AGENCY INFORMATION

Belleville Police Department

6 Main Street

Belleville , MI 48111

Tel: 734-699-2710

Fax: 734-699-3767

Email: Kfaull99@Hotmail.com

Population: 3,500 Seasonal Population: 3,500

Number of full-time officers: 10 Part-time: 0

PROGRAM INFORMATION

Program Name: School Resource Officer

Contact: Officer Kristin Faull or Officer Ryan Bidwell

Program Description: Dealing with the daily issues that arise in all schools (truancy, assaults, any

drug related incidents, etc.). Acting resource for Staff, Students, and

Administration. Also involved in child safety programs (fingerprinting and

bicycle helmet program etc.).

What is (are) your target group(s)?

Elementary school age Middle school age High School age

Nature of the program?

Prevention Intervention Both

How long has your program been offered? 0 years 6 months

How is your program requested?

How/when is your program offered?

Through out the school year.

Do you use the same or a different officer to provide the program?

There are two officers

How is your program funded?

My Agency Community Groups Local Businesses

School Fund Raisers/Donations State Grant

Federal Grant Other:

Other Partnerships: Van Buren Township Police Department and The City Of Belleville.

Resources used to deliver program:

None as of right now.

AGENCY INFORMATION

Charlevoix City Police Department

P.O. Box 550

Charlevoix, MI 49720

Tel: 231-547-3258

Fax: 231-547-3255

Email: stover@freeway.net

Website:

Population: 3,000 Seasonal Population: 9,000

Number of full-time officers: 8 Part-time: 1

PROGRAM INFORMATION

Program Name: DARE

Contact: Officer Gerard Doan

Program Description: 10 week program; with violence section.

What is (are) your target group(s)?

Elementary school age Middle school age High School age

Nature of the program?

Prevention Intervention Both

How long has your program been offered? 10 years 0 months

How is your program requested?

School requests program.

How/when is your program offered?

Once per year.

Do you use the same or a different officer to provide the program?

Same

How is your program funded?

My Agency Community Groups Local Businesses

School Fund Raisers/Donations State Grant

Federal Grant Other:

Other Partnerships:

Resources used to deliver program:

Program provides books/teacher guide.

AGENCY INFORMATION

City of Novi Police Department

45125 West Ten Mile

Novi, MI 48375

Tel: 248-348-7100

Fax: 248-347-0570

Email: dshaeffer@ci.novi.mi.us

Website: www.novipolice.org

Population: 48,000 Seasonal Population:

Number of full-time officers: 57 Part-time: 0

PROGRAM INFORMATION

Program Name: School Resource Officer

Contact: Det. Jerrod Hart

Program Description: Det. Hart is assigned to Novi High School on a full time basis when school is

in session. Det. Hart has daily interaction with students, parents and staff.

Det. Hart has been trained by the National Association of School Resource

Officers (NASRO) and the COPS in Schools program.

What is (are) your target group(s)?

Elementary school age Middle school age High School age

Nature of the program?

Prevention Intervention Both

How long has your program been offered? 3 years 0 months

How is your program requested?

Referrals by school administrators or observations by the SRO.

How/when is your program offered?

M-F, 0630-1500 hrs by referral or request of a student or other community

Do you use the same or a different officer to provide the program?

Same

How is your program funded?

My Agency Community Groups Local Businesses

School Fund Raisers/Donations State Grant

Federal Grant Other:

Other Partnerships: Novi Youth Assistance, Novi Community That Cares Coalition, Novi

Community School District.

Resources used to deliver program:

Det. Hart has several pamphlets in his office regarding drug use, violence

and gun safety.

AGENCY INFORMATION

City of Royal Oak Police Dept.

221 E. Third

Royal Oak, MI 48067

Tel: 248-246-3500

Email: annmarieg@ci.royal-oak.mi.us

Population: 67,000 Seasonal Population:

Number of full-time officers: 90 Part-time: 0

PROGRAM INFORMATION

Program Name: Conflict and the Law / and Bullying

Contact: Officer Ann Marie Gasiorek

Program Description: Both programs deal with how to resolve conflict peacefully and how to deal

with others that you don't like or get along with. And the criminal aspect if

you do break the law or you are violent in a situation.

What is (are) your target group(s)?

Elementary school age Middle school age High School age

Nature of the program?

Prevention Intervention Both

How long has your program been offered? 1 years 0 months

How is your program requested?

Through the school administrators.

How/when is your program offered?

Once a school year to 5, 6, 7, and 8 graders.

Do you use the same or a different officer to provide the program?

Same

How is your program funded?

My Agency Community Groups Local Businesses

School Fund Raisers/Donations State Grant

Federal Grant Other:

Other Partnerships:

Resources used to deliver program:

Pamphlets, video and speech.

AGENCY INFORMATION

Gerrish Township Police Department.

