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Take a look at the first week of the APD Community Liaison Corporation's Youth Leadership Camp.
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Eva Martinez began her journey with the Austin Police Department Summer Youth Leadership Program her Fourth Grade year and remained a dedicated student within our program. She also exuded a great sense of leadership abilities and knowledge to lead her peers when performing assignments, tasks and special service projects. Eva has an infectious spirit which made her a perfect candidate to be our program Teen Leader Captain with all the leader duties to keep the group informed and on task. Through our relationship with the City of Austin Emerging Leader Program Eva was selected to participate as a summer intern to be paid summer COA employee. This program provided her great opportunity to make money to help her single parent mother with the needs of their family. We here at the Austin Police Department wish her nothing but the best that life has in store for her and her future. Austin Police Department Office of Community Liaison Youth Leadership Program 2020 Graduation8/21/2020 Graduate Brian Benitez graduated from KIPP Collegiate Austin High School. Brian began his journey with the Austin Police Department Summer Youth Leadership Program his Seventh Grade year and proved his dedication to the program goals and objectives by exemplifying strong leadership skills and ability. Every summer Brian was a key lead in logistics for our summer program he along with a crew of students had the responsibilities of setting up hydration stations, food /snack stations, equipment and uniform inventory and issuance to name a few of his unlimited duties. Brian performed his duties and carried himself with excellence. We are proud of Brian and his accomplishments and applaud his love for our program and his family. We wish him nothing but the best in his pursuit of education and a career. Because of Covid-19, the APD Youth Leadership Camp and its partner AISD is adapting to social distancing needs by presenting camp units online using virtual technology, such as Google Classes. Camp is expected to begin June 1st and will include presentations by Jet Baker and his nonprofit, Share, Art, Heal. "K9s Saving K9s" event in benefit of Forgotten Friends Mixed Breed Rescue. APD Office of Community Liaison, Saturday, 4.27.19  What a great turn-out despite some rain!  SALT members from all over Austin gathered together on September 7th to meet with police officers to discuss ways of staying safe.  July 22, 2017. The day was a hot as the cars. Everybody was a Highway Star. APD Chief Chris McIlvain and Mr. and Mrs. Blue Santa appeared at the Omni Hotel's holiday celebration. A good time was had by all. |
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