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Constable Cares Safety Program: A Case Study

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1. Provide your reason for nomination Constable Diaz deserves this nomination because he is a strong advocate and takes an active role in child safety. One of his top priorities is ensuring that all children are safe. He spends time educating parents on ways to keep their children safe. His slogan is "Constable Cares." 2. Describe how the nominee meets the criteria Constable Diaz provides many initiatives via his "Constable Cares Safety Programs." These initiatives include the following: (1) Constable Diaz Veterans Protection Initiative; (2) Senior Safety Education Campaign; (3) Children 's Safety Educational Outreach; (4) Child 's Safety Campaign; "Do Not Leave Your Children in the Car"; and (5) Constable Diaz Citizen 's Police Academy.

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