may 2015 tcpaaa region one

Volume 13, Issue No. 5, rev. 2 May 2015

Region One website -- http://TexasCPAAA.org/Region1

May – Deer ParkThe next Region One meeting will be on Saturday May 9; opens at 9am for refreshments and networking with others, located at 711 E.Pasadena Blvd (about .6 mile east of Center, and just west of LuellaAve). Deer Park, Texas. 77536.

From Beltway 8, Sam Houston Tollway, between I-45 and Hwy. 225,take the Pasadena Blvd. exit and go East to Luella. Alternate – fromHwy 225, take Center Street Exit, go South to Pasadena Blvd, thenEast to Luella. Just before you get to Luella, Fire Station #2 is on theleft side and the drive to the fireman’s hall is right beside the station.Drive around to the back and you can see the building in the far backlot. It’s the same place we had it 2years ago.

We will have Tim Miller from TexasEquuSearch as our guest speaker.

Meeting Schedule

2015January 10 -- AngletonFebruary 14 – Liberty CountyMarch 14 – HumbleApril 11 -- DickinsonMay 9 – Deer ParkJune 13 – PasadenaJuly 11-- La Porte

Aug 2-4 – State ConventionAugust 8 – No MeetingSeptember 12 -- Montgomery CoOctober 10 -- League CityNovember 14 -- Texas CityDecember -- No meeting

2016January 9 -- AngletonFebruary 13 –March 12 –April 9 -- DickinsonMay 14 –June 11 --July 9, August 13 – TBA conventionSeptember 10 -- Montgomery CoOctober 8 -- League CityNovember 12 -- Texas CityDecember -- No meeting

Region One mailing address:524 Louisiana Avenue #15 Bacliff,

Texas 77518-2106Note: Mail Dues to address shown

on Renewal Form

Inside --2 Calendar

3 Houston’s Police Memorial

4 - 15 CPAAA Activities

16 - Notices

Issue 5 of Vol 13, May 20152 Region One Flash

President - Calvin WalkerVice President - William “Dave” DavisSecretary - Richard MelvinTreasurer - Barbara CookDirector, Pos 1 - Leo WaltzDirector, Pos 2 - Delores GantDirector, Pos 3 - Bob MilkeState Rep, Non Sworn - Billy BoehlkeState Rep, Sworn - Roger Gonzalez

281-339-1107832-722-8428281-337-8623281-615-7856281-316-2255281-997-1015281-617-6488713-306-8920832-970-4120

[email protected]@[email protected]@[email protected]@yahoo.comUnknown email [email protected]@laportetx.gov

2015 Region One Officer Roster

Upcoming Events

Newsletter Staff

Editing, Composition & LayoutLeo Waltz

Thanks to Faye Leonhardt for“The Flash” logo on the front

page nameplate.

Send all Activity reports [email protected]

Web Links of sites relevant to items in this newsletter:● Membership renewal form on Region Documents page:

http://texascpaaa.org/Region1/documents.html

● Events page on website:http://texascpaaa.org/Region1/events.html

● Local CPAAA Newsletters:http://texascpaaa.org/Region1/local.html

● Convention information, schedule, registration forms:http://tcpaaconvention.org

Events Calendar Event

Fund Raiser: Wednesday,May 6, 2015

7 pm - , Poker Shot Tournament - Harris Co Precinct 4 CPAAASpring Guns & Ammo, 4401 Spring Cypress

Saturday,May 9, 2015

9 am - Noon, Region One Meeting711 E. Pasadena Blvd. Deer Park, Tx

Monday - ThursdayMay 11-14, 2015

National Citizens Police Academy Association ConferenceLexington, Ky http://nationalcpaa.org/conference.html

Friday,May 15, 2015

Police Officers Memorial DayEntire week is Police Week

Sunday - Tuesday,Aug 2-4, 2015

State Convention in El PasoSee http://TexasCPAAA.net/convention

2015 TCPAAA AwardsNomination Packet:

http://texascpaaa.org/2015AwardNominationsPacket.pdf

Note: Awards NominationDeadline is July 6, 2015


http://texascpaaa.org/Region1/events.html


http://texascpaaa.org/Region1/local.html


http://texascpaaa.net/convention

http://nationalcpaa.org/conference.html





Issue 5 of Vol 13, May 2015 3 Region One Flash

Houston’s Police Officer MemorialWith Police Week and Police Officers Memorial Day happening this month, it is appropriate that wenote one of the Region’s landmarks which is dedicated to fallen officers.

