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Citizen involvement in crime prevention by George J Washnis, 1976
Citizen Involvement in Crime Prevention 1982-1987 (#p2507) by Verna Casey, 1988-10
Alternatives to fear: A citizens' manual for crime prevention through neighborhood involvement by Shirley Henke, 1975
Encouraging employee involvement.: An article from: Security Management by George E. Cramer, 1998-01-01
A community guide to crime prevention by Alicia Christian, 1977
Factors related to citizen involvement in personal, household, and neighborhood anti-crime measures: An executive summary by Paul J Lavrakas, 1981
Bellevue citizen involvement in burglary prevention grant #75-C-0025: Evaluation report by Anthony C Mulberg, 1976
Preventing adolescent gang involvement (SuDoc J 32.10:AD 7) by Finn-Aage Esbensen, 2000
Public involvement : community policing in Chicago (SuDoc J 28.24/3:P 96) by U.S. Dept of Justice, 2000
Office of Community Relations and Involvement reference manual (SuDoc HH 1.6/3:C 73/11/V.1-4)
Meeting the challenge : public housing authorities respond to the "One Strike and You're Out" initiative (SuDoc HH 1.2:C 35/3)
Public and Indian Housing Drug Elimination Technical Assistance (TA) Program : fiscal year 1997 application kit (SuDoc HH 1.6:D 84/2/KIT)
Fiscal year 1997 Public and Indian Housing Drug Elimination Grant Program : application kit (SuDoc HH 1.6:D 84/KIT)

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5Is Framework: A Practical Tool For Transfer And Sharing Of Crime Prevention Kno
This often requires the involvement of a range of different people. This reflectsthe complexity of realworld crime prevention itself and the
http://www.crimereduction.gov.uk/learningzone/5isguide.htm

Extractions: Search our site 5Is is organised as a sequence of stages which emphasise the bringing together of evidence and experience INTELLIGENCE INTERVENTION converting the intervention principles into practical methods that are: INVOLVEMENT mobilising other agencies, companies and individuals to play their part in implementing the intervention, or acting in
Warner Southern College - Publications: Security Handbook
crime prevention at Warner Southern College is a community based program.involvement by all members of the campus community is essential to its success.
http://www.warner.edu/publications/security/3.asp

Extractions: Search the Warner Website You must have javascript enabled to view the effect that is show here. The effect includes a list of links that are available in each section of the Warner website. To view a complete directory of the Warner Website, please go to: Warner A to Z Introduction Contacting Security What To Do If... ... Send Page To A Friend Take a moment and bookmark this page so that you fill find it easily. For additional information Security Handbook - Page 3 Home Publications » Security Handbook - Page 3 CRIME PREVENTION At Warner Southern College, we take a proactive stance toward crime prevention. We provide a safe interaction with the students, faculty, and staff, knowing that this type of community awareness will keep our campus safe. We maintain this community awareness through the use of posters, pamphlets, and special talks with each residence hall. We will also be utilizing other resources. Most notably, we will have a guest from the Polk County Sheriffs Department, at least once per semester, to answer questions and provide information on how to reduce the opportunities for crime on our campus. The Student Government Association and the Student Life Office also provide valuable assistance to this effort. The WSC Security Department also offers a campus escort service designed to prevent students from walking great distances after dark. This is just an example of how we will be taking aggressive measures to discourage criminals.
Hampton Roads Virginia Crime Prevention
Hampton Roads Virginia crime prevention provides crime news, unsolved crimes andHampton The Best Weapon for the War on Drugs is Community involvement
http://www.hamptonroads-crime.org/

Extractions: An online community resource for fighting crime in the Hampton Roads cities of Virginia Beach, Chesapeake, Norfolk, Portsmouth, Newport News, Suffolk, Hampton, Poquoson, James City County, Williamsburg, and York County. Police News Wanted Unsolved ... Children Home Police News Wanted Unsolved ... Children "Ordinarily he was insane, but he had lucid moments when he was merely stupid." - 20 Dec 2002 Contact Me Tell-A-Friend - For up-to-date crime news please visit the news page and the unsolved crimes page! Most Wanted are available on this page in the right column and through the Wanted link above. Also available is the Sex Offender Registry. You can search by zip code. Sex Offender "Failed to Register" in Hampton Roads John Bradley - for Indecent Liberties Sex Offender Registry Search Virginia State Police Registry search of any offenders in your local community. Name marked with an asterisk may be wanted. *Hampton Roads Wanted* Chesapeake Most Wanted Hampton City Most Wanted James City Most Wanted Newport News Most Wanted Crime Line Newport News Most Wanted Police Newport News Outstanding Warrants Portsmouth Sheriff's Office Most Wanted Poquoson Most Wanted Crime Line Virginia Beach Most Wanted Williamsburg Most Wanted Crime Line York County Sheriff's Office Active Warrants York County Sheriff's Most Wanted York County Outstanding Warrants Virginia State Police Most Wanted Fugitives Virginia State Department of Social Services - Most Wanted Child Support Evaders
Peel Regional Police - Crime Prevention
Increase involvement among the senior population in the planning, For moreinformation on Home related crime prevention please browse through the
http://www.peelpolice.on.ca/crimeprevention/seniorsafety.html

Extractions: The needs of our senior citizens vary widely, depending on the individual concerned . Many seniors lead highly active lifestyles, and some travel extensively and for prolonged periods of time. Still others, due to medical conditions or other factors, are highly dependent on friends and family. Obviously, it is difficult to provide one blanket solution for all crime prevention problems, and in the case of senior citizen's solutions to problems can be a challenge.
Graffiti Prevention
To enhance business involvement in responsible graffiti management, Copyright ©crime prevention Unit, AttorneyGeneral s Department 2003
http://www.cpu.sa.gov.au/sa_gp.htm
Some Background On The Criminal Justice System Of Malaysia
Community involvement in crime prevention Community involvement is a necessarycrime prevention ingredient. It has been acknowledged as the most
http://www.lectlaw.com/files/int15.htm
Ramsey County Sheriff - Crime Prevention Unit
The crime prevention Unit encourages your involvement with crime prevention andvolunteer opportunities. Business Watch Citizen Observer
http://www.co.ramsey.mn.us/sheriff/crimeprevention.asp

Extractions: Since 1849 Law Enforcement Center Ramsey County Sheriff Navigation Ramsey Sheriff - Home Community Watch Crime Prevention Crime Prevention Tips ... Unsolved Crimes Crime Prevention Unit The Crime Prevention Unit works to establish education partnerships by working together with community residents and businesses. By working together we are more effective in providing a continued safer community to live and work in. We can be proactive in dealing with such problem areas as traffic complaints, thefts, burglaries, juvenile crime, drug concerns, arson, and code enforcement issues. The Crime Prevention Unit encourages your involvement with crime prevention and volunteer opportunities.
Crime Prevention Resources - Findlaw For The Public -
This section contains links to national crime prevention resources and involvement and generate confidence in comprehensive crime prevention activities.
http://criminal.findlaw.com/crimes/crime_prevention.html

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The Ad Council : Crime Prevention (WGA)
Father involvement, First Amendment Freedom, High School Dropout prevention The National crime prevention Council (NCPC) is a private,
http://www.adcouncil.org/research/wga/crime_prevention/?issue3Menu
Rowan University - Crime Prevention
crime prevention Officer Linn encourages involvement in campus safety issues.Her phone number is (856) 2564933. Students, Staff, Parents and prospective
http://www.rowan.edu/safety/services/prevention/index.cfm

Extractions: Rowan Students Faculty/Staff @import "../../images/style2.css"; Services Crime Prevention Welcome to the Rowan University Crime Prevention page. Rowan University's Department of Public Safety is committed to the concept of Crime Prevention. The department employs a full time crime prevention officer, Senior Security Officer Gloria Linn as well as a student staff known as Student Crime Prevention Practitioners. The Crime Prevention Section's objective is to communicate safety and security concepts throughout the campus community. Using in-person presentations as well as printed materials, Crime Prevention educates students and staff in the following areas: The Crime Prevention Triangle, Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design, Using Escort Service, Using Emergency Phones, Car and Bike Security, Harassing Phone Calls, Date Rape/Sexual Assault Prevention, as well as other timely issues in public safety. Rowan University is committed to the concept of Crime Prevention. A few simple precautions or a bit of knowledge might be the difference in a student or staff member becoming a victim of a crime. Our job is to educate the campus community of these concepts and reinforce them once everyone is educated. We also attempt to locate problem areas or situations, i.e. lighting, unsecured equipment, etc. The University is committed lighting improvements for 1998-1999 school year. These improvements are above and beyond the ones added in the last few years. The campus goal is 4 foot-candles of light average in all parking lots.
Crime Prevention Position
crime prevention is the promotion of those attitudes, activities and behaviors and community involvement that are part and parcel of crime prevention.
http://www.appa-net.org/about appa/crimeprevention.htm

