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Welcome to the Community Advisory Council page. Our intent is to communicate the activities of the Advisory Council and how it will assist the Beverly Police department and the citizens of Beverly, Ma. We meet once a month and welcome participation.

Our next meeting is Tuesday, November 10, 2009, subcommittee meetings are at 6:30pm
The schedule of our meetings for 2009 are the following dates:

Tuesday, December 8, 2009

A schedule of our 2010 meetings will be posted in the near future, and they are held at the Beverly Public Library, unless otherwise indicated.

The subcommittee on substance abuse reported that they are working on an informational brochure that would help parents identify drugs, find help and contact other resources that would be of assistance to them. This brochure is ready for the press and will be produced shortly.

There was a discussion of material that could be developed from our monthly meetings and the Citizens Police Academy which could be used for programming on BEVCAM TV.
BEVCAM also hosting a seminar in television production at their studios. The seminar takes 4 weeks and the next one will begin in early June. If you are interested in taking this training program, please contact Walt Kosmowski, Executive Director of BEVCAM. His telephone number is (978)927-5544, or you can email him at Walt@bevcam.org .
Officer John McCarthy and several other officers will be meeting with BEVCAM and they will be developing the programming for the Police department program. Members of the CAC were invited to attend this meeting as well. The new television show called BEVCOP will be debuting in August, on Channel 10 on Comcast services in Beverly.

Officer John McCarthy reports that he has several Police Academies are being held, and will be scheduled for next spring. He will also be holding a class at the Beverly Council on Aging and at Beverly High School. Please go to the Photo Album for pictures of our Field Day. He also offered these programs to Endicott College and Landmark School as well. The next Citizen's Police Academy is scheduled for early next year. If you are interested in attending this program, you may contact Officer John McCarthy for further details. The Citizen's Police Academy Alumni Association will meet on January 21, 2010, and May 21, 2010. Ofc. McCarthy reports that he has over 40 applicants for the fall session of the CPA.

Chief Mark Ray stated he will be presenting several activities of the police department and the CAC to the National Association of Police Chiefs later this year. He also reported that we have received correspondence from the National Association of Police Volunteers inviting our participation. Further information can be found at www.policevolunteers.org.

A discussion was held on the role a volunteer would have within the Police Department. Specifics of a volunteer role will have to be identified and approved by the Police Department's Union representatives and City Hall prior to being implemented. More information on this will be presented in future meetings.

Welcome to new recipients of this little blog, we also encourage your input here as well.

If you have anything to add or would like to share any ideas you are welcome to attend our next meeting or you can email me at charlieblute@yahoo.com or contact the Public Information Department at the Police Department. Please note that the website for the Beverly Police Department is now www.beverlypd.org.


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