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WHEREAS, during the month of May, Allegheny General Hospital Auxiliary and the Allegheny General Hospital-Northside Leadership Conference Partnership co-sponsor Stranger Awareness programs; and
WHEREAS, the disappearance and murder of East Allegheny resident Scott Drake was the catalyst for the Stranger Awareness program on Pittsburgh’s Northside; and
WHEREAS, in its eighteenth year, students in Pittsburgh Martin Luther King PreK-8 received two days of instruction on April 5th and April 25th from Brashear High School, Perry High School, and Carrick High School students focusing on the importance of Stranger Awareness; and
WHEREAS, on Friday, May 3rd, 2019, the program will conclude with a performance for students by Josh and Gab, a nationally known children’s music duo; and
WHEREAS, the following individuals and organizations have offered support and partnered with this year’s Stranger Awareness event:
The AGH Auxiliary Board; Susan Liebert, President
Mark T. Fatla, Esq. Executive Director, Northside Leadership Conference
Lauren DeDomenic, AGH-Northside Partnership Coordinator, Northside Leadership Conference
Ashley McFall, Start On Success Transition Facilitator, Pittsburgh Public Schools
Michael Perella, Principal, Pittsburgh Martin Luther King PreK-8
Jacquelyn Mazzotta, K-4 School Counselor, Martin Luther King School PreK-8
Brad Ward, Start On Success Transition Instructor, Perry High School
Kristi Pruszenski, Start On Success Transition Instructor, Carrick High School
Alan Crawford, Start On Success Transition Instructor, Brashear High School
Perry High School Students
Carrick High School Students
Brashear High School Students
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NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the Council of the City of Pittsburgh does hereby recognize and honor Allegheny General Hospital, its Auxiliary organization, the Northside Leadership Conference, and our students and teachers, for their commitment to educating local youth and making their lives safer through the Stranger Awareness Program; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Council of the City of Pittsburgh does hereby declare the month of May 2019, to be “Stranger Awareness Month” in the City of Pittsburgh.