HPD on 900 am Saigon Radio

Hello we are live on 900am Saigon Radio! Speaking on crime prevention @houstonpolice #communitypolicing @saigonradio pic.twitter.com/Lp6gTHpid3

— OfficerVo (@OfficerVo) August 16, 2017

Houston police reach out to Vietnamese community on local Saigon Radio

Houston police officers took to the radio Wednesday in an effort to continue outreach to the city's large Vietnamese population. Officer Vo of the Houston Police Department tweeted that he appeared on local Saigon Radio (900 AM) to talk about crime prevention.

Join Us for the September Citywide Positive Interaction Program Meeting

Back to School at Park Place Elementary

HPD Officer Vo attended the BPSOS Health Fair Back to School Event at Park Place Elementary. He spoke to the Vietnamese families and helped them with their free school supplies. He also answered their questions and concerns. 

Talking with Kids at Leaders of Life

Awesome Time Speaking to the Kiddos @LeadersOfLife for Hero Day! We talked about Gun Safety & Bullying! @houstonpolice #communitypolicing pic.twitter.com/uFbdWuWo3b

— J. Lahar (@Mr_Occifer) August 7, 2017

True Light Baptist Church

It was a Pleasure Speaking to the Senior Citizens @ True Light Baptist Church on Identity Theft & Safety @houstonpolice #communitypolicing pic.twitter.com/V2uQYyadl1

— J. Lahar (@Mr_Occifer) August 8, 2017

Another Back to School Bash

Back to school Bash put on by Natural Head Corporation! HPD came out to support the community! @houstonpolice #communitypolicing pic.twitter.com/WuepJPSv4b

— J. Lahar (@Mr_Occifer) August 12, 2017

North Side Back to School Fair

 HPD partcipated in the annual Northside Back to School Health and Resource Fair organized by the Office of State Representative Jessica Farrar. The members of the planning committee include: Avenue CDC; Angelica Vasquez-State Farm Agent; City of Houston – Moody Community Center; Council Member Karla Cisneros; Go Neighborhoods – Northside Village; Greater Northside Management District; Leonel Castillo Community Center, BakerRipley; MD Anderson Family YMCA; METRO, Office of State Senator Sylvia Garcia; and Wesley Community Center.

The purpose of the event is to provide school-aged children and their families within the Near-Northside community information about community based organizations and the resources they provided. The health fair also provides health and dental screenings at no cost to all who participate. An incentive for attending the fair is a backpack filled with school supplies.