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A Message From the Executive Director

The VCPA continues to provide renowned experts in their field who can provide cutting edge training to our members and others in areas of crime prevention and threat assessments. During our "Security Technology Training Week" we are pleased to introduce Thomas Walsh, Operations Director for Falken Industries, LLC, of Manassas Virginia. Falken Industries provides a myriad of security products and services to the public and private sector. Mr. Walsh, has a B.A. in political science from the University of Florida, is a Navy Persian Gulf War combat veteran, a Department of Defense certified anti-terrorism instructor and a NRA certified law enforcement instructor. While working for the Federal Protective Service, Mr. Walsh was responsible for the risk analysis of all new construction and major renovation projects undertaken by the US General Services Administration in the national capital region. Working with many of the largest architectural firms in the nation, Mr. Walsh ensures that physical security and anti-terrorism standards are incorporated into the designs of government, corporate, and privately owned facilities based on realistic threats. He has lectured to senior agency leaders and officials at major organizations such as the Central Intelligence Agency, the Defense Intelligence Agency, the US Marshal's Service, Lockheed Martin and the City of Portland, Oregon. He currently lives in Northern Virginia with his wife and son.

The Virginia Crime Prevention Association is a recognized national leader in providing specialized training. Through our association with experts in the field of law enforcement, criminal justice, corrections and private security we are able to provide customized training to police agencies, federal and state organizations and private and public corporations. We also work to advance the "best practices in crime prevention" at the local level.

The VCPA is a 501 (c)(3) tax exempt organization.

David Matson


Virginia Crime Prevention Association

576 North Birdneck Road, Suite 707
Virginia Beach, VA. 23451
E-Mail director@vcpa.org

2009 Training Updates

Basic Crime Prevention Course: January 26-30, Prince William County   Postpond

Supervising Crime Prevention: February 10-11, Virginia State Police Academy   Postpond

Basic Crime Prevention Course: April 20-24, Norfolk Postpond

We are continuing to work on our 2009 training schedule. Please submit any suggestions or training requests. Due to recent local and state budget constraints, funds for training for many local law enforcement agencies has been impacted.

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The new VCPA Webstore is open for business. This new VCPA service is a secure an online store where you can order caps, shirts, windbreakers and other accessories with the VCPA logo. Items are available for men and women in just about any size, style or color. If there is something specific you would like to order that you don't see listed give Impressions To Go a call at (614) 760-0600. At least 10% of each sale is donated to the VCPA.
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If you shop at Office Depot you can help the VCPA save money. When you make a purchase at any Office Depot store, ask the cashier to credit the amount of your purchase to the VCPA Office Depot Rewards account using the VCPA telephone number, 804-231-3800. It costs you nothing and provides the VCPA Reward Points that can be used for future VCPA purchases.

About the VCPA
The Virginia Crime Prevention Association, Inc. (VCPA) is a 501C-3 non-profit organization that was established in 1978. The mission of the VCPA is to develop and implement programs that prevent crime by focusing on reducing opportunities for crime. The VCPA partners with law enforcement, community groups, schools businesses, public housing, the Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services, the Virginia Community Policing Institute, the Virginia State Police, the National Crime Prevention Council and other organizations to deliver programs and services. Services include training, technical assistance, program development, advocacy and resource material.

The VCPA currently has 550 members. From 2005 to 2007, the VCPA organized and conducted 99 training courses and made 32 significant presentations. The VCPA reached 4,094 individuals from 200 different localities and organizations, while providing 1,420 hours or 178 days of training and education. Local and state law enforcement agencies, businesses and other organizations committed staff to 43,885 man-hours of training, with an estimated value of $1,316,550. The VCPA estimates that these services saved local and state law enforcement agencies and other organizations $300,000 in annual training costs.

The VCPA has extensive experience in developing and providing training and technical assistance in the following areas: Neighborhood Watch; Resident Patrols, threat and security assessments; personal safety; child safety; school safety; workplace safety; business security; police services in public and assisted housing; security lighting; security hardware; Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED); crime analysis and crime prevention planning. The VCPA is served by a volunteer board of directors and is managed by an executive director.

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