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CAPS presents ‘public safety response to mental health crisis’ / April 18 at City Hall

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Above / CAPS will host its next program for its “CAPS Safety Series” at 6PM Thurs., April 18, 2024, in Council Chambers at the Naperville Municipal Center, 400 S. Eagle Street. (PN File Photo)

Members of Citizens Appreciate Public Safety (CAPS) have announced their next event in the “CAPS Safety Series,” planned to shed light on how to stay safe.

From 6PM to 7:30PM Thurs., April 18, all young adults and parents are welcome to attend an evening with Chief Jason Arres and Counselor Eirene Boulougouris from the Naperville Police Department to be held in Council Chambers at the Naperville Municipal Center.
 
Chief Arres and Counselor Boulougouris will be sharing invaluable insights on spotting signs and symptoms of mental health challenges.
 
“The community is invited to come together for an evening of support, awareness and community connection,” said Derek McDaniel, a board member for Citizens Appreciate Public Safety.
 
Attendance is free. Registration is encouraged, but not required. 
 
For more information and registration, visit www.napervillecaps.com/events.html.

Supporting Organizations Plan to Attend

The following organizations will be available at the event with tabletops in the lobby to provide resources for attendees.
  • KidsMatter
  • Naperville Community Unit School District 203
  • Indian Prairie Unit School District 204
  • Naperville Public Library
  • Fox Valley Institute 
  • 360 Youth Services 
  • Linden Oaks/Edward Hospital
  • Association of Professional Counselling
The public is welcome to the free presentation.
 

To attend, simply sign up at www.napervillecaps.com/events.

“Save the date and thanks for helping to spread the word,” said McDaniel.

Citizens Appreciate Public Safety (CAPS)

Citizens Appreciate Public Safety (CAPS) is a Naperville community group that recognizes Fire and Police Department personnel for their contributions to the City. Throughout the year, Naperville residents are asked to nominate public safety employees who have displayed an interest in Naperville’s citizens in a manner above and beyond the call of duty, individuals who exhibited a genuine concern for the welfare and well-being of all Naperville citizens. Two annual presentations—one in the fall to recognize personnel in the Fire Department, and one in the spring to recognize individuals in the Police Department—are presented by the CAPS Board of Directors and generously hosted by Mesón Sabika.

Photo galleries of the two 2023 CAPS Awards Dinners are linked here.

Nominations are accepted year-round for exemplary service by members of the Naperville Police Department and the Naperville Fire Department.

The Annual Police Department Awards will be presented at 6PM Thurs., May 16. The awards ceremony again will held in the Pavilion at Mesón Sabika, 1025 Aurora Avenue. Tickets to the CAPS event are $45.

For more information, visit www.napervillecaps.com.

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