Thank you Orca K-8 Penny Harvest for choosing SNG as your Grant Recipient!
We recently were awarded Orca K-8 School's Penny Harvest grant! Penny Harvest is a service-learning youth philanthropy program where youth between the ages of 4 and 18 convert their natural passion for others into action by collecting pennies and turning them into grants for community organizations. They studied community needs and organizations and chose to donate to us! Thanks Orca K-8!
"Increased GOTS Funding Helps More Folks." Central District News.
Seattle’s "Drug Market Initiative" from the Central District News
July 1 East African SPD Advisory Meeting
July 1 Southwest Precinct Advisory Council
July 8 SNG Board Meeting
July 10 North Precinct Picnic
July 13 Rainier Beach Merchants Association Meeting
July 14 East Precinct Executives Committee Meeting
July 16 Be Safe Workshop in Belltown/Denny Regrade
July 17 Bridging the Gap: 70's & 80's Old School Dance
July 21 Southeast Precinct Advisory Meeting
July 22 East Precinct Crime Prevnetion Coalition Meeting
July 24 The Good Vibe, 1-4pm, @ Lavizzo Park
August 7 Join SNG at the Seattle Storm Game!
August 28 Courtland Place and Dakota at Rainier Court Block Party and Resource Fair - For more information contact Adam at 206-725-9841
East Precinct Crime Prevention Coalition
Mission:
“The East Precinct Crime Prevention Coalition (EPCPC) is an incorporated non-profit community organization which strives to promote partnerships among residents, schools, businesses/ merchants, the Seattle Police Department, social service and government agencies to effectively address public safety issues. ”
The East Precinct Crime Prevention Coalition is a group of community members from all over the East Precinct that was established in 1989 to promote safe, livable neighborhoods. Members of the group are simply the people who attend the meetings, it is a public meeting, open to everyone. The EPCPC holds monthly community meetings that bring community members together with each other, Seattle Police command staff, and City Attorney Liaison staff to develop and implement strategies that address neighborhood crime and safety problems.
At the EPCPC meetings, all community members have an opportunity to talk about their safety concerns with other neighbors as well as the command staff of the East Precinct. EPCPC meetings are a great place to connect with other people who are working on similar issues, and to learn about strategies that others use. The meetings are a valuable way to meet your local police, and find out about services that can address some kinds of crime prevention issues that you may not know about. If you are curious, here is a typical EPCPC agenda that you can download.
If you would like to attend EPCPC meetings, contact us and request to be included in the meeting notification mailing list. You will receive information about the dates of upcoming EPCPC meetings, their location, times, and topics. You will also receive the notes from the previous month's meeting.
The EPCPC supports the Alcohol Impact Area in Central Seattle, and neighbors help the City Attorney Liaison at the East Precinct by doing periodic community cleanups, and tracking the amount of alcohol related trash left in neighborhoods, using AIA trash logs.
View a map of SPD East Precinct Sectors
EPCPC supports the following projects:
- SNG GOTS program - through letters of support and community advocacy
- City of Seattle Alcohol Impact Area through community based clean-ups, neighborhood litter-logs, community advocacy
- youth activities in conjunction with other organizations
- crime prevention outreach and education through partnership with community based organizations and Seattle Police Department.
