Youth Engagement
Programs
The CMPD cares about youth and their future
but supporting them takes a village. Let’s work
together for our youth. As parents or guardians,
you can:

Be a positive role model.

Involve your child in supervised, positive
group activities.

Get to know your child’s friends and parents.

Set limits for your child and enforce them.

Praise your child for doing well, encourage
them to do their best.

Get involved in your child’s school.

Teach your child to set positive goals, to hold
high standards, treat others with respect, and
to prepare for a wonderful future!
Community Services & Youth
Division
Programs
Anti-bullying - Respect for Others
Adult Gang Education
Youth Gang Resistance Training
Social Networking - Keeping Kids
Safe Online
Juvenile Diversion Program
Electronic Monitoring Youthful
Offender Intervention
Pre-Trial Services Youthful
Offender Intervention
The more connected a child is with family, school,
and community, the less likely they will be attracted to delinquent or criminal activity or gangs.
Community Services &
Youth Division
CMPD
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department
Community Services & Youth Division
601 E. Trade Street
Charlotte, NC 28202
Community Services & Youth Division
Web: www.cmpd.org
Tel: 704/336-7331
E-mail: youthengagement@cmpd.org
Providing a continuum of
services for youth and young
adults who are at risk of or
involved in delinquent or
criminal activity
Web: www.compd.org
Tel: 704/336-7331
E-mail: youthengagement@cmpd.org
How Did I Get Here?
The men and women of the CMPD are
determined to “prevent the
next crime”. Through a range
of crime prevention, community intervention and enforcement strategies, the CMPD is
working to reduce crime, increase safety, and develop
proactive, long-term solutions to crime problems
and challenges in our neighborhoods.
Programs by Public Request
Programs by Referral Only
 Anti-bullying - Respect for Others
A one-hour workshop designed to educate youth
about valuing and appreciating others, the dangers
and consequences of bullying, and ways in which to
prevent bullying.

 Adult Gang Education
A one-hour workshop designed to
educate participants about gangs in
Charlotte and ways in which to prevent the growth of gangs.
 Youth Gang Resistance Training
A one hour workshop designed to educate participants about the realities of gang life and introduce
them to positive alternatives through local programs, services, and activities.
The Community Services & Youth Division
has designed a new model for its youth programs
which strategically align these programs to complement each other and meet the vision, mission,
and goal of the CMPD.
Programs are managed by supervisors
within the Division
and include, but are
not limited to Antibullying, Gang Education, Gang Resistance,
Juvenile Diversion,
Electronic Monitoring
and Pre-Trial Services Intervention, Anti-bullying,
and Social Networking - Keeping Kids Safe
Online.
Community Services & Youth
Division Programs
Community Services & Youth
Division Programs

Social Networking Keeping Kids Safe
Online
A one-hour workshop designed
to educate participants about
popular social networking sites
that kids like, cyber-bullying, and ways to keep kids
and teens safe.
To schedule a free presentation,
contact the Youth Engagement Unit.
Phone - 704/336.7331
Email - youthengagment@cmpd.org
Web - www.cmpd.org
Juvenile Diversion Program
This program is implemented by referral only
from CMPD officers, primarily School Resource
Officers, as an alternative
to a first-time, non-violent
offense for which an arrest
may occur. Youth are
required to attend one of
four 8-hour diversion programs utilizing an interpersonal skills building model and emphasize various challenge areas faced by youth.

Electronic Monitoring
Intervention
This program is implemented by referral only
from the CMPD Electronic Monitoring Unit.
Participation is voluntary. The 8-hour life skills
program is designed to help youth improve decision making by use of reason over reaction.

