www.cpac-coppell.org

Upcoming Teen Court 

Watch for communication reminders from Bob Blanchard.

New Badges Update (By Appointment)

If you have a need for a new or replacement badge, please contact Officer Harr at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it to set up a time to come to the station and meet with him.

High School Self Defense

Starts Wed, January 18^th, 2012@ 6:30 PM.

Citizen's Police Academy Class #17

* Scheduled to start on Thursday, January 19^th, 2012 at 6:30pm

Citizen's Police Academy Coppell Members begin Fingerprinting Service

* Scheduled to start in February 2012

Citizen's Police Dept Hosting K-9 Certification

* Scheduled March 19^th - 23^rd, 2012
*CPAC during this week. More information to be published when available

Citizen's Police Academy Class #17 Building Searches

* Scheduled for Thursday, March 29^th, 2012
*Need volunteers for the search

Motorcycle Rodeo

* March 29^th, 30^th and 31^st2012 at Wagon Wheel Park

Citizen's Police Academy Class #17 Traffic Stops

* Scheduled for Thursday, April 5^th, 2012
*Need volunteers and 2 vehicles

Citizen's Police Academy Class #17 Graduation

* Scheduled for Thursday, April 12^th, 2012
*CPAC Presentation this evening

The 2012 CPAC Welcomes you.

• President – Ralph Randall
• Vice President of Programs – Tricia Feske
• Vice President of Membership – Doug Robinson
• Director of Communication – Jo Ann Hill
• Secretary – Jo Lynn Thompson
• Treasurer – Doug Robinson (Acting)
• CPAC Website Webmaster – Brad Freese

The Citizen’s Police Academy (CPA) has been established to promote an understanding of the Coppell Police Department, its policies and procedures. Police Work is filled with many variables that require professional solutions. The goal is to reduce perceived suspicions and misconceptions by establishing mutual trust and cooperation between the police and the citizens of Coppell. The Citizen’s Police Academy presents an opportunity to promote civic awareness.

 2012 CPAC President
Ralph Randall

Classroom presentations, lectures, and hands-on experiences offer participants valuable insight into the day-to-day operations of the Police Department. Department employees receive direct feedback from members of each class. This two-way communication between police officers and the community furthers the effort to improve the quality of life for residential and business communities.