In 1995 CAPIC was commissioned by the City of Revere to prepare grant applications for the municipality, specifically the Revere Police Department. CAPIC continues to provide these same services for the City and the Police Department. It should be noted that during this time CAPIC also prepared applications for the Revere Housing Authourity as well as the Revere School Department, the Wakefield Police Department, and the Boston and Maine Railroad Police Department. . CAPIC has extensive experience and expertise in public saftey, law enforcement, social service contract management, and planning and program implementation. CAPIC performs writing, research, analysis, and full preparation of all state and federal applications for the City of Revere including budgets. CAPIC has worked on numerous initiatives such as:

• Community Policing
• Homeland Security
• Govenor's Highway Saftey Bureau Traffic Enforcement
• Local Law Enforcement
• Block Grants
• COPS in Schools
• Domestic Violence Prevention
• Juvenile Delinquency Prevention

This formal contract has been instrumental in fostering solid working relationships with other local human service agencies and service providers, hence broadening the scope of services available for CAPIC clients, while at the same time strengthening crime prevention partnerships, encouraging community participation, and improving the quality of life for CAPIC clients. CAPIC also rents space at the Irene O'Connell Center located on 65 Nahant Avenue in Revere to the Revere Police Department, enabling the Department to open and operate a neighborhood police sub-station. The sub-station continues to be in service and has increased police visibility in the neighborhood, as well as fostered direct communication between residents and police. The Revere Police Department also utilizes the gymnasuim at the Irene O'Connell Center for Police Activities League programs and activities.