P.O. Box 293747 Sacramento, CA 95829
NEXT MEETING
Thursday, May 21, 2009
 
| LOCATION: |
Cattlemen’s Restaurant
2882 Kitty Hawk Road
Livermore, CA 94551
(925) 447-1224 |
| REGISTRATION: |
The registration fee is $20.00. Yes that is
right, we have rolled it back. |
| TIMES: |
Registration /Networking 10:30 am to 11:00 am
Business Meeting
11:00 am to 11:15 am
Speaker
11:15 pm to 12:00 pm
Lunch
11:30 am to 12:40 pm
Raffle & Network
12:40 pm to 1:00 pm
The meal will be served during the business meeting
to expedite the meeting. |
| SPEAKER / AGENDA: |
Randy Mesa of PIPS Technology will talk about new tech on the bait car side. |
| RSVP: |
RSVPs must be received with your entrée
selection to guarantee a meal by May 15, 2009. Contact Kevin
Matthews @ (916) 275-2228 or kmatthews@wsati.org.
Email
is the preferred method. |
| MENU SELECTION: |
Food choice-
Top Sirloin, Grilled Salmon, Teriyaki Chicken, or
Spinach Ravioli with Marinara Sauce including Baked Potato, Salad, Sourdough
Bread, and Ranch Beans
*Includes drinks. |
| NEXT MEETING: |
In July in Stockton @ Stockton Inn. |
| UPCOMING EVENTS: |
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| LAST MEETING: |
Presentation by Mark Guess from Bureau of Automotive
Repair. |
| MEMBERSHIP RAFFLE: |
There was no winner in the raffle drawing in March.
$50 will be carried over to next meeting. |
| BENT HANDCUFF
AWARD: |
The “BENT HANDCUFF” was won
by Dennis Gallagher of AIG for merely showing up as a representative of
AIG.
Come on let's give up our fellow workers’ screw-ups...
P.S. The Bent Handcuff Award is not just for
Law Enforcement. If anyone has a good story on any member, let us
hear about it. |
| 2009 TRAINING CONFERENCE: |
It is time to prepare for the 2009 Conference in South
Lake Tahoe. We are working on preparations for the 2009 Conference
and looking for help. Let a board member know if you are interested in
helping.
We are looking for vendors and monetary contributions
toward the WSATI conference. If you would like to be a vendor or your company
would like to contribute, please notify a Board member. |
| AL WEATHERMAN AWARD: |
Awarded to Tony Corroo of CSAA. |
Refer to the recent Al Weatherman
Award recipient Dave
Prescott page on the WSATI website. His loss is felt by
all.
If you have questions or want
additional information regarding the Northern Chapter of WSATI or any other
WSATI chapter, or if you want details about upcoming meeting or conferences
visit our web site www.wsati.org.
2009 membership fees of $20.00 are
due for this year. Please remember to renew your membership and help keep
the organization running! A raffle with a $50 cash prize will be held at
each meeting for paid members only who are attending. Forms will
be available at this meeting to update our records. If you would
like to download a copy of the form in Word format, click
here.
-----Original Message-----
Subject: 2008 Al Weatherman Award Northern Chapter
From: Don Farnham <DFARNHAM@wsati.org>
Date: Thu, January 29, 2009 2:55 pm
Gary;
Here is the 2008 award winner Tony Corroo of CSAA and
this year's President Tina Johnson presenting at the January meeting on
1/22/2009. I also attached the nomination.
Thanks;
Don Farnham
Special Agent Area 3
707-448-1418
2008 Al Weatherman Award Nomination
Anthony “Tony” Corroo
I nominate for this years Al Weatherman award CSAA
SIU Specialist Tony Corroo. Tony has had a long and distinguished career
with CSAA. In the past 35 years he has progressed through the ranks and
is currently an analyst and SIU Specialist. He has been a long time member
and staunch supporter of WSATI in both the Central and Northern Chapter.
He is a member of both chapters and is a Past President of the Central
Chapter. He has unselfishly given of his time and resources in the planning,
preparation, and execution of the annual training conferences for both
Northern and Central WSATI Chapters. He has been the “Go to Guy” for assistance
in both WSATI and matters as a liaison between CSAA, NICB, and law enforcement.
He has obtained bait vehicles from CSAA salvage for programs run by NICB
used by law enforcement which have been extremely successful and productive.
He has obtained identifiable component parts from CSAA salvage to be used
in law enforcement stings on short notice which have also produced arrests
and recoveries. Although he has not directly arrested these perpetrators
his support has surely made their arrests and prosecution possible. His
exceptional contribution to the fight against auto theft and auto insurance
fraud is a reflection of his professionalism, leadership, and tenacious
work ethic. He embodies the spirit, meaning, and purpose of the Al Weatherman
Award.
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