Grove Park, Western Division CROs conducted an Infant Car Seat, Toddler Hot Car Death Prevention and Child Safety Presentation to the adult students of Mesa College regarding child safety and general personal and vehicle safety tips. Rady Children’s Hospital Safe Routes to School (3) -CRO’s joined Rady Children’s Hospital, city engineers, community members and school staff to walk around Chesterton Elementary to discuss safety concerns and how we can address them together. City Council Member Riverbed Escort –Due to the current state of the homeless crisis in the city of San Diego and the Hepatitis A breakout Council Member Lori Zapf requested Western Division CRO’s escort her and her staff through the riverbed to homeless campsites. The event was to allow Council Member Zapf to see first had how bad the riverbed encamp issue is and to film a PSA for a local High School film class project. Council Member Zapf was taken to numerous locations throughout the riverbed area and shown the magnitude of the problem and large amount of trash and debris left by the homeless.

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US Navy Safety Stand Down for Fleet ASW Training Center Presentation -CRO Pinon was a guest speaker at the US Navy Fleet ASW Training Center. The presentation was attended by approximately 300 Navy Officers. Officer Pinon discussed holiday related crime prevention, DUI laws and answered questions regarding how to interact with police when pulled over and traffic safety. Hillcrest Mission Valley Lions Presentation -CRO’s were invited as guest speakers to explain and provide examples on when to call the emergency line 9-1-1 versus calling the non-emergency line 619 531-2000. Washington Elementary STEAM Magnet Presentation - CRO’s and City Attorney were invited to speak with a group of 5th graders to discuss a career in law enforcement. EF Education First –The CRO’s met with six new Education First security Officers to answer questions regarding how to report crimes. CRO’s provided EF with crime tips to help reduce the amount of bike thefts around their school. Citizen Request for Assistance Outreach –Due to complaints from businesses CROs followed up along Hancock Street regarding trailers parked along the curb for extended periods of time. The CROs made contact with the occupants and educated them regarding vehicle habitation and Neighborhood Parking Protection Ordinance which addresses overnight campers on city streets. The occupants departed the streets for local RV camp grounds. Hillcrest Pre-School Extra Patrol Outreach -CROs continued extra patrol for a Pre-School suffering homeless trespassing and loitering. As part of the project CROs met with local residents offering strategies to alleviate trespassing and vandalism associated with the homeless population. Mesa College Parenting Presentation (2) - Discussion to educate parents on infant/child car seat safety and the danger of leaving children inside a car during a warm day. All parents were given informational handouts referencing our safety discussion. Questions and answers were exchanged and solutions were given. EF Education First Outreach –The CROs provided extra patrol and would visit the security and schools staff to foster relationships and communication. The CRO’s also meet with the new security team to answer questions and create a working partnership.

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Operational Support Canine Unit 4240 Federal Blvd. San Diego, Ca 92102 Captain: Rudy Tai

Community Partnership Ultimate K9 Experience -We partnered with the San Diego Police Foundation in providing six people who had purchased a “Day with Canine” event at a charity auction. We outfitted our guests with blue guns and radios then after a line up with our unit commander, hit the streets as officers working with K9 handlers to resolve potentially dangerous and rapidly developing scenarios. FACES Golf Tournament -We partnered with the FACES organization, an animal rescue group, and provided a demonstration and discussion at their annual golf tournament talking about the role of the K9 unit in the Department. United States Attorney’s Office (3) -We continued our partnership with the US Attorney’s office participating in their Project LEAD talking to students from St. Rita’s Elementary, Balboa Elementary (three classes back to back) and Johnson Elementary. San Diego Police Foundation -We provided a tour of the Canine Facility and a detection demonstration for members of the Magill family who are supporters of the Department through the San Diego Police Foundation.

Community Involvement Santa Luz Fall Festival -For the second year in a row, the K9 unit attended the Santa Luz Community Fall Festival providing a static display and performing a detection demonstration. Rancho Bernardo Town Council Safety Fair -We participated in the Rancho Bernardo Town Council Safety fair held at Webb Park commemorating the 10 year anniversary of the wild fires that came through that community. We provided a static display. Peace in the Street -We participated in the Southeastern Division community fair held at the Jacobs Center providing a static display.

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Gaslamp Pet Parade -For the second year in a row now, we participated in the Gaslamp Associations’ Holiday Pet Parade. We provided a static display as well as had a K9 car as the last vehicle in the parade.

