RESOURCE CENTER AT JUBILEE PARK - POLICE STOREFRONT

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History

This neighborhood was founded in 1997 by Saint Michaels and All Angels Episcopal Church. The Storefront was built in 2010. Jubilee Park Storefront is the physical manifestation of the department's goal in Cultivating Community Relations, Improving Police and Community Trust, Building Better Partnerships, Implementing Community Policing and Crime Reduction.

The Department's mission aligns with Jubilee's community partnership formula which pivots around Police, School, Faith-based, Health, Social Services, Government Agencies, Private Security, and Code Enforcement to promote sustainability, safety and a vibrant community.

Mission

Jubilee Park- Police Storefront nurtures community relations while serving the community of Dallas. We strive to reduce crime by providing Timely Intelligence, Rapid Deployment, Accountability, Follow-up, and Assessment.

Goal

To increase citizen satisfaction with public safety, engage community cooperation in police programing to reduce crime, and link community with other social services.

Storefront staff host open meetings to engage residents, business operators and other city departments to discuss safety concerns, share intelligence, plan crime prevention strategies, and address quality of life issues.

Storefront staff conducts community block walks to obtain information, relay crime prevention tips, and conduct programs, in addition to: Crime and Business Watches, VIP programs, Community Crime Alerts, Safety and Health Initiatives, 311 complaints, Fingerprinting Services, Operation ID-Property Marking, McGruff the Crime Dog Presentations, Language Assistance: Cambodian Translation and Interpretation, Safety and Health Fairs, Educational Field Trips, Food and Clothing Drives, Youth Programs, Senior Safety and Serve as Liaison with Service Providers in the community i.e.,  City Square, Office of Homeless Solution, Code Compliance, Parkland Hospital, Jewish Family Serves, Visiting Nurse Association, TABC, and Parking Enforcement,

Community Assessments

Conduct Business and Residential Surveys

Conduct Business and Apartment Assessments

Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED)

Security Inspections (Business and Residential) to address property crime

Crisis Counseling Intervention

Sergeant Tawanna Manuel

tawanna.manuel@dallaspolice.gov

​ Sr. Cpl. Steven Castillo 11:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. 945-214-5829	​ Public Service Officer: Sovannsamnag Sokosvann 7:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. 945-214-5828
​Police Officer Francisco Nevarez 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.	​​Police Officer Marquinta Martin 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. 469-781-5407
​Police Officer Sheldon Crawford 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. ​	​

       

Hours of Operation

Monday – Friday, 7:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.  (Flexible)

Geographic Area - Beat 115