Extractions: Crime prevention is the promotion of those attitudes, activities and behaviors that create and maintain safe and vital communities where crime and delinquency cannot flourish. Crime prevention practices provide a foundation for community justice initiatives and embrace the principles of restorative justice. Position Statement The American Probation and Parole Association believes that it is the responsibility of professionals working within the field of community corrections to ensure that whatever is appropriate and necessary is done to prevent crime and promote the health and well-being of individuals and communities as a whole. Crime prevention practices are the building blocks of community justice and embrace the principles and values of restorative justice. In step with the APPA Vision, this association resolves to support the determined but balanced integration of crime prevention into the traditional roles of supervision, intervention and sanctioning of offenders. This vision will guide the organization in promoting efforts that help to create safe and vital communities where crime and delinquency cannot flourish. Principles of Crime Prevention Crime prevention is a key tenet in the vision statement of the American Probation and Parole Association. While not a traditional role of most agencies, crime prevention is critical to the reduction in crime victimization and the offender population. Recognizing the uniqueness of each community, the American Probation and Parole Association proclaims that community corrections professionals must demonstrate a willingness to:
Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design
crime prevention strategies means to make the target harder to get into and for natural crime prevention be exhausted, prior to the involvement of the
http://www.ci.mesa.az.us/police/literature/cpted.asp

Extractions: Police Home Page Crime Prevention Unit Literature Available Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design, or CPTED (pronounced sep-ted), is a crime prevention philosophy based on the theory that proper design and effective use of the built environment can lead to a reduction in the fear and incidence of crime, as well as an improvement in the quality of life. The use of CPTED will reduce crime and fear by reducing criminal opportunity and fostering positive social interaction among legitimate users of space. A legitimate user means one who is using a space for its intended purpose. The emphasis is on prevention rather than apprehension and punishment. There are three basic and overlapping principles in the CPTED concept. In order to get a better understanding of the concept, let us consider these:
STATUS REPORT 2001-2002 - Annex B - LIST OF NATIONAL CRIME PREVENTION CENTRE (NC
that facilitate community involvement in all phases of crime prevention; or to continue its involvement, in crime prevention in their communities by
http://canada.justice.gc.ca/en/ps/franc/stat_rep_01_02/annexb.html

Extractions: LIST OF NATIONAL CRIME PREVENTION CENTRE (NCPC) FUNDED PROJECTS FOR 2001/02 The National Strategy on Community Safety and Crime Prevention (NSCSCP) which is overseen by the National Crime Prevention Centre (NCPC) is aimed at developing community-based responses to crime and victimization, with a particular emphasis on children and youth, Aboriginal people and women. The Safer Communities Initiatives (SCI) which represents a component of the NSCSCP is made up of grant and contribution programs that promote a social development approach and support initiatives that aim to identify the root causes (risk factors) of crime and victimization. The objectives and priority directions being pursued by the NCPC's funding programs are as follow: The Community Mobilization Program (CMP) supports community-based efforts to foster community partnerships to deal with crime and victimization, to increase public awareness and support for crime prevention, and to increase the capacity of communities to deal with crime and victimization; The Crime Prevention Investment Fund (CPIF), identifies, implements and evaluates new social development, community-based approaches to crime prevention by identifying crime risk factors;
The National Strategy On Community Safety And Crime Prevention
The crime prevention Partnership Program ($2.3 million) Canadas approach to support the involvement of organizations that can contribute to community
http://canada.justice.gc.ca/en/news/nr/1998/newsbckg.html

Extractions: BACKGROUNDER The National Strategy on Community Safety and Crime Prevention There are other costs of crime that cannot be quantified. Crime hurts people and makes them feel unsafe; it decreases quality of life and changes the face of our communities. The ripple effects of crime are felt in a broad range of sectors including health, social services, education, labour and employment. The National Strategy on Community Safety and Crime Prevention Building on the excellent work of the former Council, Phase II of the National Strategy aims to increase individual and community safety by equipping Canadians with the knowledge, skills and resources they need to advance crime prevention efforts in their communities. The objectives of the National Strategy are: to promote the integrated action of key governmental and non-governmental partners to reduce crime and victimization; to assist communities in developing and implementing community-based solutions to problems that contribute to crime and victimization, particularly as they affect children, youth, women and Aboriginal people; and
Georgetown University Department Of Public Safety, Crime Prevention
crime prevention unit seeks to increase community involvement regarding the The Department of Public Safety will conduct crime prevention workshops
http://www.georgetown.edu/student-affairs/dps/Crime_Prevention.htm

Extractions: The Department of Public Safety will conduct Crime Prevention workshops and office surveys on request, between the hours of 9 am and 5 pm, Monday through Friday. Topics may include, but are not limited to, Office Security, Bomb Threats, Personal Security, and Sexual Assault Prevention and Services. DPS registers and engraves bicycles, sells bicycle security devices (locks and cuffs), demonstrates the proper method of securing bicycles, and distributes security pamphlets.
Crime Prevention Program
Our City s most important crime prevention tool is citizen involvement. The crimeprevention Unit partners with residents to increase safety within the
http://www.ci.sugar-land.tx.us/content/Crime_Prevention_Program.htm

