LISC Milwaukee and Safe & Sound hosted the Crime Prevention Awards on Thursday, February 1, 2018 at the Wisconsin Club. The event was generously sponsored by AAA Wisconsin and the Salvation Army of Milwaukee County.
The following organizations and individuals were recognized for their exemplary crime prevention efforts in the community:
AAA Wisconsin Traffic Safety Award to a Community Member was presented to MilWALKee Walks, chaired by Jessica Wineberg, Program Director for Wisconsin Bike Fed.
The Salvation Army Chaplaincy Program Outstanding Individual Involved in Crime Preventionwas presented to Michael Hupy of Hupy and Abraham, S.C.
Outstanding Block Club was presented to the 1500 31st and 32nd Street Block Club, led by Martha Cuenca and Maria Carmona.
Outstanding Contributions by a Business or Corporation was presented to DJ RC DJ Services, LLC, owned by Randal Chavas.
Outstanding Faith Based Organization was presented to Christ St. Peter Lutheran School and Church.
Outstanding Law Enforcement Professional Contribution was presented to Police Officer Greg Hunter from the Milwaukee Police Department’s Community Outreach & Education Division.
Outstanding Civilian Contribution was presented to Lucy Hoeft for her work in Milwaukee Police District 2.
AAA Wisconsin Traffic Safety Award to Law Enforcement was presented to Police Officer Randy Brusso from Milwaukee Police District 5.
Outstanding Community Liaison Officer was presented to Police Officer Dan Pierce from Milwaukee Police District 7.
Outstanding Greater Milwaukee Partnership was presented to PeppNation, founded by Brandon Culpepper.
Crime Prevention Advocate Award was presented to Elizabeth Hammer from the Havenwoods Economic Development Corporation.