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STAR-PAL 4110 54th St San Diego, CA 92105 (619) 531-2718 Executive Director Claire O’Leary Lieutenant Tony Lessa Community Partnerships Shop with a Cop Committee (3) – A monthly meeting with countywide agency representatives for the planning of the 2017 Shop with a Cop event. STAR/PAL is responsible for working with school counselors and officers from throughout the county to identify the 300+ youth that participate in the program.

Community Involvement We Can (5) – A program where high school students are encouraged to be effective leaders within their schools and communities. Additionally, the program works to better relationships between the students and law enforcement. Topics covered include self-awareness, public speaking, consequences of substance abuse and dangers of social media. Mentoring Youth for Tomorrow (34) - Mentoring Youth for Tomorrow (MYT) is a program that enables inner-city youth the opportunity to take part in a mentoring program with volunteers, law enforcement officers, and students from SDSU and UCSD. It includes homework assistance, athletic activities, educational field trips, and recreational opportunities, all with positive mentorship that includes law enforcement officers working directly with the youth. This program is held on-site at the STAR/PAL Center to serve youth in Mid-City Division. Making Changes (15) - The Making Changes program is a year-round, 40-session program, that brings youth, law enforcement, and volunteer mentors together for a civic engagement based curriculum. It is designed to educate high school teens about the importance of making positive life decisions and how these choices can impact their lives and their communities. This program hopes to promote awareness about the importance of one’s actions and the potential these actions have to make positive change. This program is held on-site at the STAR/PAL Center to serve youth in Mid-City Division.

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Teen LEAP (Leadership, Empowerment, Awareness Program) (16) - Teen LEAP is led by STAR/PAL officers and staff and encourages youth participants to develop as effective leaders within their schools and communities. By engaging teens in new experiences including volunteering at retirement homes, community revitalization projects, and various outdoor excursions, the program strives to promote awareness about community issues. This program is currently taught on campus at Gompers Preparatory Academy in Southeastern Division and Crawford High School located in the Colina Del Sol neighborhood of San Diego. InterACTion (5) – InterACTion is a 10-session program that brings law enforcement officers and teaching artists from the La Jolla Playhouse together inside the classroom to address pressing issues such as crime, gang violence, selfexpression, and the dangers of drugs with high school teens in a unique and nonthreatening way. Through a partnership with the San Diego Unified School District, the program is currently taught at Crawford High School in City Heights, and is designed to assist students in learning the necessary tools to make positive life choices, using theater as a medium to communicate about the struggles they face each day.

Community Outreach Light the Night 5K – STAR/PAL staffed an informational booth at the annual Light the Night Against Crime 5K event. Staff members interacted with the public and provided information about our programs. STAR/PAL Open House – STAR/PAL hosted an open house at our U.S. Bank’s Center to Serve Youth in Colina Del Sol Recreation Center. It was an opportunity to spotlight our programs to community members and service providers. Shop With A Cop Event – STAR/PAL staff assisted the Oceanside and Carlsbad Police Departments with the annual event that benefits youth from underserved communities. Our officers coordinated the transportation for the children involved in the program.

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Community Giveback Southeastern Division Better a Block Event – STAR/PAL officers assisted Southeastern Division with the event in the 5300 block of Redwood Street This is a family friendly community block party where neighbors can enjoy food, entertainment, community resources, kids zone, and visit with police representatives. North Park Observatory Holiday Event – STAR/PAL staff assisted the North Park Observatory with a holiday feeding event.

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MEDIA SERVICES UNIT 1401 Broadway San Diego, CA 92101 (619)531-2900 Lieutenant: Scott Wahl Crime Stoppers -San Diego County Crime Stoppers Inc. provides three ways that the public can submit tips anonymously to report on felony crimes; they can call a tip line (888) 580-8477, submit a tip via the website or send a text tip from their phone. Crime Stoppers combats the three major problems law enforcement faces in gathering information; fear of reprisal, apathy, and a reluctance to get involved. San Diego County Crime Stoppers Inc. overcomes these challenges by providing citizens a safe way to anonymously report crime and rewards citizens for tips leading to a felony arrest.

Community Partnerships In October, Crime Stoppers partnered with Chick-Fil-A for a teddy bear drive to benefit children at Rady’s Hospital. Crime Stoppers Information Meetings (3) - An “as requested” meeting to define the role of Crime Stoppers in crime prevention strategies. Students Speaking Out Program - A quarterly meeting for schools throughout the County on the benefits and uses of both the Crime Stoppers and Students Speaking Out Programs.

Community Involvement In October, Crime Stoppers had an information booth at the San Diego Firefighters 5K run and the Day of the Dead 5K run at Embarcadero Park. In November, Crime Stoppers hosted its 31st Annual Light the Night 5K run/walk at Liberty Station.

