East of the River
Clergy Police Community Partnership    4105 First Street, SE

Washington, DC  20032
202.373.5767 voice
202.373.5769 fax
          
                                               PRESS RELEASE

Contact:    Reverend Donald Isaac
Phone:        202.373.5767

Washington,DC, June 24, 2004 – The East of the River Clergy Police Community 
Partnership (ERCPCP) in conjunction with the D.C. Metropolitan Police Department 
(MPD), AMERIGROUP Mid Atlantic, and Infinity Broadcasting will announce on 
Monday, June 28, 2004 at 11:30 AM plans for their “40 Days of Increased Peace” 
program.  The press conference will take place at MPD’s Regional Operations 
Command East (ROC East), 3244 Pennsylvania Ave., SE located in the Lower Level 
of Penn Branch Shopping Center.  MPD officials and community leaders are 
expected to be in attendance.   This marks the 4th annual observance of  “40 
Days” which began this year on June 25, 2004 and will end August 3, 2004.

Reverend Donald Isaac, Executive Director of ERCPCP, took the lead in 
coordinating the efforts of over 30 churches, community organizations and 
individuals to plan free events, activities and services targeted to youth and 
young adults as an alternative to violence.  Assistant Chief Winston Robinson 
(ROC East) said:  “This is our community and our children, therefore MPD must do 
our part.”  The police department is coordinating several of the events.  The 
lead partners in “40 Days” are AMERIGROUP, Alliance of Concerned Men, Abigail, 
CEEP/ULA, A.P. Shaw United Methodist Church, DC Parks and Recreation, DC‘s 
Promise East of the River, Heaven 1580, WPGC FM, God Blend Ministries, Planned 
Parenthood of the Washington Metropolitan Area, Job Corps and ROOT.
 
ERCPCP has a 7 Point anti-violence imitative to develop activities and services 
providing health and safety information as well as enjoyable alternatives to 
violence during school breaks. 

To learn more about “40 Days” contact Reverend La Verne Harley 202.271.7519.
    
                                                    
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