2997 E. Higgins Lk Drive

Roscommon, MI 48653

Tel: 989-821-5207

Fax: 989-821-7533

Email: gerrish_sgt@gerrishtownship.org

Website: www.gerrishtownship.org

Population: 5,000 Seasonal Population: 25,000

Number of full-time officers: 7 Part-time: 0

PROGRAM INFORMATION

Program Name: Truth About Drinking/Alcohol and Other Drug Program

Contact: Sgt. Brian Hill

Program Description: I have put together my own program using various resources to include

videos, statistics, drunk vision goggles, and other props listed below. The

Michigan National Guard Counter Drug Office has assisted us as well. We

also incorporate tobacco usage/abuse in the program.

What is (are) your target group(s)?

Elementary school age Middle school age High School age

Nature of the program?

Prevention Intervention Both

How long has your program been offered? 3 years 0 months

How is your program requested?

We have secured a spot in the school curriculum.

How/when is your program offered?

Fall for the middle school/spring for the elementary school.

Do you use the same or a different officer to provide the program?

Same

How is your program funded?

My Agency Community Groups Local Businesses

School Fund Raisers/Donations State Grant

Federal Grant Other:

Other Partnerships: Michigan National Guard

ACT-NOW (Advisory Community Team-Neighbors on Watch)

Resources used to deliver program:

Truth About Drinking Video from AIMS Company.

Drunk Vision Goggles/blackened Pig Lung/teeth models to demonstrate

cancers of gums, tongue etc.

Pamphlets from many various sources that coincide with our

programs/demonstrations etc.

21 YRS experience in working with kids

AGENCY INFORMATION

Jackson Police Department

216 E. Washington Street

Jackson, MI 49201

Tel: 517-768-8700

Fax: 517-788-4137

Website: ciityofjackson.org

Population: 35,000 Seasonal Population:

Number of full-time officers: 75 Part-time:

PROGRAM INFORMATION

Program Name: School Liaison Officers

Contact: Sgt. Tom Eagle, Investigations Supervisors

Program Description: Three officers are assigned full time to four schools in the district. One

officer to the high school, one to the middle school and one to share between

two alternative schools for middle and high school age students. The

officers are the link between law enforcement and the community schools

and a resource to the educational system in their effort to identify and

suppress actions that endanger the safety of those in the school system.

The benefit to be derived is the protection of life and property and a reduction

in criminal incidents involving school age youth.

What is (are) your target group(s)?

Elementary school age Middle school age High School age

Nature of the program?

Prevention Intervention Both

How long has your program been offered? 20 years 0 months

How is your program requested?

How/when is your program offered?

Do you use the same or a different officer to provide the program?

How is your program funded?

My Agency Community Groups Local Businesses

School Fund Raisers/Donations State Grant

Federal Grant Other:

Other Partnerships:

Resources used to deliver program:

AGENCY INFORMATION

Monroe City Police Department

100 E. Second Street

Monroe, MI 48161

Tel: 734-243-7500

Email: wassus@monroe.k12.mi.us

Website: Monroe Police Dept.

Population: 26,000 Seasonal Population: 26,000

Number of full-time officers: 50 Part-time:

PROGRAM INFORMATION

Program Name: TEAM Classes and AFTERMATH classes

Contact: Cpl. Kenneth J. Wassus

Program Description: TEAM classes are a program developed by the Michigan State Police. The

program consists of classes ranging from kindergarten through 12th grade.

The topics of the classes are different depending on the age of the class.

Presently I teach all of the sixth grade classes on school violence and the

transition from the elementary school to the middle school. I emphasize the

need to tell adults about weapons, drugs and bullying in school. I also teach

to the 8th grade classes a Interactive CD called AFTERMATH. The CD plays

out scenarios on a gun in school, drugs in schools, bullying, and depression.

You see a scene and then you stop the CD and have discussions on the

decisions that need to need to be made.

What is (are) your target group(s)?

Elementary school age Middle school age High School age

Nature of the program?

Prevention Intervention Both

How long has your program been offered? 4 years 0 months

How is your program requested?

The school district made the request.

How/when is your program offered?

Throughout the school year.

Do you use the same or a different officer to provide the program?

Same officer

How is your program funded?

My Agency Community Groups Local Businesses

School Fund Raisers/Donations State Grant

Federal Grant Other:

Other Partnerships:

Resources used to deliver program:

Michigan State Police

AGENCY INFORMATION

Mt. Pleasant Police Department

804 E. High Street

Mt. Pleasant, MI 48858

Tel: 989-779-5100

Fax: 989-773-4020

Email: mburand@mt_pleasant.org

Website: www.mt_pleasant.org

Population: 27,000 Seasonal Population: 44,000

Number of full-time officers: 34 Part-time: 0

PROGRAM INFORMATION

Program Name: Youth Services Unit

Contact: Sgt. Douglas LaLone

Program Description: The Youth Services Unit is a multi-jurisdictional unit made up of officers from

all law enforcement agencies in Isabella County, including the Mt. Pleasant

Police Department, Isabella County Sheriff's Department, Saginaw Chippewa

Tribal Police Department, and the Michigan State Police Mt. Pleasant Post. The

unit is dedicated to the reduction of juvenile incidents in Isabella county

through intervention, leadership, guidance, and education. This is

accomplished by having school liaison officers in all schools in Isabella

County including full time officers in four schools plus 2 officers rotating into

all elementary schools on a weekly basis.