Community Outreach ACE Dinner- Crime Stoppers attended the ACE dinner, which is a support organization for families who have lost friends/family members to violent acts.

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Speaker’s Bureau (18) - The Speaker’s Bureau is a shining example of community outreach. The Speakers Bureau program has been in existence for approximately twenty years. Department employees are trained to make presentations to various community groups, private businesses, and academic organizations such as the Boy Scouts, Qualcomm, and San Diego State University. Speakers provide the Department with positive visibility and citizens with important information, making them better informed and safer. Volunteer employees at each division are trained to present quality speeches on various crime prevention topics to community groups and organizations. By educating the community on crime prevention techniques we can reduce the number of crimes in San Diego and increase the quality of life for its citizens. The topics include, but are not limited to: auto theft, burglary, domestic violence, firearm safety, graffiti vandalism, holiday safety tips, internal theft, identity theft, forgery, fraud, juveniles, landlord/tenant issues, narcotics, personal safety, Police communications, SDPD history, robbery, school safety, senior safety, sexual assault, shoplifting, stranger danger, traffic, transients and violence at work. Crime Free Multi-Housing Program - In 2010, the San Diego Police Department entered into a collaborative partnership with the Institute for Public Strategies (IPS) and the managers/owners of San Diego multi-housing communities dedicated to crime prevention and the Crime Free Multi-Housing Program. In 2012, Say San Diego resumed the program from IPS and to date, 247 properties have been certified. The program illustrates the success of communities, nonprofit organizations, and law enforcement working to keep illegal activity out of the city’s rental properties.

Community Involvement Crime Free Multi-Housing Final Certification (9) -Final Certification is when an apartment communities completes all 3 Phases: an 8 hour manager’s class, passed the CPTED inspection, and participated in a resident engagement meeting receiving a Crime Free Multi-Housing certification certificate. Annual Recertification (3) -Every year the properties get their recertification from their previous year certification if they choose to continue the program.

Community Outreach Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design Inspections CPTED (5) -Rental property inspections to assess physical security and general appearance of property to deter criminal activity.

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Safety Meetings (20) -Meetings held with property owners, managers and residents to discuss the Crime Free Multi-Housing Program, CPTED, reporting guidelines, and general safety information. Social Media - Social media is designed to enhance our communication outreach with the community. The San Diego Police Department currently uses three primary forms of social media that include Facebook, Twitter and Nextdoor.com. These platforms allow the Department to provide meaningful and timely information to our public on a variety of topics including community events, notification of crime issues, news stories and major incidents occurring in the City. Members of the San Diego Police Department Speakers Bureau are trained to provide quality presentations on various crime prevention topics to community groups and organizations. By providing outreach education on crime prevention techniques we can reduce the number of crimes in San Diego and increase the quality of life for our communities. Members spoke at 5 events during this quarter. During this quarter, the San Diego Police Department reached the following number of social media followers: Facebook- 72,169 Twitter- 50,707 Nextdoor.com- 196,409 Instagram- 8,601

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Backgrounds & Recruiting Unit 10440 Black Mountain Rd. San Diego, CA 92126 (619)388-7956 Captain: Richard Freedman

Community Involvement Volunteer Services - No police department is large enough to keep a community safe on its own. Effective crime prevention requires the active support of citizens and a partnership between police and the community. Community policing is an important foundation of the San Diego Police Department. What makes San Diego's approach to community policing unique is the extent to which the police department has made volunteers an integral component of its program. The San Diego Police Department is viewed as a leading force in law enforcement innovations occurring across North America. The Department's adult and youth volunteer workforce has approximately 700 members. These volunteers play a vital role in the department's vision to engage the community in a problem solving partnership that will reduce crime and positively affect the quality of life in all communities. The San Diego Police Department has used volunteers for a wide variety of job assignments for many years. Programs throughout the Department are considered models in volunteerism in the public sector. Volunteers are essential to Department operations. They help provide a level of customer service that could not be achieved by the Department's staff alone. Volunteers represent all segments of society. The variety of functions performed by this police department affords opportunities for people with varied interests and skills. The San Diego Police Department's Volunteers in Policing (VIP) program offers a unique opportunity for citizen volunteers to become actively involved in providing efficient, effective, and responsive service to our community. The use of volunteers includes Crisis Interventionists, Retired Senior Volunteer Patrols, Volunteers in Policing, Reserve Officers, Police Cadets, and various support staff positions that enhance the organization's effectiveness. This is a result of two decades of change in policing philosophy that has heralded San Diego as a pioneer in many areas of law enforcement.

