Southeastern Crime Stoppers Association

31st Annual Training Conference

"Reconnecting resources, contacts and communication"

hyatt regency coconut point spa & resort, estero, Florida May 20 -24, 2012

Mark your calendars now for the 2012 Southeastern Crime Stoppers Association training conference to be held in Estero, FL May 20-24. Class schedules will focus on topics including Pill Mills – one of the fastest growing epidemics in our country – and human trafficking, with experts in both fields discussing the destruction these crimes are having nationwide, and how Crime Stoppers programs can help make a difference. Also on the agenda will be an expert speaker on recruiting and retaining strong and effective board members.

But one of the most valuable things you’ll bring back after attending the 2012 conference will be the invaluable resources you’ll develop in meeting with other members of Southeastern. Time will be allocated for members to share ideas and success stories, so that each one of us can learn something new.

Room rates will be $125 a night, which includes all the amenities at a luxury resort, including three pools and boat access to and from a private beach area. The resort also offers transportation to a large shopping center just a few blocks away, and there will be ample golfing opportunities at numerous local resorts.

More information will be forthcoming as we get closer! The conference host, Southwest Florida Crime Stoppers, looks forward to seeing everyone in May 2012!

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