Plano Police Department Hosts Free Holiday Safety Program Led by Veteran Officer Chris Bianez

As the holiday season edges nearer, the Plano Texas Police Department has taken to social media to announce a public safety initiative aimed at helping locals bolster their defenses against property crime. Through the

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, they’ve detailed an upcoming Free Holiday Safety program led by Officer Chris Bianez. Scheduled for tomorrow from 6:30 to 8:00 PM at the Davis Library’s Program Room, the event promises to equip attendees with strategies to protect their belongings and increase the security of their living spaces.

Officer Bianez is no novice to the subject; he brings over 27 years of law enforcement experience. His resume boasts a wealth of expertise, including credentials as a Certified Speaking Professional (CSPTM) and a Certified Crime Prevention Specialist. His background in Human Resources Training & Development positions him as a knowledgeable figure in organizational safety, focusing on the protection of not just physical assets but also people and information. The program is open to individuals looking for community support and expert advice at a time when vigilance becomes paramount.

The department has made it clear that no registration is needed for those wishing to attend this seminar. Still, they’ve also noted that the program’s content is tailored toward an older audience, being not appropriate for children younger than 11 years old and with parental discretion advised. This detail underscores the seriousness of the subject at hand—practical and sometimes stark realities of crime during what should be a season of peace and togetherness.

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