Community · Workshop

Victims Impact Panel - Spanish

A court-mandated Victims Impact Panel held in Spanish.

Tue, 25 Aug 2026 Rockland County Fire Training Center Pomona , New York
The Victims Impact Panel (VIP) in Spanish is a vital community service provided by the Rockland County STOP-DWI program. This session is conducted to educate participants on the severe consequences of impaired driving through the personal stories of victims. It is a court-mandated program for individuals involved in DWI-related offenses. By providing this service in Spanish, the program ensures accessibility and effective communication for all community members, aiming to foster safer driving habits.

What to Expect

A professional and serious environment where participants hear from victims of impaired driving in Spanish.

Who Should Attend

  • Court-mandated individuals
  • Spanish-speaking community members
  • Legal professionals

Agenda Overview

The panel is held every other month on the last Tuesday of the month.
Venue & Address
Rockland County Fire Training Center
35 Firemens Memorial Dr
Pomona , New York – 10970
United States
Organizer
Rockland County STOP-DWI · Government
Department dedicated to reducing impaired driving in Rockland County.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this event mandatory?
Yes, attendance is typically mandated by the court.
Where is it located?
Rockland County Fire Training Center, 35 Firemens Memorial Dr, Pomona, NY.
Is this in Spanish?
Yes, this specific session is conducted in Spanish.
Who organizes this?
The Rockland County STOP-DWI department.
What is the purpose?
To educate on the consequences of impaired driving.
How do I register?
Please contact the Rockland County STOP-DWI department for scheduling.
Tags
Safety DWI Community Pomona Spanish Legal
Summary
Court-mandated Victims Impact Panel (Spanish) held at the Rockland County Fire Training Center.
Highlights
  • STOP-DWI initiative
  • Spanish language session
  • Educational impact
  • Firsthand victim accounts
  • Court-mandated attendance
  • Community safety focus
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