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Police Programs
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Junior Cadet Program Over the past 35 years, the Junior Cadet Program was overseen by many Police Officers. In more recent years, the program grew enormously. Junior Cadets, for the first time worked with Community Service Officers at the mall, at the Crime Prevention Fair, National Night Out, Stockton Police K-9 Trials, San Joaquin County Fair, Stockton Asparagus Festival, Waterfest, Cinco de Mayo parade, and First Night. As
the Stockton Police Department adopted Community Oriented Policing
and Problem Solving (COPPS), we recognized the need to continue our
commitment to local youth. We felt we could accomplish this by forming
a direct line of communication between the Stockton Police Department
and the youth of our community by recruiting more youth into
the Junior Cadet Program. This program ultimately shapes kids into
potential Police Officers and helps them develop responsibility,
trust, teamwork, and other leadership characteristics.
Qualifications for joining the Junior Cadet Program include the following:
Anyone interested in becoming a Junior Cadet with the Stockton Police Department must complete an application form and submit it to Officer Donavan McCoy, Stockton Police Department, 22 East Market Street, Stockton, CA 95202, or send it via fax to (209) 937-8049. Click here to complete the application (pdf), print, and mail or fax to Officer McCoy. Applications may also be obtained by sending an E mail request to Officer Donavan McCoy at donavan.mccoy@ci.stockton.ca.us.
The Junior Giants Program was developed to benefit children who want to play baseball but cannot afford to pay the required fees. The program is affiliated with the San Francisco Giants baseball organization, and operates during summer months.
Anyone
wishing additional information regarding the Junior Giants program
should contact Officer Joe Silva at (209)
937-8323. Or, click
here for the application form (pdf). Police Athletic League's Boxing Program The
Police Athletic League's Boxing Program was developed for youth who
want to learn the fundamentals of boxing. The program is designed
to teach youth discipline, teamwork, and mental preparation. Program
participants are required to have a valid "passbook" to
box. The SPYA Boxing Club currently serves approximately 70 boys and
girls within the city of Stockton. Boxing Pro and former National
PAL Champion David Martinez also trains with the SPYA. Individuals
registering for the first time must complete and/or submit the following
items:
Individuals renewing their membership are required to submit the following:
In
each case, the athlete membership application form must be filled
out in its entirety and signed by the person requesting membership. If the person
is under the age of 18, the form must be signed by their parent or legal
guardian. No other person may sign for the parent or legal guardian. Download and print the membership application form (pdf). Anyone interested in joining the Police Activities League's Boxing Program should call the Program Manager, Frank Dobales, at 465-9486, after 4:00 p.m., or send an E-mail to Officer Donavan McCoy at the Stockton Police Department at: donavan.mccoy@ci.stockton.ca.us. Want to Make a Difference? If you would like to make a tax-deductible donation to the Police Youth Activities, you may do so by sending the donation to:
Because the program is managed and operated completely by volunteers, 100% of your donation directly benefits the youth involved in these programs. |
Page updated October 14, 2009. |
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