The Do the Right Thing program is designed to positively impact the youth of our area by publicly recognizing children who distinguish themselves by their behavior, establishing them as role models for their peers. They achieve this status by committing "random acts of kindness", or simply by "doing the right thing"! 
Any adult from the community can simply fill out a nomination form and submit it for selection each month. This includes parents, teacher, employers, neighbors and relatives, to name a few. Nominations forms can be obtained at any Patrol Division Office, the Office of the Chief of Police, or at the "Do the Right Thing" site.
Please join Chief David Moore in congratulating the January/February “Do The Right Thing” Award Winners. The ceremony was held on Thursday, February 11th, 2010, at 10:30 AM at the Public Safety Building.
January Winners
Hannah Beckford, 1st Grade, awarded for volunteerism, (English Village Elementary)
Braa Elkhidir, 11th Grade, awarded for civic responsibility, (Jefferson High School)
Spencer Phillips, 9th Grade, awarded for leadership\courage, (Rush-Henrietta Ninth Grade Academy)
Michael Cole, 9th Grade, awarded for leadership\courage, (Rush-Henrietta Ninth Grade Academy)
Tatiana Williams, 10th Grade, awarded for leadership\volunteerism, (School of the Arts)
February Winners
Lavari Smith, Kindergarten, awarded for medical situation, (School No. 33)
Patrick Crilly, 12th Grade, awarded for volunteerism, (Aquinas Institute)
Janay Mull, 8th Grade, awarded for leadership/ courage, (Bay Trail Middle School)
Justin Tynon, 7th Grade, Spry, awarded for medical situation, (Spry Middle School)
Dazia Andrews, 9th Grade, awarded for civic responsibility, (Jefferson High School)
For more information call (585) 428-7863.