Pre-Trial Services Intervention
This program is implemented
by referral only from County
Magistrates and/or District
Court Judges to Pre-Trial Services. Participation is required.
The 8-hour cognitive behavior
program is designed to provide youth with internal control tools that lead to better decisionmaking.
How Did I Get Here?
The men and women of the CMPD are
determined to “prevent the
next crime”. Through a range
of crime prevention, community intervention and enforcement strategies, the CMPD is
working to reduce crime, increase safety, and develop
proactive, long-term solutions to crime problems
and challenges in our neighborhoods.
Programs by Public Request
Programs by Referral Only
 Anti-bullying - Respect for Others
A one-hour workshop designed to educate youth
about valuing and appreciating others, the dangers
and consequences of bullying, and ways in which to
prevent bullying.

 Adult Gang Education
A one-hour workshop designed to
educate participants about gangs in
Charlotte and ways in which to prevent the growth of gangs.
 Youth Gang Resistance Training
A one hour workshop designed to educate participants about the realities of gang life and introduce
them to positive alternatives through local programs, services, and activities.
The Community Services & Youth Division
has designed a new model for its youth programs
which strategically align these programs to complement each other and meet the vision, mission,
and goal of the CMPD.
Programs are managed by supervisors
within the Division
and include, but are
not limited to Antibullying, Gang Education, Gang Resistance,
Juvenile Diversion,
Electronic Monitoring
and Pre-Trial Services Intervention, Anti-bullying,
and Social Networking - Keeping Kids Safe
Online.
Community Services & Youth
Division Programs
Community Services & Youth
Division Programs

Social Networking Keeping Kids Safe
Online
A one-hour workshop designed
to educate participants about
popular social networking sites
that kids like, cyber-bullying, and ways to keep kids
and teens safe.
To schedule a free presentation,
contact the Youth Engagement Unit.
Phone - 704/336.7331
Email - youthengagment@cmpd.org
Web - www.cmpd.org
Juvenile Diversion Program
This program is implemented by referral only
from CMPD officers, primarily School Resource
Officers, as an alternative
to a first-time, non-violent
offense for which an arrest
may occur. Youth are
required to attend one of
four 8-hour diversion programs utilizing an interpersonal skills building model and emphasize various challenge areas faced by youth.

Electronic Monitoring
Intervention
This program is implemented by referral only
from the CMPD Electronic Monitoring Unit.
Participation is voluntary. The 8-hour life skills
program is designed to help youth improve decision making by use of reason over reaction.

Pre-Trial Services Intervention
This program is implemented
by referral only from County
Magistrates and/or District
Court Judges to Pre-Trial Services. Participation is required.
The 8-hour cognitive behavior
program is designed to provide youth with internal control tools that lead to better decisionmaking.
How Did I Get Here?
The men and women of the CMPD are
determined to “prevent the
next crime”. Through a range
of crime prevention, community intervention and enforcement strategies, the CMPD is
working to reduce crime, increase safety, and develop
proactive, long-term solutions to crime problems
and challenges in our neighborhoods.
Programs by Public Request
Programs by Referral Only
 Anti-bullying - Respect for Others
A one-hour workshop designed to educate youth
about valuing and appreciating others, the dangers
and consequences of bullying, and ways in which to
prevent bullying.

 Adult Gang Education
A one-hour workshop designed to
educate participants about gangs in
Charlotte and ways in which to prevent the growth of gangs.
 Youth Gang Resistance Training
A one hour workshop designed to educate participants about the realities of gang life and introduce
them to positive alternatives through local programs, services, and activities.
The Community Services & Youth Division
has designed a new model for its youth programs
which strategically align these programs to complement each other and meet the vision, mission,
and goal of the CMPD.
Programs are managed by supervisors
within the Division
and include, but are
not limited to Antibullying, Gang Education, Gang Resistance,
Juvenile Diversion,
Electronic Monitoring
and Pre-Trial Services Intervention, Anti-bullying,
and Social Networking - Keeping Kids Safe
Online.
Community Services & Youth
Division Programs
Community Services & Youth
Division Programs