Artist was Jesus Bautista Moroles. This is a 1990 Granite Sculpture, located at 1400 MemorialDrive in Houston. Given to the City of Houston by the Houston Endowment, the WorthamFoundation, the Linbeck Foundation, the Knox Foundation, the Cullen Foundation, Fayez Sarofimand Co., the Rockwell Fund, the Brown Foundation, the M.D. Anderson Foundation, the ScurlockFoundation, Neva West, and Albert and Margret Alkek.

Houston Police Officers' Memorial is the site for the annual procession and wreath-laying ceremonythat honors Houston's slain police officers. The site is guarded 24 hours a day by on-duty officers.This memorial was commissioned in order to honor Houston's police force and the officers whohave lost their lives in the line of duty. It is a tribute recognizing the sacrifices police officers makeon a daily basis for the City of Houston.

This carved grey Texas granite monolith is 120 feet by 120 feet. It is in the shape of a Greek cross(four equal arms) consisting of five ziggurat pyramids. Each pyramid is 40 feet on a side. Thecentral pyramid rises 12 feet aboveground while the outer four are sunkan equal distance into the turf.

There is a reflecting pool surroundedby four inscribed slabs of polishedTexas pink granite located at thesculptures apex (of the centralpyramid). The inscriptions bear thenames of over eighty officers thatdied in the line of duty. A smallerversion of the reflection pool is nearthe parking lot, for those visitors whoare unable to climb to the apex.







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Texas City Citizens Police Academy Alumni AssociationApril 2015 UPDATE by Faye Leonhardt, President

The TC CPAAA received their fund raiser t-shirts andthe sales are going strong. President FayeLeonhardt created the t-shirt design. We plan onmaking a second order so we can sell them atupcoming events.

Sgt. Jess Colwell presented Volunteer MaryMalm with her Gold Pin and Award for havingover 1000 hours. Congratulations to Mary forher hard work! (Photo below)

Becky Hoke (VP) volunteered for the SOA(Show Our Appreciation) for April, withsome baskets of Easter candy and somesugar free candy for those so inclined.

Volunteers assisted with the AnnualCandlelight Victim’s Vigil held at the TexasCity Police Station. This event supportssurvivors and allows us to remember thoseaffected by violence. Cookies and drinkswere served.

For National Volunteer Week, the Texas City Municipal Court honored the CPAAA Volunteers witha luncheon on April 20 at the PD. Many thanks to everyone who made this possible.

CPAAA & Explorer Post 200 also assisted with the 911 Stranger Danger presentations.

We have a lot of exciting events coming up:● City of Texas City - Cinco de Mayo Parade & Festival - Saturday, May 2, 2015● Galveston PD Memorial Service - Monday, May 11, 2015 (to honor fallen officers

in the line of duty) Criminal Justice Center – Galveston TX● Texas City Employees Health & Safety Fair – Thursday May 14, 2015

● Chamber of Commerce FUN FEST - Friday, May 29th ~ Saturday May 30, 2015● City of Texas City Juneteenth Parade & Celebration - Saturday, June 13, 2015

3PM● First Annual Firefighter Games on Sixth Street & Parade - Saturday, June 20,

2015● 4th of July Parade - Saturday, July 4th at 10AM

Activities From Region OneCPAA Associations

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Texas City - continued from previous page.

League City Citizen Police Academy Alumni AssociationSubmitted by Sue Shrum

MARCH AND APRIL 2015The LCCPAAA has continued its efforts in supporting the League City Police Department.Fundraising continues in order to purchase the K-9 Unit a new bite suit.

The Officer of the Month for March, was Officer Noe Perez. He is a 10 year veteran officer witha stellar record. He also went above and beyond the call of duty by ensuring the safety of oneof our elderly citizens, on his own time and with his own money.

Our Officer of the Month for April is Officer Eric Cox. In addition to being one of our awesomeK9 officers, who is partnered with Pako, Officer Cox has many other attributes, including beinga Certified EMT. When a call came concerning an elderly male who was not breathing and inpossible cardiac arrest, Officer Cox arrived on the scene within 3 minutes of being dispatched.With the assistance of a family member, life-saving measures were performed until the arrivalof the League City EMS.

We continue to enjoy having guest speakers who continue to be informative and entertaining.We are looking forward to the Village Fair, which is the League City Music Festival and theopportunity to serve our community.


