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106 images in Gallery CIS and the Community
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Image Id: #35One of the primary goals of the Community & Character Based Protection Initiative (CCBPI) is to establish trust and communication with the residents. In most environments, children are the best opportunity to establish an initial foothold into the community. -
Image Id: #36CIS officers spend time getting to know the children of the protected community--talking with kids, playing basketball, etc. -
Image Id: #37The goal of Phase Three of CCBPI is anchoring. During this phase, residents begin to get to know eachother and a new sense of community fiber emerges. -
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Image Id: #40In many CIS protected communities, families are financially unprepared for events like Christmas. Every year, CIS Santa visits underprivledged kids in CIS communities and delivers gifts collected from our toy drive. -
Image Id: #42CIS officers routinely visit classrooms and kindergartens to talk with children about crime, personal safety, and the importance of character and integrity. -
Image Id: #43One of the elements that distinguish CIS officers from traditional security officers is their skill in communications. -
Image Id: #44Establishing effective rapport with residents is critical to CCBPI and the long term success of any community reclamation program. -
Image Id: #45In many low-income communities, kids grow up idealizing gang members and drug dealers due to their perceived "affluence" and "respect." By interacting with children of the community, CIS officers provide an alternative to negative role models and reinforce positive personal values. -
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Image Id: #50An imporant part of CCBPI Phase Three is organizing and rallying the community against crime and community victimization. Working in conjunction with civic organizations, CIS actively supports and assists in organizing pubic events such as the annual USF Community Drug Walk. -
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Image Id: #52The principles of CCBPI are universal and adapt to a range of environments, including even college campuses and properties that rent primarily to college students and young adults. -
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Image Id: #54Many children in CIS protected communities live in dense, urban environments and have little opportunity to experience play in the outdoors. To help kids see a world beyond the inner city and reinforce positive communication with "authority" figures, CIS hosts special events such as the March 2003 outdoor paintball tournament. -
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Image Id: #60CIS Officers organized a community trick-or-treat event; residents were able to have a safe and fun halloween. -
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Image Id: #64Halloween 2005, CIS officers create a haunted house for the residents of one of the local communities. -
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Image Id: #67Every year, CIS Santa visits underprivledged kids in CIS communities and delivers gifts collected from our toy drive. Santa also posed for pictures with the community children who were unable to visit him at the local malls. -
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Image Id: #78Every year, CIS Santa visits underprivledged kids in CIS communities and delivers gifts collected from our toy drive. This year's 2008 toy drive was was record breaking. On Christmas Eve, CIS officers and Santa delivered toys to 279 children from 117 families! -
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Image Id: #91On Saturday, January 10th 2009 at 0730hrs, CIS officers rolled onto the grounds at the Nuccio Community Center on Sligh Avenue in Sector 3. With us we brought the Mobile Command Center (MCC), the Argo (our amphibious 6-wheeler off road vehicle), nearly a dozen CIS officers, and a strategic plan for working in concert with the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office. Residents of the surrounding community also joined us in what would be one of the largest combined efforts in the area for a community beautification program ever. -
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Image Id: #92Left to right - Chris Dunbar, MSgt. Rob McDaniels, Lt. Hank Mann, Maj. Hector Rodriguez, Deputy Tangelea Jackson (HCSO), SSgt. Adam Rumenapp, MSgt. Shawn Williams, Ofc. Jonathan Brooks, Cpl. Jonathan Huff, Cpl. Sean Jakubowski. Far right Delta 2 and below is Delta 5 and Delta 2 “big pimpin’.” -
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Image Id: #101The event was originally scheduled for grades 1 and 2, but after contact was made with the Principal of the School, Ms. Rushe, she briefly suspended ALL classes so that ALL grades could come participate! It was a huge hit, and everyone involved was in awe. -
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