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The San Diego Police Department has a significant resource available in the San Diego community: individuals who are ready, willing, and able to serve as volunteers. In a time of limited financial resources and increasing demands for services, it is important that volunteer opportunities continue to be identified and this resource increasingly utilized. Currently, The San Diego Police Department has 99 active Crisis Interventionists, 304 RSVPs, 17 Reserve Officers, 70 VIPs, and 53 Cadets. Our Cadets contributed 410 hours this quarter. Our RSVPs contributed 23,012 hours this quarter. Crisis Interventionists responded to 170 callouts assisting 898 people, worked 3,914.5 hours, and were on call and prepared to respond for an additional 2,989.5 hours; our Reserve Officers worked a total of 1,712 hours and our VIPs contributed 3,628 hours. Ride Along Program (136) - The Ride Along Program is a powerful community involvement tool that enables an officer to showcase to citizens who live, work, or go to school in the officer's area of responsibility the daily duties of a police officer. It enables citizens to get a first-hand look at policing and to better understand the role of the police. It increases the opportunity for more effective problem solving, and it enhances mutual understanding and cooperation and leads to an improved police/community relationship.

Community Outreach Community Recruiting Events (66) - The Recruiting Unit gave presentations on career opportunities as a police officer and dispatcher at 50 community events throughout the City and County.

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JUVENILE ADMINISTRATION 1401 Broadway San Diego, CA 92101 (619)531-2270 Lieutenant: Tony Lessa

Community Partnerships San Diego Juvenile Interagency Group (3) -A monthly meeting aimed at dispersing up to date information related to juveniles and the law across San Diego law enforcement agencies. Alternatives to Detention – ATD is for the placement of juvenile misdemeanor offenders into an alternative location other than Juvenile Hall (i.e. cool bed). Representatives are available to respond to the officers’ location to conduct an assessment of the juvenile for placement. With parental consent, the juvenile is placed in a home. Juvenile Administration and JST Officers attend these meetings to discuss juvenile issues, placements and laws. Joint Interagency Meeting (3) – Monthly meetings presented by the Juvenile District Attorney’s office. Multiple county law enforcement agencies attend this meeting in order to receive updates on laws regarding juveniles and training on various programs. Juvenile Justice Coordinating Council – In an effort to ensure coordination and collaboration among the various local agencies serving at-risk youth and young offenders, the JJCPA legislation requires the county Juvenile Justice Coordinating Council (JJCC) to develop and modify the plan. The JJCC is chaired by the county’s chief probation officer and its members include representatives of law enforcement and criminal justice agencies, the board of supervisors, social services, education, mental health, and community-based organizations. The JJCC meets periodically to review program progress and evaluation data. Central Region Safety Environment Workgroup/Live Well San Diego – This work group concentrates on improving the health of residents, ensuring residents are protected from crime and abuse, neighborhoods are safe, communities are resilient to disasters and emergencies and cultivating opportunities for all people to grow, connect and enjoy the highest quality of life. Juvenile Administration attends monthly meetings to advise board and community members on safe practices, crime prevention, and disaster preparation.

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Juvenile Diversion – The Juvenile Administration unit works in an ongoing effort with multiple Community Based Organizations. It is designed to bring the latest and most updated Diversion programs to the San Diego Police Department. Diversion is set up for low level offenders to be an alternative to the juvenile justice system. Community Involvement Shop with a Cop (2) - The Carlsbad and Oceanside Police Departments are the host agencies for this year’s annual charity event. SDPD’s Juvenile Administration Unit is representing our department during monthly planning meetings with other county law enforcement agencies in preparation for this event. The annual Shop with a Cop event will took place on December 2, 2017. Teddy Bear Drive – The Teddy Bear Drive is an annual countywide law enforcement event designed to bring stuffed animals to children admitted at Rady Children’s Hospital. SDPD’s Juvenile Administration Unit is representing our department during monthly planning meetings and fund raising events throughout year. This year’s event took place on December 5, 2017. School Safety Patrol - Juvenile Administration coordinates the School Safety Patrol for the City of San Diego. Seventy-nine elementary schools with approximately 1,800 SSP members participate in this program. We hosted the annual Holiday Party and Awards ceremony on December 9, 2017. Community Outreach School visits (24) – Juvenile Administration officers conduct school visits and SSP inspections regarding the safe crossing of thousands of students and adults at elementary schools throughout the city.

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OUR COMMITMENT TO YOU The San Diego Police Department is committed to community relationships. We honor the great partnerships we have created and maintained throughout our years of serving America’s Finest City. Our community partnerships, involvement, outreach, and giveback are shining examples of our community policing efforts and will continue each day as we proudly serve our community with distinction, honor, and integrity.

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