Kemah Citizen Police Academy Alumni AssociationThirteenth Annual Kemah Cops and Crawfish Event

April 11, 2015 - Kemah Community CenterSubmitted by Carlene Neeley, Secretary

The 13th Annual Kemah Copsand Crawfish event held bythe Kemah Citizens PoliceAcademy Alumni Associationwas a huge success. Thanksto generous donations fromover 70 local businesses andindividuals, we raised signifi-cant funds to support our lo-cal Police Department. Andwe served up lots of crawfish and barbeque.

Service with a Smile

Face Painting forKids of all ages.

And of course,the Desserts!!!

Crawfish Cooking Team

DoorPrizes

SilentAuctions


Webster Citizen Police Academy Alumni AssociationSubmitted by Leo Waltz

Webster celebrates promotions of 5 police officers.On Tuesday, April 7, at the City Council Meeting, Oath of Office was administered for thefollowing Police Department promotions: Assistant Chief of Police-Daniel Rogers; Lieutenant-Peter Bacon; Sergeant-John Vaughn; and Two Corporals- Leroy Romero and Jason Tovar.Photo also shows Chief Daniel Presley on the left and City Manager Wayne Sabo on the rightwith the promoted officers.

Families, co-workers, and

friends joined in tocelebrate thepromotions.

At the April WCPAAA meeting Webster Officer Debra Cyr and her husbandBrett Cyr (with K-9 Ortje) with Harris County K-9, spoke and presented informationabout the history of gangs and what is going on locally.

Upcoming events:● The annual Police Appreciation dinner will take place on May 12th & 14th, 4-7pm. The

plan is to feed 30 officers each day. The time is planned to accommodate different shiftsof police personnel.

● The membership unanimously approved to participate in the annual 4th of JulyCelebration city event, with the WCPAAA doing a fundraiser food booth. Many of theWCPAAA members are also on the city’s Celebration Committee, so they will be doingdouble duty.


Dickinson Citizen Police Academy Alumni AssociationSubmitted by Tony Valdez

Dickinson Citizens Police Academy Class XXV “looks high and low”

The month of April found the Dickinson Citizens Police Academy doing building searchesfor the 'bad guys.’ Using a firearm/ flashlight and a ‘slice the pie’ search techniques taughtby Officer Valdez, students entered darkened rooms looking for a suspect(s). The‘suspect’ DPD Canine Officer Bruce Stewart kept their heartrates up and hid in placesthey never expected. These scenarios are designed to help citizens understand what itis like for officers to conduct building searches when they have to deal with the real ‘badguys.’

Helping with logistics and guiding the teams in the building was DCPAAA member NynaBurright. Officer Walt Candelari photographed their searches to provide future trainingtools.

A very special “Thank You” goes to Pastor, Dr. William H. King of the Greater HopeMissionary Baptist Church and his congregation for allowing us to use their facilities.

L to R: CPA MembersJuan Pantoja and Kay

Lowell clearing a hallwayduring the scenarios.

L to R: CPA MembersEmmanuel Lara and CarlHart fixing to make entryinto an office, while look-ing for a suspect.



Dickinson Police Department “Honor the Volunteers Award”

In its annual award ceremony honoring Dickinson’s Citizens Police Academy AlumniAssociation volunteers, the Dickinson Police Department recognized the manyvolunteers and their countless hours of service. From those who had contributed over500 volunteer service hours, Marilyn and Louis Decker were selected to receive the 2015DPD Pamper Package.

In addition to an escorted limo ride provided by Mr. Crowder and the Dickinson PoliceDepartment to the Moody Gardens Hotel and Resort, Mr. & Mrs. Decker enjoyed a onenight stay in an exquisite suite with a balcony view overlooking the pyramids of MoodyGardens. Flowers, compliments of Crowder Deats Florist, added to the ambience of thisspecial event. Complimentary champagne and chocolate covered strawberries providedby Moody Gardens set the tone for their dinner donated by Fish Tales on the GalvestonSeawall. Finishing up their ‘night on the town’ Mr. & Mrs. Decker enjoyed the breakfastbuffet there at the hotel before having to return to the ‘real world.’

At the Awards Ceremony Chief Moralesnoted that the department could notfunction as well as it does without thehard work and continued dedication ofthe DCPAAA members. A very special“Thank You” to all who make theorganization and this Department thesuccess it is!

Pictured: 2015 DCPAAA Award winnersMarilyn and Louis Decker beginning theirstay at Moody Gardens Hotel and Resort.

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Montgomery County Citizen Police Academy Alumni AssociationSubmitted by Samantha Bachman

I am only submitting the volunteer hours for the month of March. I will however, have areport for next month. The volunteer hours for the month of March is 430 hours, most ofthose hours were done at the Sheriff's office.

