Allen Community Safety Program

The Allen Community Safety Program was founded two or three years ago in hopes of providing transparency and full accountability for APD and Allen Residents.

We have grown from 0 to 600+ followers during that time frame.

I first started my community service by founding Allen Community on Nextdoor and engaging the residents on that platform together. I first met Dave Cornette and many others! They invited me to Allen Heritage Guild where I met amazing people and donated one of the first town resident’s letter for Allen when they got their railway. Where you can see that letter on display there. Which shows proof of existence of actual residents and not a ghost town back then when Wild West 🤠. I have also attended Trenton City Hall meeting which was my first and activity engaged with the community.

I worked at Roman Cucina as a busser for summer in Allen. Was my first real job.

And then worked for Walmart as a cart associate while doing my community service.

I then graduated from Plano Senior early in January. And started working at United Protective Services in Fairview. Where I met amazing people and talked with their chief and public relations sergeant there as well. They helped me change a lot on what I do and how I can better handle situations.

I have failed while trying new careers including solar. Which is all a lie and won’t ever do again… And now I swore into the navy last Friday and shipping off on the 7th of next month.

It was a pleasure meeting you all and including Sergeant Felty. And being a community advocate and leader for the community service not only in Allen but in North Texas as well.

I am giving Allen residents the update and chance for them to take over ACSP if they want to or City of Allen.

Thank you all,

William M Steeger

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Good morning citizens of Allen and all of North Texas.

I am coming back to North Texas stronger than ever before.

Sincerely,

William M Steeger

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Did y’all know that imapired driving kills one person every fifty minutes in the United States alone?

Please remember if you do not feel comfortable driving safely then please take a Lyft or Uber home. Or you can even call your friend or relative to schedule a drop off and pickup for you.

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Impaired Driving: Get the Facts | Motor Vehicle Safety | CDC Injury Center Every day, 29 people in the United States die in motor vehicle crashes that involve an alcohol-impaired driver.1 This is one death every 50 minutes.1 The annual cost of alcohol-related crashes totals more than $44 billion.2

Clear skies now for most parts of North Texas and Collin County.

If you see downed trees, damaged areas on road or damaged roads please notify Allen Public Works.

Remember to stay away from downed power lines or exposed wires and to notify your local energy provider and emergency line so they can dispatch someone there to fix the issue asap.

Please be mindful of any high (accumulated) water on roads and potholes.

Remember to drive safe Allen!



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**SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WATCH**

**SEVERE WEATHER ALERT FOR PARTS COLLIN COUNTY**

Please stay safe on the road while driving during any severe weather event.

If you see downed power lines call your local emergency or non-emergency line and the electricity provider in your area. Remember to stay far away from any exposed wires.

Did you know that hail from a storm can damage your car and property? And hail can even hurt you so please remember to take shelter as best as possible when it hails.

**STAY ALERT TO YOUR LOCAL WEATHER SERVICES**

**THIS POST WILL BE ARCHIVED WHEN THE ALERTS ARE OVER**

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Be safe Allen

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Outdoor Sirens | Allen, TX - Official Website The City of Allen's outdoor warning siren system consists of 13 sirens placed strategically throughout the city as a warning device to alert citizens outdoors of imminent severe weather.