Today, September 25, is designated as “If You See Something, Say Something®” Awareness Day, also known as #SeeSayDay.
The goal of #SeeSayDay is to help educate the public on the importance of reporting suspicious activity to law enforcement. By reporting suspicious activity, you play a role in helping keep your community safe. Spread the word on how to recognize and report suspicious activity with us as part of #SeeSayDay.
As a reminder, iWatchTexas is a tool that allows Texans to report suspicious activity — including potential criminal, terroristic or school-safety related threats — and subsequently alert law enforcement to that activity. If you see suspicious activity, submit a report to iWatchTexas 24/7 using any of the following:
📱 the (FREE) iWatchTexas mobile app;
💻 the iwatchtx.org website; or
☎️ by calling 844-643-2251.
Learn how you can play a role on #SeeSayDay and throughout the year at dhs.gov/SeeSayDay.
TSTA's Vice Pres. Trooper Ashley Zendt participated in the annual 5K Walk Like MADD® fundraiser in Jersey Village on Saturday, Sept. 23, hosted by Mothers Against Drunk Driving®(MADD).
Walk Like MADD is MADD’s signature fundraising event to help raise both awareness and funds to end drunk driving and fight drugged driving.
Way to go!
Photos from Texas Department of Public Safety - Southeast Texas Region's post
It's National Forensic Science Week! Every day, scientists around the state go to work in DPS crime labs with one mission in mind: to serve the state of Texas. From scientific analysis to forensic laboratory services to assisting with scientific investigations, our team does it all.
These hardworking men and women are doing their part to fulfill the DPS motto every day. #CourtesyServiceProtection
