Texas State Police announces Spring Break Program
Date of Release: 02/14/2006
SAN MARCOS—The Texas State University Police Department in cooperation with other local public safety officials would like to invite all interested media to attend the 4th annual “Know your Dreams, Know Your Limits, Know the Consequences” Spring Break Program.
Who are the supporting agencies?
San Marcos Fire Department
San Marcos Emergency Medical Services
Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission
Southwest Wrecker Service
San Marcos Police Department Crime Prevention
Hays County Sheriffs Office Crime Prevention
Texas State University-San Marcos Civic Responsibility Team
Texas State University-San Marcos Alcohol and Drug Resource Center
Texas State University-San Marcos Counseling Center
Mothers Against Drunk Drivers (M.A.D.D.)
All State Insurance Agency of Texas
Benchmark Insurance Group, Inc.
BJ’s Special Tees
What is the program?
“Know your Dreams, Know your Limits, Know the Consequences” is an alcohol awareness program that puts forth a DWI crash scene in the quad of Texas State University. The program was developed by the Texas State University Police Department and is supported by other public safety officials.
When?
March 6th, 2006 (Crash Scene and Student Interaction) quad. The accident scene will begin at 10:50 am.
March 7th, 2006 (Student Interaction) quad.
Where?
Texas State University-San Marcos
Location: The Quad-located off N. LBJ and Bobcat Trail.
Why?
The scene is created so that students can witness the effects of a DWI crash. The overall goal of the program is to remind students before they leave for their spring break, to know and be made aware of the dangers of alcohol consumption and DWI.
For further information please contact:
Event Coordinator-Officer Jason A. Moreno
Texas State University Police Department
Community Awareness and Resource Team
Phone: 512-245-2805 or 512-245-8341 Email: jmoreno@txstate.edu
Officer Jason Moreno
Community Awareness and Resource Team
Texas State University-San Marcos
Police Department
601 University Dr.
San Marcos, TX 78666
512-245-8341 or 512-245-2805
SAN MARCOS—The Texas State University Police Department in cooperation with other local public safety officials would like to invite all interested media to attend the 4th annual “Know your Dreams, Know Your Limits, Know the Consequences” Spring Break Program.Who are the supporting agencies?
San Marcos Fire Department
San Marcos Emergency Medical Services
Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission
Southwest Wrecker Service
San Marcos Police Department Crime Prevention
Hays County Sheriffs Office Crime Prevention
Texas State University-San Marcos Civic Responsibility Team
Texas State University-San Marcos Alcohol and Drug Resource Center
Texas State University-San Marcos Counseling Center
Mothers Against Drunk Drivers (M.A.D.D.)
All State Insurance Agency of Texas
Benchmark Insurance Group, Inc.
BJ’s Special Tees
What is the program?
“Know your Dreams, Know your Limits, Know the Consequences” is an alcohol awareness program that puts forth a DWI crash scene in the quad of Texas State University. The program was developed by the Texas State University Police Department and is supported by other public safety officials.
When?
March 6th, 2006 (Crash Scene and Student Interaction) quad. The accident scene will begin at 10:50 am.
March 7th, 2006 (Student Interaction) quad.
Where?
Texas State University-San Marcos
Location: The Quad-located off N. LBJ and Bobcat Trail.
Why?
The scene is created so that students can witness the effects of a DWI crash. The overall goal of the program is to remind students before they leave for their spring break, to know and be made aware of the dangers of alcohol consumption and DWI.
For further information please contact:
Event Coordinator-Officer Jason A. Moreno
Texas State University Police Department
Community Awareness and Resource Team
Phone: 512-245-2805 or 512-245-8341 Email: jmoreno@txstate.edu
Officer Jason Moreno
Community Awareness and Resource Team
Texas State University-San Marcos
Police Department
601 University Dr.
San Marcos, TX 78666
512-245-8341 or 512-245-2805