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Safe neighborhoods: Seattle Police by Grace Jansons, 1997
1992 post-event report: 9th annual National Night Out by Rachel Koski, 1992
Post event report: NNO by Julie Schnepf, 1991
National Night Out: Focus on community : 1995 post-event report by Mark Anderson, 1995
Working as partners with community groups (SuDoc J 26.32/2:P 25) by U.S. Dept of Justice, 1994
Block captain's hand book by Don E Fletcher, 1992
Minneapolis SAFE program interim evaluation by David Foster, 1989
Watching Police, Watching Communities by Dan Shepherd, 2007-03-14
FY 1996 Discretionary Grant Program Plan (SuDoc J 26.2:D 63/3) by U.S. Dept of Justice, 1996

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Neighborhood Watch, Citizen Groups, Neighborhood Association
A neighborhood watch Program can provide. crime prevention Training For example, a watch group can invite law enforcement and security experts to speak
http://www.lexingtonpolice.lfucg.com/ComServ/NeigWatch.asp

Extractions: Affairs You're not alone. Most likely, your neighbors are concerned, too. SafetyWatch is a series of programs designed to promote neighborhood safety in response to the growth of residential areas and the crime rate increase that results from such growth. The main focus of SafetyWatch is crime prevention at the neighborhood level. However, traffic problems, street/yard cleanup, noise control and unwanted solicitation, are other issues dealt with through SafetyWatch. In conjunction with these programs, the police are relying on you to do your part in the protection of yourself, your family, and your property. Ultimately, it is your responsibility to establish adequate home security in addition to practicing good safety habits. A Neighborhood Watch Program can provide: Crime Prevention Training: For example, a Watch group can invite law enforcement and security experts to speak about safety measures. Victim Assistance: Watch groups can provide support by helping crime victims contact the police or sheriff and local victim-assistance programs.
Crime Prevention Tips From The Arlington Virginia Police Department
crime prevention Tips neighborhood watch Guidelines. To start a neighborhood watch, talk to your neighbors and enlist their support.
http://www.co.arlington.va.us/Departments/Police/citizens/reference/crime_preven

Extractions: Especially for: Business Visitors Kids Teens ... DEPARTMENTS Police About Jobs Contact Crime FAQ News Store Public Safety Police Crime Prevention Crime Prevention Tips - Neighborhood Watch Guidelines To start a Neighborhood Watch, talk to your neighbors and enlist their support. Select a Block Captain. Then notify the Police Department at 703-228-4330 and the Neighborhood Watch Coordinator will arrange an organizing meeting with you and your neighbors. Please use this sign-up sheet PDF Format The Block Captain will help run the Neighborhood Watch in their area. It is preferred that every 10 to 15 homes (recommended maximum of 20 homes) would be served by a Block Captain. A Neighborhood Watch group can be any size, from a few neighbors to several blocks in a neighborhood. It is hoped that at least 70% of the homes in a Neighborhood Watch area will agree to participate. Police Department crime information pertinent to specific neighborhoods will be transmitted to Neighborhood Watch members who can then distribute the information to their neighborhood.
Neighborhood Watch
The crime prevention Bureau held the first neighborhood watch Block Captain s Seminar in 1984. These seminars have proved to be a very valuable community
http://www.lvmpd.com/Programs/Neighborhood_Watch/

Extractions: About Neighborhood Watch Download the Manual Security Tips Start a Neighborhood Watch Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department Neighborhood Watch Neighborhood Watch is an organized group of neighbors who observe more closely any activity or situation that depreciates the appearance or safety of their community. Neighborhood Watch is, as the name implies, a group of people who see the subtle, and not so subtle changes of their neighborhood. They simply observe and report violations of ordinances and laws to the proper enforcement agencies. Neighborhood Watch simply consists of neighbors who watch. They report everything from crimes in progress to graffiti buildup in their neighborhood. If you are interested in becoming an active member of Neighborhood Watch call Metro Crime Prevention at 229-3507. Neighborhood Watch in LV During 1980, the first year of the program, 3,500 single-family dwellings were formed into Neighborhood Watch groups. The program was growing so quickly that the Crime Prevention Bureau sought the assistance of volunteers, such as the International Footprinters, a community service organization sympathetic to law enforcement. The Footprinters assisted in organizing more than 300 block groups. Neighborhood Watch currently consists of more than 780 Block Captains representing more than 15,600 participants. In 1983
Lemoore Police Department
Voluntary crime prevention efforts such as neighborhood watch have proven Revitalizing neighborhood watch. The National crime prevention Council (NCPC)
http://www.lemoore.com/lpd/nw.htm

