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ARLINGTON CITIZEN ACADEMY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

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Phil Kabakoff, Editor

Board of Directors Meeting Membership Meeting

Thursday, July 7, 2016 Thursday, July 14, 2016

6:30 PM 7:00 PM

West Station West Station

PROGRAM

Use of Force Continuum presented by

Officer Tim Hayden

How Officers learn and train to make the right decision with a moment’s notice

It will cover the levels of resistance, levels of control, legal authorization, and few group scenarios


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ARLINGTON CITIZENS POLICE

ACADEMY

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

GENERAL MEETING MINUTES

06/09/2016 CALL TO ORDER: LT. JAMES LONG

TIME: 7:00 PM

BOARD MEMBERS PRESENT: KATHY

MULKERIN, VICE-PRESIDENT, PAUL

GOODMAN, TREASURER, GENA

REESE, SECRETARY, DIRECTORS

STACY MILLIGAN, CHUCK HAINES,

PHIL KABAKOFF, ELAINE NOE, AND

SERGEANT AT ARMS, LT. JAMES

LONG, AND OFFICER TIM HAYDEN.

Pledge of allegiance to the flag of USA was

performed. Thirty-five members were in

attendance. A moment of silence was

observed for fallen police officers and our

military.

Kathi Mulkerin, Vice-President, opened the

meeting. Bill Jezek was traveling on business.

Chuck Haines introduced Trappy, Stoop, and

Speedy - representing Bikers Against Child

Abuse. This organization is composed of 27

chapters and 460 members from over the United

States. They work with abused kids by

providing support, safety, court representation,

and "whatever it takes" to empower these kids.

It was a very interesting and informative

presentation.

Kathi Mulkerin started the general meeting at

8:00 PM. No visitors were in attendance. Kathi

provided handouts of May 2016 General

Meeting minutes for review. A motion was

made by Linda Graves and seconded by Autumn

Penry to approve the minutes. Motion was

passed.

Paul Goodman, Treasurer, provided handouts

of treasury report for May 2016. He also gave a

report on the success of the golf tournament.

We will be writing thank you notes to our

donors.

Stacy Milligan, Director of Events, reported

that $1663.43 was spent for gift cards and

snacks for Police Appreciation Week.

Tony Amendola, Scenarios Coordinator,

provided a list of dates of ACPAAA Scenarios

for the Class #50 and asked for volunteers.

Chuck Haines, Director of Programs,

presented several ideas for future speakers and

subjects. These included Officer Tim Hayden,

PD officer training, gun vs. taser use, open and

carry activity, and Arlington city parks and

lighting.

Elaine Noe, Director of Membership, reported

t-shirts order will go out as soon as possible.

The Summer Social this Saturday will be

potluck and games, and reminded those coming

to bring a baby picture of themselves.

Susie Kasper, Director of Fundraising, was

not in attendance.

Tom Mulkerin, CPAANT Representative,

reported:

The next CPAANT meeting will be July 11 at

1000, location to be announced at later date.

The 2016 State Conference will be in Grand

Prairie, Tx, on 6/22-6/25/16. Cost is $135.00.

Those interested in attending can go on-line to

register at www.txcopa.org.

Phil Kabakoff, Director of PR and

Marketing, requested names of members

needing copies of Newslink mailed to them.

Lt. James Long, Sergeant at Arms, reported

that the CPAANT meeting is at Roanoke Police

Department, 609 Dallas Drive, and that anyone

can attend as dues are paid by the ACPAAA.

Officer Tim Hayden reported COP training

classes cancelled at this time.

It was announced that George Godwin had

surgery today for those wishing to send a card.

http://www.txcopa.org/


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Jude Plauche was acknowledged for creating

our new web page (www.ACPAAA.org).

Volunteers are still needed at the Levitt Pavilion

for the summer concert series.

The June 2016 ACPAAA meeting was

adjourned at 8:42 PM. Motion was made by

Richard Sinner, seconded by Linda Graves, and

motion was passed to close this meeting.

General Meeting minutes of June 9, 2016,

respectfully submitted by

Gena Reese,

Secretary ACPAAA.

CPAANT

The next CPAANT Meeting is scheduled in

Burleson on Saturday July 9th at 10am,

due to the July 4th Holiday weekend.

The meeting will take place at:

New Police Station 1161 S.W. Wilshire Blvd. Burleson, TX 76028

Tom Mulkerin CPAANT Representative

New Web Site

We have a new web site. It can be found at

acpaaa.org.

You will find a new format and several new

features.

Check it out and let any of the Board of

Directors your comments or suggestions on

what you would like to see.

Summer Social

Guessing who is in the baby picture

Having a good time at the part

Volunteers Needed

Sign up to volunteer at the Levitt Pavilion

and listen to some great concerts while

sitting at a table passing out safety

information. No special training needed.

This is a great way to log some easy hours.

Check the schedule of concerts online at:

levittpavilionarlington.org

Sign up on Better Impact or call Phil

Kabakoff for more details 817-707-8601

http://www.acpaaa.org/


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Our June Speakers Bikers Against Child Abuse

Trappy with Chuck & Kathi

SCENARIOS

These are the dates for the remaining

Scenarios for Class 50

Six Flags

Date: Sunday July 10th

Location: Six Flags

Time: 10:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m.

Six Flags

Date: Monday July 11th

Location: Six Flags

Time: 10:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m.

Six Flags

Date: Tuesday July 12th

Location: Six Flags

Time: 10:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m.

REMEMBER: TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY SCENARIO YOU MUST HAVE A

CURRENT APD VOLUNTEER BADGE

Cadet Class 50 Graduation

Five or six volunteers are needed to help

with the reception for the graduates. This

will include set up, serve and clean up. You

will need to be at the church at 12 noon for

Contact Tony Amendola

Email: [email protected]

Cell: 817-991-6873 (texting is preferred, just please be sure to identify yourself the first time)


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Volunteers at the Crazy Horse Saloon for

the Scenarios at Six Flags

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Do You Need an

Alumni Shirt?

Shirts are on hand at our

meetings.

For more information

They come in Blue & Black

In Men’s & Women’s sizes

Contact Elaine Noe 817-480-0411

Noah's Ark

Everything I need to know, I learned from

Noah's Ark.

ONE: Don't miss the boat.

TWO: Remember that we are all in the

same boat!

THREE: Plan ahead. It wasn't raining when

Noah built the Ark.

FOUR: Stay fit. When you're 60 years old,

someone may ask you to do something

really big.

FIVE: Don't listen to critics; just get on with

the job that needs to be done.

SIX: Build your future on high ground.

SEVEN: For safety's sake, travel in pairs.

EIGHT: Speed isn't always an advantage.

The snails were on board with the cheetahs.

NINE: When you're stressed, float awhile.

TEN: Remember, the Ark was built by

amateurs; the Titanic by professionals.

ELEVEN: No matter the storm, there's

always a rainbow waiting.


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Notes:

Visit us on the WEB: acpaaa.org or on Facebook

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