Events


Safe Streets Task Force

  • Project Safe Neighborhoods- Safe Streets Meeting with Community Partners

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    PSN Community PartnersSafe Streets Community Providers meeting. We continue to collaborate anti-violence prevention and intervention efforts in Brockton with those working directly with our youth. Brockton is fortunate to have such dedicated emissaries of good working toward a city free from violence.

     

     

     

  • Attire for Hire Donation to PACC

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    Attirefor hireThanks to the generosity of our employees, today we were able to supply People Affecting Community Change in Brockton with attire for hire.

    PACC will ensure this clothing is distributed to those searching for jobs, including those returning to work after being justice involved.

     

     

     

     

  • Safe Streets Law Enforcement Subcommittee Meeting- February 2021

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    DA Cruz Safe Streets Feb 20212020 certainly provided us with some roadblocks but the work continues with our Safe Streets Law Enforcement Subcommittee.

    Pleased to report no incidences of persons shot in Brockton in January.

    This is a welcomed trend as we continue to collaborate with our community partners.

     

     

  • Homicide Awareness Month

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  • Brockton-Traditional Thanksgiving Dinner Donations

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    thanksgiving meal donationsOn Saturday, November 21st, District Attorney Tim Cruz and members of the Plymouth County District Attorney’s Office, in partnership with PACC, New Life Temple and Life After Death distributed over 400 frozen turkeys with all the ingredients for a traditional Thanksgiving meal to Brockton residents in need.

    Special thanks to the Brockton Redevelopment Authority and Tufts Medical for their donations and financial support.

     

     

     

     

  • Annual Father’s Day Peace Walk 2020- Virtual Edition

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  • Safe Streets Meeting- February 2020

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    flyer for event on February 26, 2020

  • Safe Streets Task Force- December 18, 2019 Meeting

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    December Meeting

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

  • Safe Streets Task Force- November 13, 2019 Meeting

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  • Safe Streets Task Force- October 16, 2019 Meeting

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  • Choices 4 Teens- Celebration and Award Ceremony-2019

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    celebration flyer

  • Operation Safe Streets Meeting- March 13, 2019

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    Operation Safe Streets meeting flyer March 13, 2019

  • Job Fair

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    Justice Involved- CORI Friendly- Job Fair

    April 9, 2018 12:00 PM to 5:00 PM
    Brockton War Memorial Building
    156 West Elm St. Brockton, MA

    After hosting several successful CORI friendly job fairs within the Plymouth County Correctional Facility, Sheriff Joseph D. McDonald has partnered with Plymouth County District Attorney Timothy Cruz in sponsoring a CORI friendly job fair hosted by Brockton Mayor Bill Carpenter. The job fair will be held at The Brockton War Memorial Building on April 9, 2018 from 12:00 pm to 5:00 pm. The job fair is for individuals who have been or are currently involved with the justice system. In addition to these individuals, we will be welcoming all CORI friendly job seeking residents from communities throughout Plymouth County.

    With studies showing significant reductions in recidivism rates for employed individuals, we feel this is a great opportunity for us to partner together in an effort to make our communities safer. In addition to this great opportunity for employers to give back to their communities some other opportunities that will be available are:

    * The Work Opportunity Tax Credit (WOTC). WOTC is a federal tax credit available to employers that hire individuals from certain target   groups who are facing barriers to employment.

    *The Federal Bonding Program no cost fidelity bonds that guarantee honesty for “At-Risk” hard-to-place job seekers. The bonds cover the first six months of employment.

    Participation in the job fair is free. We do expect significant interest from employers looking to participate.

    If you have questions or need any additional information please contact:

    Jim Frazier Reintegration Counselor Plymouth County Sheriff’s Department 508-830-6200 Ext. 438 jfrazier@pcsdma.org

  • Operation Safe Streets-February Meeting

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    logo for Operation Safe Streets

    Community Meeting

    Wednesday, February 7, 2018
    6:30-7:30

    Location:
    Arnone School
    Brockton, MA

    6:30-7:30

  • Operation Safe Streets- January 2017

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    Operation Safe Streets LogoThe Operation Safe Streets Task Force hosts regular community meetings to discuss public safety concerns within the city of Brockton.  The community meetings help to keep the communication channels open between law enforcement and area residents.

    The meetings offer the public the opportunity to speak directly to law enforcement leaders from: The Plymouth County District Attorney’s Office, The Massachusetts State Police Department, The Brockton Police Department, The U.S. Attorney’s Office, The FBI and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms.

  • Operation Safe Streets- December 2016

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    Safe Streets LogoThe Operation Safe Streets Task Force hosts regular community meetings to discuss public safety concerns within the city of Brockton.  The community meetings help to keep the communication channels open between law enforcement and area residents.

    The meetings offer the public the opportunity to speak directly to law enforcement leaders from: The Plymouth County District Attorney’s Office, The Massachusetts State Police Department, The Brockton Police Department, The U.S. Attorney’s Office, The FBI and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms.