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Images, left to right: Martin Swize, Public Service, observes as Henry Cisneros shows Alberta Wren of 429 Iowa, how to read meter; Petition drive photograph; Funeral services. UTSA Libraries Special Collections.
- Digitized C.O.P.S. and Metro Alliance RecordsExplore dozens of digitized C.O.P.S. and Metro Alliance images and documents.
- C.O.P.S./Metro Alliance Records Collection GuideCommunities Organized for Public Service (COPS) is an organization of 26 parishes in the predominantly Hispanic, low-income West Side and South Side of San Antonio. Founded in 1974, it is the oldest of the Interfaith Area Foundation (IAF) organizations in Texas and, indeed, in the entire national network. The Metro Alliance, which shares office space and many resources with C.O.P.S., formed in 1989 through a merger of the East Side Alliance, composed of African American and Hispanic low- and lower-middle income churches, and the Metropolitan Congregational Alliance.