Honor to Serve,Samantha BachmanMCCAAA


La Porte Citizen Police Academy Alumni AssociationSubmitted by Deb Hathorn

May 2015YTD Volunteer Hours: 1409

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NEW ANIMAL SHELTER & ADOPTION CENTER OPEN

La Porte now has a new animal shelter and adoption center open on Spencer Highway, partlyin thanks to LPCPAAA volunteers with a love in their hearts for all animals.Throughout the past year volunteers Gary Tandy and Ken Rose were active members of the LPAnimal Shelter & Adoption Center landscape committee and tasked with organizing and plan-ning for donations to beautify the new facility. To help facilitate the landscaping, a team ofvolunteers bundled up on a chilled-to-the-bone-cold workday in February to lay grass, plantflower beds, help assemble benches and beautify the outdoors. As a result, the landscaping wasperfectly in place during several pre-celebrations and the grand opening.To ensure potential adoptive 'parents' can view the felines in a clean, natural, and fun environ-ment, the LPCPAAA also made a donation toward a cat condo.Our special thanks to Paula Wohnoutka, Liz Lainhart, Vicky Copley, Norma Elliott, Kim Guarino,the Guyon family, Mikal Luzon, Brenda Pritchard, Paula Rizzuto, Shirley Rogers, Emma Zech,Virginia Chase, and Josh Zech who assisted during the ribbon cutting ceremony and public openhouse days by greeting guests, serving lunch, overseeing children activities, and providing toursof the facility.!! We couldn't leave out Rusty & Sandi Paulus, who worked for hours on end todesign, create and build the Fido collection boxes which are placed around town. 100% of thedonations go toward additional animal services. Oh, and the best part of the whole day....one ofour volunteers adopted a pet and the center has been overwhelmed with adoptions!

GREAT TEXAS WARRANT ROUNDUP The annual roundup kicked off with a bang asvolunteers such as Richard Browder, Richard Tilley, Mikal Luzon, Liz Lainhart, and MilissaGuyon took to the phone banks at the Municipal Court throughout a week to make severalthousand courtesy calls to individuals with outstanding warrants. As a result of their collaborativeefforts with the court clerks, over $40K in fines were collected. This is a significant increaseover 2014. Way to go team!!

MARDI GRAS ON MAIN ST. Volunteers love to have a good time so the LP Mardi GrasFestival was just the ticket! For three full hours on February 21st, the sights and sounds of MainSt. included the Mambo Jazz Kings, food trucks, stilt walkers, face painters, the King & Queen,and much more! Continued on next page.

Ken Rose,Rusty

Paulus,Sandi

Paulus,(unknown),Chief Ken

Adcox

(Photocredit: Cityof La Porte)


Helping assist in all the fun were volunteers,Norma Elliott, Kim Guarino, Hershel Moore Sr. &Jr., Debbie Parker, Brenda Pritchard, ShirleyRogers, Emma Zech, Josh Zech were on handearly to help set up, provide parade barricadeservice, and assist vendors and the public to theto providing directions to the Craft Beer GardenMarket and Food Trucks Entertainment, balloonartists, band, and dancing. Even though the daywas damped a bit by rain, several volunteershung around to clean up.AUTISTIC CHILDREN'S EVENTC.O.P. members, Paula Rizzuto and Kim Guarino attended a meet and greet for Autisticchildren at Heritage Park Elementary. The event offered these precious children an opportunityto personally tour Fire, Police, and EMS vehicles as well as the Citizens on Patrol car. It wasamazing how something as simple as sitting in a vehicle or shaking the hand of a fireman orpolice officer can brighten a child's day.

NATIONAL TELECOMMUNICATOR WEEKOur President, Brenda Pritchard wasn't about to let the week slip by without showing a little loveto our outstanding dispatch team. A small gift bag filled with goodies and a thankful rhymeattached was presented to each of our dispatch personnel.

NATIONAL VOLUNTEERS WEEKThe City of La Porte council chambers was packed with a number of volunteers looking on asPresident Brenda Pritchard received from Mayor Rigby the plaque declaring April 12-18 NationalVolunteer Week. ChiefAdcox pointed out thatthe LPCPAAA contribut-ed close to 4000 hours oftheir time in 2014 and arewell on their way in 2015of doubling the amount.He shared that not for thevolunteers many activi-ties with the departmentand the city would not getdone.

