Special Services Division

One Officer

Officer Arnie Escobar

The Special Services Division's primary functions are crime prevention and education.  There is a great demand for the services that are available from this office.

FATAL VISION

FATAL VISION simulator goggles allow young people to experience firsthand the potentially fatal consequences of alcohol and drug impairment. Impairment is a word that young people hear from adults who care about them, but without direct experience with impairment, it’s only a word. Young people are told that, by becoming impaired, their coordination, their judgment, and that their driving skills become impaired. The use FATAL VISION allows young people the opportunity to understand the dangers of impaired driving without taking a drop of alcohol or using drugs of any type. Through the use of the goggles and an "Adult Tricycle" students and civic groups are shown how the use of alcohol changes their ability to operate a vehicle.

The Eddie Eagle GunSafe® Program is a gun accident prevention program for children in pre-kindergarten through third grade. Using instructional materials including workbooks, an animated video, and student reward stickers, the program's safety mascot, Eddie Eagle, teaches children that if they find a gun in an unsupervised situation, they should: STOP! Don't Touch. Leave the Area. Tell an Adult.

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