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The Community Education Unit is divided into Crime Prevention and Explorers. The Crime Prevention Section seeks to provide interaction between the Tulsa Police Department and the community to assist the citizens in the reduction of crime. This section also seeks to impart information about relevant issues facing our community such as crime prevention, drug abuse, and gang resistance. These tasks are accomplished through lectures, teaching in the Tulsa Public Schools, holding symposiums, and attending public meetings.
The second facet of the Community Education Unit deals with the sponsoring and mentoring activities associated with an Explorer Post. The interest in Exploring is so popular that the Tulsa Police Department actually sponsors three individual Explorer Posts. The Explorers attend annual conferences and competitions oftentimes winning awards for their problem solving abilities and other policing skills
Alert Neighbors
Community presentation by Citizen Crime Commission staff and volunteers addresses crime prevention issues such as home and personal safety, auto theft, gang awareness, home security and neighborhood watch.
How to keep your neighborhood Safe
This is a 50 minute class on Crime Prevention tips that seeks to educate residential neighborhoods on how to make their homes and neighborhoods safe against crime.
Personal Safety for Adults
This is a general Crime Prevention presentation which can be tailored to a specific area of concern. The program usually lasts 40 minutes.
Safety through Awareness
A 50 minute class on personal safety through awareness to your surroundings. The class if for the general public; adults only.
Speak Out
A proactive policing program that affords high school students the opportunity to tour a state prison facility. It's designed to show the consequences of poor decisions that can lead to incarceration. It's sponsored by the Tulsa Police Department, the Tulsa County Sheriffs Office and the Department of Corrections. Local schools may request the program but tours are limited and given to those who are first to ask for them.