What is (are) your target group(s)?

Elementary school age Middle school age High School age

Nature of the program?

Prevention Intervention Both

How long has your program been offered? 7 years 0 months

How is your program requested?

A mutual agreement between law enforcement and the schools has been

How/when is your program offered?

Year round to all schools in Isabella County, including public, private and

charter schools.

Do you use the same or a different officer to provide the program?

6 officers for a 2 year assignment

How is your program funded?

My Agency Community Groups Local Businesses

School Fund Raisers/Donations State Grant

Federal Grant Other:

Other Partnerships: Isabella County Sheriff's Department, Michigan State Police (Mt. Pleasant

Post), and Saginaw Chippewa Tribal Police Department.

Resources used to deliver program:

T.E.A.M. (TEACHING,EDUCATING, AND MENTORING) Program. All officers

are trained in T.E.A.M. and give presentations in schools on such topics as:

Basic Safety Rules, Gun Safety, Drug and Tobacco Awareness, Fire

Safety, Crime & the Community, School Violence, Understanding Law

Enforcement, Gangs & Violence, Problem Solving, Understanding the Court

System, and Facing Consequences. Additionally, we provide an annual

Youth Police Academy which is free of cost to up to 30 students each year.

AGENCY INFORMATION

Plainwell Dept of Public Safety

141 North Main Street

Plainwell, MI 49080

Tel: 269-685-9858

Fax: 269-685-5460

Email: johnvarley@plainwell.org

Population: 4,500 Seasonal Population: 4,500

Number of full-time officers: 9 Part-time: 2

PROGRAM INFORMATION

Program Name: School Resource Officer

Contact: John Varley

Program Description: Council,Teach, Mentor Students.

What is (are) your target group(s)?

Elementary school age Middle school age High School age

Nature of the program?

Prevention Intervention Both

How long has your program been offered? 4 years 0 months

How is your program requested?

School Board.

How/when is your program offered?

All school year.

Do you use the same or a different officer to provide the program?

Same

How is your program funded?

My Agency Community Groups Local Businesses

School Fund Raisers/Donations State Grant

Federal Grant Other:

Other Partnerships: The school pays 100%

Resources used to deliver program:

TEAM program

AGENCY INFORMATION

Saginaw Township Police Dept.

4930 Shattuck Road

Saginaw, MI 48603

Tel: 989-793-2310

Fax: 989-791-6384

Email: srenico@saginawtownship.net

Website: www.saginawtownship.org

Population: 40,000 Seasonal Population:

Number of full-time officers: 43 Part-time: 3

PROGRAM INFORMATION

Program Name: School Resource Program/ TEAM

Contact: D/Sgt. Mike Berent

Program Description: School Resource Officer assigned to Heritage HS - also works 1 day/week

at Nouvel Catholic Central. TEAM will be beginning in two weeks in all

elementary schools and the middle school.

What is (are) your target group(s)?

Elementary school age Middle school age High School age

Nature of the program?

Prevention Intervention Both

How long has your program been offered? 10 years 0 months

How is your program requested?

Through school administrators.

How/when is your program offered?

Weekly.

Do you use the same or a different officer to provide the program?

Same

How is your program funded?

My Agency Community Groups Local Businesses

School Fund Raisers/Donations State Grant

Federal Grant Other:

Other Partnerships:

Resources used to deliver program:

Books, pamphlets, videos, etc.

AGENCY INFORMATION

Wyoming Police Department

2300 Dehoop Avenue

Wyoming, MI 49509

Tel: 616-530-7324

Fax: 616-261-7116

Population: 70,000 Seasonal Population: 70,000

Number of full-time officers: 101 Part-time: 0

PROGRAM INFORMATION

Program Name: Wyoming Neighborhood Enforcement Team (W.Y.N.E.T)

Contact: Sergeant Kirt Zuiderveen/Sergeant Corey Walendzik

Program Description: 4-School Liaison Officers, 3-School Resource Officers, 5-Community Officer.

Liaisons responsible for various schools, Resource officers give

presentations at elementary schools. Community responsible for various "At-

risk" areas.

Officers are trained in various assignments: T.E.A.M., D.A.R.E, Child seat,

Child Watch. etc.

What is (are) your target group(s)?

Elementary school age Middle school age High School age

Nature of the program?

Prevention Intervention Both

How long has your program been offered? 7 years 0 months

How is your program requested?

At the school or community request.

How/when is your program offered?

School Liaisons and Community Officers are year round. Resource Officer

programs are offered during the school year.

Do you use the same or a different officer to provide the program?

Different Officers

How is your program funded?

My Agency Community Groups Local Businesses

School Fund Raisers/Donations State Grant

Federal Grant Other:

Other Partnerships: Schools, businesses, neighborhood and Child Watch members

Resources used to deliver program:

Books, pamphlets, PowerPoint presentations, coloring books, pens, pencils.