John Russo featured speaker at October APAC meeting

This is from the Adams Point Yahoo! Message Board.

Hello.

On very short notice, City Attorney John Russo's office was able to arrange for Mr. Russo to join us at our meeting next week. He will take questions, and present some information about a new joint effort between the OPD, the Alameda County DA's office, and the Oakland City
Attorney's office to crack down on "chronic non-felony crimes" such as disorderly conduct, illegal dumping, drug-related offenses, disturbing the peace and selling stolen property. See the website for the City Attorney: http://www.oaklandcityattorney.org/.

Beat 14X Problem Solving Officer Madlansacay will be joining us for the first time in a few months as well, so if you have questions about recent crimes or related matters, please bring those to his attention during the Q&A with him.

Below is the text of the meeting agenda. I will also post a copy in Word Document format in the Files section of the Yahoo Group.

Incidentally, since Mr. Russo will lead off the meeting with his presentation, I'd like to encourage those who plan to attend to arrive as close to 7pm as their schedules allow, so that we can have a good showing for Mr. Russo's presentation. And come prepared with questions. Thanks...

Adams Point Action Council Meeting
Tuesday, October 14, 7:00-8:15 PM
The Bellevue Club, 525 Bellevue Avenue, 4th Floor, Terrace Room

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