 About Us
C.O.P.S. Mission Avenue is Spokane C.O.P.S. 13th shop, the first of it's
kind in the nation
located within a community college environment! The grand opening
of Mission Avenue C.O.P.S. was March 5, 2008.
Invited
Speakers were:
Governor
Christine Gregoire, Mayor Mary Verner, City Council President Joe Shogan, SPD Chief Anne Kirkpatrick, DOC Secretary Eldon Vail, C.O.P.S. Director
Christy Hamilton, C.O.P.S. Board of Directors members Katie Reynolds and
Jack Brucick, SCC Vice-President Student and Instruction Services Dr. Teri McKenzie.
Spokane C.O.P.S., Spokane Police Department, Washington State Department
of Corrections, and the Community Colleges of Spokane have entered into
a collaborative agreement to the Mission Avenue C.O.P.S. substation on
the Spokane Community College campus. Mission Avenue C.O.P.S.
substation is located at Spokane Community College, 1810 North Greene
St., Building #1, Room 149.
This substation will serve Chief Garry Neighborhood, as well as the
Minnehaha Neighborhood area. Greg Hecht, Director of the Office of
Neighborhood Services, says his office is “thrilled to work towards this
end that would certainly be of a great benefit to Chief Garry Park and
Minnehaha. The neighborhoods have wanted this for a long time.”
Our shop currently has 9 community and student volunteers that work at
the shop or are responsible for one or more of our programs.
C.O.P.S. Mission Avenue
geographic area is Garnet St. and Market/Greene north of the Spokane
River and east of the river at Trent to Center Road.
Stay tuned to this web
page for updated information.
Services
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Neighborhood
Resource Center
to report neighborhood crimes and
problems
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Referral to
agencies in the Spokane Community
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Crime prevention information
resources
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Accessibility to Neighborhood
Resource Officers for the Chief Garry and Minnehaha Neighborhoods
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Graffiti
Reporting Team
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Vehicle accident
reports
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Code Enforcement forms
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Meeting
facility
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Department of Corrections
Officers
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Bicycle Registration
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Registered sex offender
information
Programs
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Front Desk Operations
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Block
Watch
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Business Watch
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Bicycle Registration
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Graffiti Reporting
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McGruff Safe House
Projects
Events
Meetings
People
The volunteers at
C.O.P.S. Mission Avenue are men and women of various ages, at least 18
years of age. Some are retired
and others currently working in various businesses. Their common cause
is helping the Minnehaha and Chief Garry Park neighborhoods and their citizens maintain and improve
their quality of life and safety.
Partnerships
Fundraisers
Newsletter
Statistics will be available for 2008 in
January 2009.
Contact Us
Phone:
(509) 625-3301
Fax: (509) To be determined
E-mail:
copsma@spokanepolice.org
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