LVMPD and Opportunity Village are joining forces to help protect the public from identity theft. On the first Tuesday of every month, each LVMPD Area Command hosts a “First Tuesday” program for the public. The First Tuesday programs always start at 7 p.m. and include a free lecture about a crime prevention topic.
On February 3, the First Tuesday topic will be Consumer Protection: ID Theft and Internet Safety. As part of the program, LVMPD has partnered with Opportunity Village to provide attendees with free document destruction. People who attend the February 3rd First Tuesday meeting at their local Area Command are welcome to bring documents for destruction. The documents will be placed in a secure bin and then destroyed by Opportunity Village.
Documents will be accepted at each Area Command on Tuesday, February 3, between 4 pm and 8 pm ONLY. No documents will be accepted before or after this date and time. Anyone who shows up with documents for destruction outside of the assigned time frame will be turned away.
This is a one night only event, associated with the February 3 First Tuesday program. Metro cannot accept documents for destruction.
Bolden Area Command
1851 Stella Lake
(off Martin Luther King just north of Vegas Drive)
Convention Center Area Command
750 Sierra Vista
(at Swenson)
Downtown Area Command
621 North 9th St.
Enterprise Area Command
6975 W. Windmill Lane
(at Rainbow)
Northeast Area Command
831 N. Mojave
(at Charleston)
Northwest Area Command
9850 W. Cheyenne
(just west of Grand Canyon)
South Central Area Command
4860 Las Vegas Blvd. South
(at Las Vegas Boulevard South and Russell)
Southeast Area Command
3675 E. Harmon Ave.
(At Pearl and Harmon)
Monday, February 2, 2009
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2 comments:
This is a great idea. But I have a question. Do Opportunity Village and LVMPD plan on doing this again? I only just heard about this opportunity a few minutes ago and have no way of getting to a location before 8pm tonight.
Opportunity Village operates a paper shredding operation year round. There is a fee.
FROM THEIR WEBSITE:
Opportunity Village also has multiple drop-off locations to meet our residential customers needs. Please call for the nearest location and pricing.
For more information, please contact Paul Shlisky at (702) 880-4092 or (702) 880-4030
Or for more information, go to:
http://www.opportunityvillage.org/content/?c=22#
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