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Brittanee Brantner

Garden Grove Police Department

About

I have worked for Garden Grove Police Department for over 5 years. I spent 2 years in our Records Division, 2 years at our Front Desk as a report writer and now I am one of the 4 members in our Community Liaison Division's Crime Prevention Unit.

After receiving my CPD I designed Garden Grove Police Department's current CPTED Survey and Assessment.

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Organization

Organization:Garden Grove Police Department

Title:Community Service Officer

Certification

Date Earned CPTED10/28/2024

Date Earned Expires10/28/2028

Date CPD Renewed

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