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Council Members

Crime Prevention Board

Minutes of the Meeting

February 16, 2011

3:00 P.M.





Board Members Attending: Mike Gaymon (Chair),Marjorie Newman, Nancy Renn, Al

Hayes, Dr. Peggy Connell, Sharon Cox-Bevely



Also Attending: Director-Seth Brown, Donna Dooley, Robbie Holt



Absent: Major Julius Graham



The meeting was called to order by Chair Mike Gaymon. The minutes were

approved as printed.



Chairman?s Report:

The Chairman discussed our attendance at council and Mayor Pro Tem wanting us

to attend work sessions with when new proposals come forward.

The Chairman discussed the importance of giving the board updates on ongoing

programs so they will be aware of the progress. He also stated we need to make

sure the CSU and CTC plan have advisory boards that involve the community.

The Chairman discussed changing the day and time of the monthly meeting and the

Director said he would poll the board of what a new good time will be for

everyone.

The Chairman discussed that we include within the minutes the updates from

programs so the Mayor and council would be aware of the progress of the ongoing

programs.



Directors Report:

New Grant Submissions were given out for

No new grants but an evaluation for Adult Drug Court was added.

The Director told of the 6th point to the program in Neighborhood Associations

that was added to our plan.

The Director discussed the process each grant funded must go through in order

for money to be released.

The Director discussed monthly activities with community leaders.

The Director discussed the continued improvements to our webpage.

The director discussed the ongoing process of developing the Neighborhood

Association plan and the interactive map on the OCP page.

The financial report was given.

Salary and associated expenses = $ 45,856.75





Special Guest ? Robbie Holt

Robbie discussed El Sistema and its benefits to the children in our schools.

El Sistema is a program that uses music to work with at risk kids afterschool.

The program starts in elementary school. It builds teamwork, leadership and

self esteem.

The Chairman suggested MCSD should research and potentially apply for a grant.







There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 4:05 p.m.



Respectfully submitted:







Seth Brown

Director



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