Social Networking Keeping Kids Safe
Online
A one-hour workshop designed
to educate participants about
popular social networking sites
that kids like, cyber-bullying, and ways to keep kids
and teens safe.
To schedule a free presentation,
contact the Youth Engagement Unit.
Phone - 704/336.7331
Email - youthengagment@cmpd.org
Web - www.cmpd.org
Juvenile Diversion Program
This program is implemented by referral only
from CMPD officers, primarily School Resource
Officers, as an alternative
to a first-time, non-violent
offense for which an arrest
may occur. Youth are
required to attend one of
four 8-hour diversion programs utilizing an interpersonal skills building model and emphasize various challenge areas faced by youth.

Electronic Monitoring
Intervention
This program is implemented by referral only
from the CMPD Electronic Monitoring Unit.
Participation is voluntary. The 8-hour life skills
program is designed to help youth improve decision making by use of reason over reaction.

Pre-Trial Services Intervention
This program is implemented
by referral only from County
Magistrates and/or District
Court Judges to Pre-Trial Services. Participation is required.
The 8-hour cognitive behavior
program is designed to provide youth with internal control tools that lead to better decisionmaking.
Youth Engagement
Programs
The CMPD cares about youth and their future
but supporting them takes a village. Let’s work
together for our youth. As parents or guardians,
you can:

Be a positive role model.

Involve your child in supervised, positive
group activities.

Get to know your child’s friends and parents.

Set limits for your child and enforce them.

Praise your child for doing well, encourage
them to do their best.

Get involved in your child’s school.

Teach your child to set positive goals, to hold
high standards, treat others with respect, and
to prepare for a wonderful future!
Community Services & Youth
Division
Programs
Anti-bullying - Respect for Others
Adult Gang Education
Youth Gang Resistance Training
Social Networking - Keeping Kids
Safe Online
Juvenile Diversion Program
Electronic Monitoring Youthful
Offender Intervention
Pre-Trial Services Youthful
Offender Intervention
The more connected a child is with family, school,
and community, the less likely they will be attracted to delinquent or criminal activity or gangs.
Community Services &
Youth Division
CMPD
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department
Community Services & Youth Division
601 E. Trade Street
Charlotte, NC 28202
Community Services & Youth Division
Web: www.cmpd.org
Tel: 704/336-7331
E-mail: youthengagement@cmpd.org
Providing a continuum of
services for youth and young
adults who are at risk of or
involved in delinquent or
criminal activity
Web: www.compd.org
Tel: 704/336-7331
E-mail: youthengagement@cmpd.org
Youth Engagement
Programs
The CMPD cares about youth and their future
but supporting them takes a village. Let’s work
together for our youth. As parents or guardians,
you can:

Be a positive role model.

Involve your child in supervised, positive
group activities.

Get to know your child’s friends and parents.

Set limits for your child and enforce them.

Praise your child for doing well, encourage
them to do their best.

Get involved in your child’s school.

Teach your child to set positive goals, to hold
high standards, treat others with respect, and
to prepare for a wonderful future!
Community Services & Youth
Division
Programs
Anti-bullying - Respect for Others
Adult Gang Education
Youth Gang Resistance Training
Social Networking - Keeping Kids
Safe Online
Juvenile Diversion Program
Electronic Monitoring Youthful
Offender Intervention
Pre-Trial Services Youthful
Offender Intervention
The more connected a child is with family, school,
and community, the less likely they will be attracted to delinquent or criminal activity or gangs.
Community Services &
Youth Division
CMPD
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department
Community Services & Youth Division
601 E. Trade Street
Charlotte, NC 28202
Community Services & Youth Division
Web: www.cmpd.org
Tel: 704/336-7331
E-mail: youthengagement@cmpd.org
Providing a continuum of
services for youth and young
adults who are at risk of or
involved in delinquent or
criminal activity
Web: www.compd.org
Tel: 704/336-7331
E-mail: youthengagement@cmpd.org