Vision
The Anaheim Chief’s Youth Advisory Council works under the guidance of the Chief of Police to explore community issues by gathering information, discussing solutions, and making a positive difference in the community. Last year, the council created and implemented an Anti-Bullying curriculum to over 100 Anaheim youth.
What is the Anaheim Chief’s Youth Advisory Council
The council is a group of young adults from all areas of Anaheim. The council gives input on how police department programs and services affect and benefit young people. Further, the council offers a voice in the community’s decision-making process and opportunities to lean about government operations first-hand. The council represents:
- Diverse ideas.
- Youth from different cultural backgrounds.
- Students from public and private schools.
- Young adults who want to make a difference on behalf of their peers and future generations in our community.
Teens are asked to:
- Explore issues.
- Get the facts.
- Discuss solutions.
- Make a difference.
Who should consider becoming a part of the Anaheim Chief’s Youth Advisory Council?
- Ages 14 – 17 years old.
- 2.0 minimum Grade Point Average or equivalent.
- Be drug, alcohol, and tobacco free.
- Two letter of recommendation from non-family members stating the reasons why the youth would make an outstanding APD Youth Advisory Council Member.
- Recommendation from Program Administrators.
- Submission approval of Youth Profile, Parent Consent, and Medical Release Form.