Extractions: screen resolution of 800 X 600 First of all, if you are interested in starting a Neighborhood Watch group in your neighborhood, or would just like to have some more information about it, give me a call at 924-9574. The Neighborhood Watch Program is designed to organize you and your neighbors to watch out for one another by reporting suspicious activities in your area. Literature and signs are supplied to Neighborhood Watch groups enabling them to be more effective, while advertising to would be burglars the existence of an active Neighborhood Watch group. The reputation of this program is often sufficient to scare away potential thieves and vandals. We are actively recruiting for new Watch areas and Block Captains. All too often a citizen will see suspicious persons or possible criminal activities and fail to report it to their police Department. As a result, many crimes occur that might otherwise have been prevented. Citizens must learn to be wary of their surroundings and perceptive of what seems out of place or out of the ordinary. It may be something as simple as a suspicious door-to-door salesman, a moving van loading your neighbor's furniture, or a strange vehicle or person in your neighborhood. What you report may very well be harmless or it may be someone casing a neighborhood to commit a crime. Regardless of what it turns out to be, the presence of a patrol car in response to your call will demonstrate that your neighborhood is no easy mark for criminals.
Neighborhood Watch And Problem Solving
neighborhood watch and Problem Solving is a partnership between the Concord crime prevention brochures and problem solving resource materials will also
http://www.ci.concord.ca.us/safety/nwatch.htm

Extractions: Check Volunteer Program Youth Curfew Neighborhood Watch and Problem Solving Neighborhood Watch and Problem Solving is a shared responsibility and connection between the police and community. The goal is to make Concord a safer, more livable city through crime prevention and problem solving strategies. It is part of the overall philosophy of Concord's Community Policing. It involves: Neighbors getting to know each other and working together.
Fullerton Neighborhood Watch -- City Of Fullerton, CA
neighborhood watch is a crime prevention program operated by Fullerton residents, with the support of the police department. Its purpose is to create an
http://www.ci.fullerton.ca.us/police/tips/neighbor.html

Extractions: Hours: 7:00 to 5:30 Mon-Thu, 7:00 to 5:00 Friday Police Home Page Safety Tips Home Page What is Identity Theft? Protect your car from theft ... Guide for babysitters Neighborhood Watch is a crime prevention program operated by Fullerton residents, with the support of the police department. Its purpose is to create an alert citizenry by teaching residents simple crime prevention measures, and by providing both general and specific information concerning crime in each neighborhood. Neighborhood Watch encourages residents to familiarize themselves with the activities of their neighborhood by, for example, knowing who works during the day, which automobiles belong where, recognizing people who belong in the area, and noting those who do not. This basic knowledge, together with a few precautions, will prevent many crimes in our city. Additional crimes will be prevented if residents will take time to properly secure their homes, record serial numbers through the "Operation Identification" program, jot down license numbers of strange cars cruising around a neighborhood, and report all suspicious persons to the police.
Usaonwatch.org - National Crime Prevention Council
NATIONAL SHERIFF S ASSOCIATION neighborhood watch Program This group founded the National Citizens crime prevention Campaign featuring McGruff the
http://www.usaonwatch.org/partners/ncpc.aspx

Extractions: National Crime Prevention Council: In the late 1970s, the prevailing public attitude was "you can't do anything about crime." A varied group of individuals - government policy makers, law enforcement, business, labor leaders - disagreed. This group founded the National Citizens' Crime Prevention Campaign featuring McGruff the Crime DogÂ®, our nation's symbol for crime prevention. The National Crime Prevention Council Is: National Crime Prevention Council believes that: Crime can and should be prevented. Truly effective prevention requires both addressing causes of crime and reducing opportunities for it to occur. Everyone, no matter what age, position, or capacity, can and must take individual action to stop crime. The problems of crime, violence, and drug abuse are best addressed though local action supported by local and state policies.
Mesa PD Crime Prevention Unit/Community Relations
neighborhood watch is a crime prevention program which enlists the active participation of citizens in cooperation with law enforcement to reduce crime in
http://www.ci.mesa.az.us/police/literature/neighbor.asp

Extractions: Police Home Crime Prevention Unit Home Neighborhood Watch Neighborhood Watch Forms ... Other Links of Interest Neighborhood Watch is a crime prevention program which enlists the active participation of citizens in cooperation with law enforcement to reduce crime in their communities. Neighborhood Watch does not require frequent meetings; only 2 per calendar year. The purpose of the Neighborhood Watch Program is to create an alert neighborhood by using simple crime prevention methods. Quick Links Request the Info Brochure
Washtenaw County - Washtenaw County Sheriff's Office
Prevention Services Di
crime prevention Tips neighborhood watch Also, join your neighborhood watch Program. There is added security if you and your neighbors keep a close
http://www.ewashtenaw.org/government/departments/sheriff/sh_crimeprevent_shfcrim