OFFICER DOWN PROGRAMOne of our officers and several family members were recentlydisplaced after a fire in his home. To help with immediate needsfor himself and provide a little relief for the children involved, theLPCPAAA donated $100 and two gift cards to Game Stop. Avery humble Officer Butch Newton said he felt guilty having somuch attention coming his way after the incident but expressedgreat appreciation to everyone that has offered to help him andhis family get through this tragedy.

La Porte - Continued from previous page.

Shirley Rogers, Josh Zech, Emma Zech, Kim Guarino, Gary Tandy, Deb Hathorn, Norma Elliott,Explorer Matthew Guyon, Milissa Guyon, Explorer Nicholas Guyon, Doug Hathorn, Explorer, Mayor

Rigby, Chief Ken Adcox (Photo credit: City of La Porte)

Brenda Pritchard &Officer B. Newton



SHATTERED DREAMS SCHOLARSHIP FUNDThe comprehensive two-day Shattered Dreams program was held March 11 and 12 andinvolved several activities to educate youth by dramatizing the problems associated withdrinking and driving. The Shattered Dreams program, which is hosted at LPHS every twoyears, takes place the week before spring break and shortly before prom and other end-of-yearactivities in an effort to help students to think twice about drinking and driving. The program alsoaddresses the issue of texting while driving.

In addition to LPHS staff and students, the event is hosted by La Porte Emergency MedicalServices, La Porte Police Department, La Porte Municipal Courts, La Porte Fire Department,City of La Porte, Memorial Hermann Hospital, Paul U. Lee Funeral Home, the La Porte ISDMaintenance and Transportation Departments and other organizations. LPCPAAA Volunteersare always on hand to assist with the SIDNE portion of the program.

One of the major features of the program is that it provides college scholarships to LPHSstudents funded by donations by individuals, businesses and organizations in the community.

In support of this important project and fund, the LPCPAAA made a $100 donation toward thescholarship fund. Those who would like to contribute, or who would like more information aboutthe program, should contact Griffin at 281-604-7523 or [email protected].

UPCOMING EVENTSVOLUNTEER EXPOVolunteers are looking forward to the annual Volunteer Expo to be held April 14, 2015 at thePasadena Convention Center from 4pm-6pm. The LPCPAAA will be on hand at their booth tosolicit new members, visit with other agencies and seek out new trends or ideas about howother organizations operate. Hope to see you all there too!!

SYLVAN BEACH FESTIVALApril 24 & 25 - The 59th Sylvan Beach Festival is one of our largest events of the year. As inyears past, the volunteers will start the day by manning barricades along the parade route.Several volunteers will join the parade procession in the costumes, Daren the DARE Lion andMcGrufin. The C.O.P. vehicle will be driven by volunteers while others are setting up thecommunication booth inside the festival grounds. Outside the festival grounds, another set ofvolunteers will be assisting Officer Stanley in conducting a Slap.n.Tag to encourage visitors tofollow the "Hide It, Lock It, Keep It" guidelines to avoid vandalism. Shew, busy day but we arelooking forward to the food, fun, bands, and bbq cookoff!!

WALLY WISE SHELTER-IN-PLACE PROGRAMIt's time again to help our youngsters K-3 learn the Shelter-in-Placeprogram! On April 29 & 30 the LP Safety Team, consisting of fiveLPCPAAA volunteers, will take to the stage and demonstrate the threesteps necessary to stay safe during a chemical emergency. RichardBrowder, Milissa Guyon, Norma Elliott, Doug & Deb Hathorn comprisethe Safety Team and collaborate each year with the LP EmergencyManagement Office to ensure our children and teachers are preparedin the event of an emergency.

La Porte - Continued from previous page.

Wally Wise -Photo by

DebHathorn


Pasadena Citizen Police Academy Alumni AssociationSubmitted by Gene Wheeler, 2nd Vice President

March & April Activities

On March 24, 2015 our Citizens Police Academy Class #34 began. There are 17 membersenrolled in this class. The class runs for about 12 weeks.

On Saturday, March 28, 2015 we hadour “Coffee with a Cop”. This was host-ed by the Pasadena Police Departmentin an effort to meet with the citizens ofPasadena and to answer any questionsor concerns they may have about theircommunity. It was also a great way tobridge the gap between the police de-partment and citizens of Pasadena.Gene Wheeler and David Terrell, mem-bers of our Citizens on Patrol were alsoon hand with the Pasadena Officers.Pasadena police officers pictured areOfficer Jessica Rice and Lt. Holt. Alsopictured is Vance Mitchell, PasadenaPolice Department’s spokesperson.

