California Highway Patrol Academy
Committed to Serving the Community
Friday, CHP Juan C. Quintero, Public Information
Officer of the Arrowhead Area located in Running Springs announced t hat the CHP Cadets of the California Highway Patrol
(CHP) Academy will donate their time and hard work on Saturday at the Sacramento
Children’s Home. The Home opens its doors to help with maximizing the potential
of children and families. Through a wide range of residential and
community-based programs, the home is able to systematically address family
issues and make positive efforts to break the generational cycle of child abuse
and neglect.
The CHP Academy’s 27-week instructional program
includes a community project as part of the training curriculum. The project is
designed to reinforce the importance of contributing to the community in which
the cadets serve. With more than 90 cadets participating, the class will be
split into smaller groups and assigned different tasks to help with the
maintenance of the home and participate in various activities and games with
the children.
WHO: California
Highway Patrol Cadets
WHEN: Saturday,
May 30, 2015, Beginning8:A.M. until 1:00 P.M.
WHERE: Sacramento
Children’s Home
2750 Sutterville Road, Sacramento, CA
VISUALS: CHP cadets painting, landscaping, and
performing general clean-up and maintenance tasks throughout the grounds.
The mission of the California
Highway Patrol is to provide the highest level of Safety, Service, and Security
to the people of California.