Police Chief Announces Anti-D.W.I. Art and Slogan Contest Winners

High School students who contributed an entry to the contest stand with thier families as the winning contestants were displayed on the billboard at the 4300 block of Staples Street Wednesday morning.

The Corpus Christi Police Department hosted a contest in October 2012 for Corpus Christi High School students to develop the new advertising campaign to discourage drunk driving. The winners of the contest were announced November 21, 2012 at 10am at the digital billboard located at the 4300 block of South Staples.

The Corpus Christi Police Department accepted 202 entries for two categories. There were 114 entries for the artwork and 87 slogan entries. The best three entries from each of the two categories were awarded prizes which include ipads, itouches, and nanopods. The artwork and slogans will be displayed on billboards throughout Corpus Christi during the month of December.

The purpose of the contest was to solicit a more creative advertising campaign from the newest vehicle drivers to discourage drunk driving. The prizes were awarded by donation from the Citizens in Support of the Corpus Christi Police non-profit organization.

 

The contest winners are:

1st Place Art – Genevieve Sams                                   (1st place winners receive an ipad)

1st Place Slogan – Julissa Esparza

 

2nd Place Art – Stormy Evans                                       (2nd place winners receive an itouch)

2nd Place Slogan – Victoria Wahlen

 

3rd Place Art – Danielle Watkins                                 (3rd place winners receive an ipod nano)

3rd Place Slogan – Nadia Galvan

Thanks to the Citizens in support of the Corpus Christi Police Department for providing the prizes.

 

Contestant finalists stand with Corpus Christi Police Chief Floyd Simpson as he thanks all who contributed to the contest for their participation.