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1st Precinct Citizens Advisory Committee

February 5, 2025

Building 19 at the Municipal Center

6pm

2416 Courthouse Drive, Virginia Beach, VA 23456

 

 

   Agenda

  1. Call to Order
  2. Welcome
  3. Acceptance of Minutes
  4. Treasurer’s Report
  5. Guest Speaker Virginia Beach Fire Department - Fire Safety Presentation
  6. Neighborhood Concerns and Issues – Open to all – “Ask the Captain”
  7. City Department Reports – As Available
    • Code Enforcement/Housing
    • Chaplin - VBPD
    • Commonwealth Attorney
    • Community Liasian – VBPD
    • Library
    • MYLA
    • Parks and Recreation
    • VDOC – Probation and Parole
  8. President’s Report
  9. Adopt-a-Muster
  10. Questions and Comments
  11. Next Meeting – March 5
  12. Adjournment
  13. 50/50 Drawing

 

                         MARK YOUR CALENDAR:  Next meeting – March 5

MARK YOUR CALENDAR

2025

Meeting Dates

January no meeting

February 5

March 5

April 2

May 7

June 4

July no meeting

August no meeting

September 3

October 1

November 5

December 3

 

 

 

NOTES:

 

Regular Meetings of the First Precinct CAC are held the first WEDNESDAY of each month at 6:00 PM in Building 19 at the Municipal Center unless otherwise advised. The CAC does NOT meet during July and August. Changes in venue, date, or time will be announced in advance.

 

As needed, email updates will be sent out in the middle and at the end of each month that the CAC does not meet.

 

Please contact me if you have any questions.

Joan Davis

joanemtp@aol.com

757-714-2304

 

2nd Precinct Citizens Advisory Committee


MEETING AGENDA

CITIZENS’ ADVISORY COMMITTEE (2nd Police Precinct)

Vol. Rescue Squad Station #14, Conference Room, 740 VB Blvd

  Wednesday, October 8, 2025 - 7:00 PM

WELCOME AND INTRODUCTIONS:

                  

2nd PRECINCT REPORTS:

  • Capt. Brad Wesseler, 2nd Precinct Commander – monthly review, upcoming events

     

    CITY AGENCIES

  • Community Liaison Officer (2nd Pct) – Officer Kishon M. Roberts757-385-1338
  • Office of the Commonwealth’s Attorney - Mr. Joe DiNonno757-385-1263
  • Crime Solvers - Ms. Ruth Ann Steenburgh888-562-5887
  • Virginia Beach Volunteer Rescue Squad – Mr. Bobby Hill757-647-2789
  • Human Rights Commission, Dr. Ginger Jenkot, Mr. Mark Stevens757-385-8374
  • Animal Services Bureau – Ms. Lisa McDonnell757-385-5000 #2
  • VBPD Resort Liaison - Sergeant Nick Ball 757-385-2789
  • Chaplain (2nd Pct) - Mr. Tom Armbrister757-560-3800
  • VB Public Libraries – Mr. Matthew Lighthart, VBPL Oceanfront757-385-2683
  • Parks & Recreation – Mr. Mike Leigh, Great Neck Rec Ctr757-385-5940
  • Parks & Recreation – Mr. Eyal Gonen, Seatack Recreation Center757-385-5925

 

“Ask the Experts” - Neighborhood Concerns and Issues – Open Forum

 

                                                 Police – Emergency: 9-1-1

          Police – Non-Emergency:  757-385-5000

                                          Suicide Prevention/Crisis Hotline:  9-8-8

 

MARK YOUR CALENDAR:  Next meeting – November 12, 2025 @ 7:00 PM

Location: Rescue Squad, Sta #14, Conference Room, 740 VB Blvd, 23451

3rd Precinct Citizens Advisory Committee

The Third Precinct Citizens Advisory Committee meets on the third Thursday of each month except, July, August and December. We meet at the Williams Farm Rec. Center 5252 Learning Cir, Virginia Beach, VA 23462.

Meetings start at 6:30 PM and usually finish by 8:00 PM.


Next Meeting June 26th
No meetings July or August

The CAC is open to everyone who lives in the 3rd police precinct. There are no dues to pay just show up.

 

Come and meet the Police officers that have sworn to keep you safe. Come and meet the people that can make everyday life a little bit better for you and your community. Attend your CAC meeting to show your support.

 

Sam Hribal

 

VBPD’s 3rd Pct. CAC President

3rd Precinct CAC Meeting Minutes
May 15, 2025
Attendance: 21 (27)
Treasurer’s Report (Bill): $3700
Speaker: Brandon Kyle, Real Time Crime Center (RTCC)
- Technology that synthesizes real-time intelligence from multiple sources into a single monitor
- Fully operational for 15 months
- 9 analysts / 1 supervisor
- 7 days/wk, 20 hrs/day: 7a – 3a
- Multiple categories can be overlaid on the map, such as:
 Type of incident
 Priority 1 or 2 v 3-7
 Traffic stops
 Vehicle locations / which one assigned to which incident
 Can look at surrounding cameras for more info, e.g. “Who’s got the gun in that group of 5?”
• AI: find a guy with black shirt / gray pants over the last 72 hrs
 Body worn camera icons can livestream the feed to the RTCC for guidance for next move
• AI – items in use or coming soon:
o Translation (think Google Translate)
o BWC can take auto-dictation and send to printer; don’t need to write their reports
o E-ticketing
 Allows ticketing to be completed through departmental issued cell phone and printed wirelessly to vehicles printer
 Increases efficiency and accuracy
 Similar device provides printed summary of accident report containing everything needed for insurance, etc. on scene
o ***Helps officers know as much as possible about what they’re walking into
 The apps for the VBPD phones link:
• Active calls for service
• Flock Camera license plate readers
• Fusus Cameras
• Location of all units and officers
• Type of incident
• Message platform for critical updates
o Monitors Social Media / Social network analysis
o Monitors City Camera Feeds
o Monitors Flock License plate reader activations (“hits”)
 Approx 50 cameras in VB (Norfolk has over 175)
 Automated alerts for national and local hot list vehicles (reported stolen, etc.)
 Instant hit alerts to the Mobile Data Terminals in the patrol cars
o Citizen camera sharing program
 1336 home cameras “enrolled” so far
• NOT a live feed and can’t control your camera however
• You can allow them to “integrate” your camera so that they can get a live feed
 If the RTCC sees an enrolled camera in the area of a crime it sends an email to the owner asking them to look at their feed and upload a clip
Crime Report (Capt. Gordon):
- Marked decrease in larcenies this month
- Violent crimes down 20%
- Smash and grab gang still very active – don’t leave valuables in sight!


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SATURDAY JUNE 7TH, 1-5 (rain or shine)
VIRGINIA BEACH AIRPORT
Contact Jimmy Capps: 757-266-2368 / jcappsvb@aol.com


 

4th Precinct Citizens Advisory Committee