The Community Police Alliance Coordinator’s (CPAC) mission is to bridge the gap between the community and law enforcement and respond to mental health crises the Bound Brook Police Department, when called upon. The CPAC will receive, analyze, act upon and follow up on referrals provided by the Bound Brook Police Department, based on the observations of the “Officer Liaison” and the CPAC. The CPAC will offer referred individuals and families the information and support needed to take advantage of community services that address issues, such as mental health and substance use, domestic violence, housing and food insecurity, childcare, and healthcare. The CPAC’s focus is on reducing harm to the public, saving law enforcement resources, and creating a better community for everyone.
Victor Flores-Lopez, MSW, LSW, CPRS
Community Police Alliance Coordinator (CPAC)
Cell: 908-421-7212
Fax: 908-704-1629
Email: [email protected]
Victor is a bi-lingual licensed social worker, who partnered with the Bound Brook Police Department to identify individuals and families in need of mental health, substance use and other support services to reduce law enforcement interaction for non-criminal related incidents. Bound Brook’s population is more than 50 percent of Hispanic descent according to the United States Census, with many residents speaking Spanish as their primary language at home. Victor is fluent in Spanish which helps him extend his reach to the local Hispanic community, municipal and business leaders to become a well-known and trusted resource to ensure all residents have access to vital services.