Extractions: Boater's Safety Classes Marine Safety ... Traffic Services Crime Prevention Tips Property Crime Prevention The Washtenaw County Sheriff's Department has had tremendous success in recovering property in cases where citizens have been able to furnish a sufficient description of their stolen articles, complete with serial numbers. Therefore, to ensure that your stolen property is retrieved and returned to its rightful owner, the Sheriff's Department offers these simple suggestions on property identification: Take the time to record the serial numbers of all your property and valuables. Some of the most repeatedly stolen items include: radios, televisions, stereos, microwave ovens, computers, guns, lawn mowers, snow blowers, etc. Serial numbers are usually recorded on a sales invoice at the time of purchase, or can typically be found on the back of the property. This is good information to jot down and maintain on file in a safe place. Engrave a personal identification number on each unit or item. A driver's license number would be one of the most readily identified numbers to use. Be certain to include the name of your state before the number.
County Of Marin Sheriff S Office - Crime Prevention Unit
The crime prevention Unit works with neighborhoods, community groups, At the first meeting we tell the group how a neighborhood watch Group is organized
http://www.co.marin.ca.us/depts/SO/main/crime_prev.cfm

Extractions: The Marin County Sheriff's Office offers a number of services to our communities. One of these services is the Crime Prevention Unit. The Crime Prevention Unit works with neighborhoods, community groups, and businesses to establish Neighborhood Watch and Business Watch programs. The Crime Prevention Unit also educates the community on such subjects as home and business security Operation Identification , personal safety, and child safety . We have also listed below some of the important telephone numbers relating to crime prevention. The Marin County Sheriff's Office is also a member of Bay Area Crime Stoppers. Learn how to become a member of the Sheriff's Office Email Tree Before you leave, take some time to explore these programs also managed by the Crime Prevention Unit; The Marin County Sheriff's Office Citizen Academy where members of the community can get an inside look at the operations of the Sheriff's Office.
Neighborhood Watch & Crime Prevention Information For Akron, Ohio
neighborhood watch crime prevention information for Akron, Ohio.
http://gozips.uakron.edu/~evert/watch/
Crime Prevention And Safety
Safety information and crime prevention tips, tools, and devices for Just like neighborhood watch for homeowners, members of an Apartment watch learn
http://crime.about.com/od/prevent/

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Neighborhood Crime Watch
The Anchorage Police Department neighborhood crime watch program is one of the most and/or achieves prevention of burglaries and other property crimes.
http://www.muni.org/apd2/ncw.cfm
Crime Prevention Resources
crime prevention Resources. neighborhood Problem Solving addresses issues affecting neighborhood watch Force Sign Order Form No Trespassing Affidavit
http://www.ci.minneapolis.mn.us/police/crime-prevention/

Extractions: Crime Prevention Resources MPD Home Crime Prevention Resources Home Other Resources Sex Offender Notification Community Outreach Neighborhood Problem Solving addresses issues affecting the quality of life in a neighborhood. Problems may include loud parties, drug dealing, run-down properties, etc. Residents and SAFE staff work together to develop strategies and solutions. The pdf links below are to some of the flyers in our library of helpful safety and security tips. Apartment Building Security
Community Crime Prevention / Safety For Everyone
Minneapolis Police Department s Community crime prevention/SAFE Central is located at 217 South 3rd Organizing Block Clubs/ neighborhood watch Groups
http://www.ci.minneapolis.mn.us/police/outreach/

Extractions: Community Outreach MPD Home Community Outreach Home Community Outreach Crime Prevention Specialists Operation ID McGruff House Program Minneapolis Mediation Program (MMP) ... Crime Alerts Block and Apartment Clubs Block Clubs Home Activities Club Leaders Minneapolis Police Department's Community Crime Prevention/SAFE Central is located at 217 South 3rd Street, Minneapolis, MN 55401, 612-673-3447. Each precinct is also served by several CCP/SAFE crime prevention specialists. They work with individual neighborhoods to reduce the fear of crime, improve community and police cooperation and improve the quality of life in Minneapolis neighborhoods. The crime prevention specialists provide educational materials and programs, develop working relationships with the community and assist residents in reducing the opportunity for crime and in solving problems in the community. Problem Solving: Pro-active Crime Prevention Activities
Neighborhood Watch
neighborhood watch. WANT TO KNOW THE BEST crime prevention TOOL EVER INVENTED? A GOOD NEIGHBOR! In fact, neighborhoods working together with law enforcement
http://www.buttecounty.net/sheriffs/neighborhoodwatch.htm