On April 14, 2015 members of our COPProgram participated at the 2nd Annual"Volunteer Expo" at the Pasadena Con-vention Center. Members present fromleft to right were Alida Donnell, DavidTerrell, Ken Donnell, back row, Bill Hind-mon, Sgt. John Banjo, PPD, and GeneWheeler. We were able to meet some ofthe Pasadena citizens and discuss whatthe volunteer opportunities we have.Pictured with Sgt. Banjo is Mrs. JanMayes of Pasadena.



On April 25, 2015 our Citizens onPatrol had their quarterly training. Thetraining will cover the Skywatch Tower.This is the newest equipmentpurchased by the Pasadena PoliceDepartment. We learned how tooperate and utilize this in an effort todeter crime in our area parking lots andspecial activities. We also hadcertification training on HandicapEnforcement.

Pasadena - Continued from previous page.

Brenham Citizens Police Academy Alumni AssociationExtracted from pages of The Informant, April 2015;

Submitted by Benita Schramme.

Local Law Enforcement and Judicial officials gathered for a great cause;to place 49 blue ribbons on a tree at City Hall to raise awareness of childabuse and neglect. The ribbons are dedicated to the 49 confirmed childvictims of abuse and neglect in Washington County in 2014.

The Police Chief, District Attorney and Sheriff are behind the “Blue Rib-bon” campaign to bring awareness to child abuse and neglect in our area.They remind us to Report Child Abuse to 1-800-252-5400 and go towww.scottyshouse.org for more information on how we too can help.




More from the pages of Brenham’s The Informant, April Edition.The complete edition can be found at http://texascpaaa.org/Region1/local.html

Brenham - continued from previous page.


CommitteesInformation and NoticesCommittees

Audit: TBD annuallyBenevolence: Dolores Gant, Chair, 281-997-1015;

[email protected]: TBDByLaws: TBDMembership: Chair: vacant.

Maggie Spooner, 281-217-6577, [email protected] Sales: Sandi MillerNominations: Chair: vacant.

Billy Boehlke, 409-925-2043; [email protected]: Jeanne Canales, Chair, [email protected]: Jeanne Canales, Chair, [email protected]

Dottie Duby, 979-419-2383, [email protected] Phillips, 936-377-3891;Adell Boren, [email protected];Calvin Walker, [email protected]

Future activities should be sent to LeoWaltz, the Region One and Texas CPAAAweb manager, at the following emailaddress: [email protected]

This newsletter is a monthly publication of RegionOne of the Texas Citizen Police Academy Alumni

Association. All officers are volunteers.

Region One website:TexasCPAAA.org/Region1

Deadline forJune Issue isMay 30, 2015

Region One Email List (currently has 230 email addresses)In February 2014, we started an email list like the one used by the state, and this new list is for all CPAAA’s,their members, liaison and coordinators, police dept personnel interested in Region One activities. A link tothis newsletter will be emailed to those on the list; no newsletters will be sent as attachments because of thefile size being rejected by many mail servers. Of course the newsletter will be available on the Regionwebsite as soon as it is published, but we recommend that you get your email address on the list to receive

other timely information also. There is a link on the Region web page or you can visit this link:http://texascpaaa.net/mailman/listinfo/region-one_texascpaaa.net

June MeetingDate: Jun 13, 2015Time: 9:00 AMPlace: Pasadena

The next state board meeting will be June 6 inBuffalo, which is prior to the June Region Onemeeting. Agenda for the board meeting will beposted in early May, possibly after thisnewsletter is published. Check the TCPAAAweb site Meetings Page about 30 days aheadof the meeting date to see the agenda. Copiesmight also be available at the May Regionmeeting.A reminder that local newsletters are neededfor the Region Local Newsletters page. If yourCPAAA produces a newsletter, send it [email protected] as a pdf file. If thenewsletter is already online, just sent the URL.Here is the link to the Local Newsletters page:TexasCPAAA.org/Region1/local.html

AngletonBrenhamDeer ParkDickinsonFt. Bend Co.Galveston Co SheriffHarris County SheriffHoustonHumbleKemahLa PorteLake JacksonLeague City

Liberty CountyMontgomery

CountyPasadenaPearlandRichmondSugarlandTexas CityTri AgencyWebster

Billy BoehlkeBarbara BrownJeanne

CanalesAmelia CollinsSusan ErnstSuzanne KellyBob Milke

(From RegionTreasurer,as of 4/26)

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