Extractions: Our City's most important crime prevention tool is citizen involvement. The Crime Prevention Unit partners with residents to increase safety within the community. In this spirit of cooperation, these partnerships positively influence the quality of life in Sugar Land. The Sugar Land Police Department has four crime prevention officers - one for each police beat in the City (see map below). Click on one of the four Sugar Land Police Beats on the map and learn more about crime prevention activities and crime information for your neighborhood. (If you are unsure of your police beat, find your subdivision by Clicking Here
CLD Conference Practice Workshop 10 Feb 2000
Community involvement in crime prevention asset or liability? Sustainable reductionsin neighbourhood crime and insecurity are best maintained if local
http://environment.uwe.ac.uk/commsafe/assli2000.asp

Extractions: Home Distance learning Discussions Join the network ... Useful links CLD conference practice workshop: Henry Shaftoe and Steve Osborn, 10 Feb 2000. Sustainable reductions in neighbourhood crime and insecurity are best maintained if local people have been involved in defining the problems and "owning" the solutions. Traditionally crime control was seen as a job for the police. However, there has been increasing recognition in government and even amongst the police themselves, that citizens have a key role to play. This role can be performed in three different ways, as outlined in the diagram below: These three approaches are not mutually exclusive and, over time, one type of action may transform into another. For example an issue campaign instigated by local residents frustrated by the proliferation of drug misuse in their neighbourhood may lead to them setting up their own drugs information and support network, which could then lead to collaboration with the local authority/health authoritiy drugs prevention strategies. Community involvement in crime prevention has large potential assets, but there may also be liabilities from a professional and rational viewpoint.
Federal Government Policies Crime Prevention Through Social Development
to initiate and lead crime prevention efforts in Canada;; involvement and crime prevention Home Page About crime prevention Social Challenges
http://www.ccsd.ca/cpsd/ccsd/policies_federal.htm

Extractions: Policies: Federal Government The federal government controls a number of key areas related to crime prevention through social development. It has exclusive jurisdiction over criminal law, legislation, and procedures. It controls spending on health and social development transfers to the provinces. It also plays an important role in such areas as cultural funding, industrial planning, and environmental regulations. In 1993 and again in 1997, Canadian parliamentary committees called for: These recommendations led to the creation of the National Crime Prevention Council and the National Crime Prevention Strategy in 1994. During its three-year mandate, the Council was successful in gathering and sharing information about the effectiveness of crime prevention through social development (CPTSD) approaches. Building on that foundation, Phase II of the National Strategy was launched in 1998 with a budget of $32 million. Given a mandate to advance community-based approaches to reduce the root causes of crime and victimization, the Strategy began funding projects across Canada.
Community Crime Prevention Liaison Unit
One of the hallmarks of the crime prevention Unit was its involvement in theNeighborhood Watch program, which reached its apex in the early to mid1970s.
http://www.lapdonline.org/organization/psb/comm_rel/ccpl_unit/ccpl_main.htm

Extractions: The Los Angeles Police Departments standard operating procedures include a mission statement, core values, and twenty management principles. Within the management principles, there exist two which specifically and emphatically declare that Crime Prevention is the Departments top priority, and that it necessarily requires the willing cooperation of both the police and the public working together toward a common goal. In keeping with the spirit of these management principles, a Crime Prevention branch of the Department was established in the late 1920s. Although there have been numerous name changes and placements within the Departments organizational structure through the years, todays Crime Prevention Unit (CPU) perseveres in its original mission to prevent crime and disorder in the city by working with various elements within the Department and the public. Responsibilities Operating under the auspices of Community Relations Section, CPU is responsible for the following functions:
Willoughby Police Community Involvement Officer
crime is inevitable. However, crime prevention and community action efforts are Child Abduction prevention STUDENT PROGRAMS The Community involvement
http://www.willoughbypolice.com/community.htm

Extractions: Officer Tim Kerzisnik Safety Town Information Here Involvement Pg.2 The Willoughby Police Department has a long tradition of partnership with those citizens who reside in, work in, or visit our city. Sir Robert Peel, considered the father of the modern police profession and for whom the London Bobbies are named, stated a philosophy that The people are the police and the police are the people. In that spirit, the Willoughby Police Department continues to include a full time Community Involvement Division in its table of operations. The goal of this division is to enhance overall safety and quality of life for Willoughby citizens through partnerships and efforts in education and crime prevention, rather than the police being limited only to reacting to crimes that have already occurred. Crime is inevitable. However, crime prevention and community action efforts are viable additions to reactionary enforcement and can affect crime rates, quality of life and the sense of security, well-being and self-determination within a community. The Community Involvement Division is staffed by one full-time officer who works in conjunction with and receives the support of virtually all other police department members. Since the year 2000, Patrolman Tim Kerzisnik has been assigned to the position of Community Involvement Officer. Patrolman Kerzisnik is a twenty-two year veteran of the department and has had previous assignments in the Patrol Division and the Detective Bureau.

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