Extractions: Neighborhood Watch is a crime prevention program which enlists the active participation of residents in cooperation with law enforcement to reduce crime in their communities. The program involves the joint efforts of the sheriff's department and the community and designed to enhance neighborhood security, heighten the community's power of observation, and to encourage mutual assistance and concern among neighbors. It involves: In recent years, neighborhoods have experienced rapid change. The old, well-established neighborhood has been replaced by a highly transient, growing community where people seek more and more privacy. This life-style tends to promote unfamiliarity with neighbors and a corresponding lack of concern. Unfortunately, this enhances the opportunity for the criminal element and increases the community's vulnerability to crime.
Neighborhood Watch
The neighborhood watch Program was developed to bring together Law Enforcement teams To implement crime prevention techniques to enhance home security.
http://www.ci.boulder.co.us/police/community/neighborhood_watch.htm

Extractions: Neighborhood Watch The Neighborhood Watch Program was developed to bring together Law Enforcement teams and private citizens in a cooperative effort for the betterment of all our citizens. Much of the work is done by the committee chair people and the Community Service Officers who are involved with the program. This is simply a program of neighbors watching out for each other. It is designed to enlist the active participation of citizens in cooperation with the police to reduce crime and improve the quality of life in their neighborhoods. The specific and primary purposes of the Boulder Police and Neighborhood Watch Association is:
Crime Prevention Association Of Michigan
40hour Advanced crime prevention Course. This course is designed to offer advanced Story neighborhood watch could return to Redford Township 06/28/05
http://www.preventcrime.net/

Extractions: A community is a place where people live, work, worship, and play. It's also a gathering of people who live in the same area or who share common interests. Communities can help keep themselves healthier by forming partnerships within the community that include representatives from law enforcement, criminal justice, neighborhood associations, government, education, recreation, youth, seniors, parents, business, labor, health care, media, houses of worship, and service organizations. Through these united efforts, citizens take ownership in their neighborhoods and build safer communities for the future. Learn about us , and join our membership OUR MISSION:
Crime Prevention
crime prevention 1350 Norris Road Bakersfield, CA 93308 (661) 3917559, Mc Gruff Topics discussed at a neighborhood watch meeting include home security,
http://www.co.kern.ca.us/sheriff/prevent.htm

Extractions: NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH The cornerstone program of the Kern County Sheriff's Department Crime Prevention Unit promotes the important partnership between law enforcement and the community. Working together to reduce crime and enhance the quality of life in our neighborhoods, we can make a difference. Residents act as "eyes and ears" for law enforcement, learning how to make their homes more secure, watching out for each other and reporting suspicious activity to the Sheriff's Department. Topics discussed at a Neighborhood Watch meeting include home security, neighborhood awareness, making a call for service, Operation ID (marking of property with California driver's license or California ID number), and the importance of signing the neighborhood with Neighborhood Watch signs. Participants are encouraged to ask questions and voice their concerns regarding problems within their neighborhood. BUSINESS WATCH The companion program to Neighborhood Watch is Business Watch. This program has been developed for commercial property owners throughout Kern County. A healthy community begins with a healthy business community and this program is designed to help business owners avoid becoming the victims of burglaries and thefts from the public and internal losses due to employee theft. Business security, loss prevention, bad checks/credit card fraud and ways to coordinate communications with other business owners are discussed in this program. Business owners are also encouraged to participate in the Owner Applied Number system, which is a nationwide method of marking commercial property in an effort to retrieve that property should it be recovered after a theft.
Fight Crime
Learning to prevent and detect crime in your neighborhood and taking the If you have crime prevention questions or want to schedule a neighborhood watch
http://www.chandlerpd.com/cpd_site/fight_crime/block_watch.htm

Extractions: us 4 weeks before the date of your event to schedule. Block watch is... Becoming acquainted with your neighbors. Working together to solve problems in your neighborhood. Helping the police by being aware of and reporting any unusual activities as they occur. You know best what is "normal" activity in your neighborhood. Learning to prevent and detect crime in your neighborhood and taking the necessary steps to make it safer (i.e. utilizing locks, lighting, etc.) Reporting suspicious persons. NOT apprehending, leave that for the police.

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