21. VCPA FIRST PAGE neighborhood watch in Virginia DCJS crime prevention Center NCPC Topics in crime prevention NCPC Copy Ready Brochures Other crime prevention Links http://www.vcpa.org/

Serving Virginia's Crime Prevention Needs Since 1978 1405 Westover Hills Blvd., Suite 6, Richmond, Va. 23225 (804) 231-3800 FAX (804) 231-3900 email: vaprevent@aol.com Executive Director: Patrick D. Harris VCPA WHAT'S NEW About The VCPA Board of Directors 2004 Annual Report ... CPA Lifetime Members Training - News - Events Training Courses (NEW) Training Courses On-Line Training VCPA Conference VCPA Newsletter - Summer VCPA Applications Training Course Application PCPP Training Application Membership Application Practitioner Exchange Application Links Neighborhood Watch in Virginia DCJS Crime Prevention Center NCPC Topics in Crime Prevention NCPC Copy Ready Brochures ... Crime Reduction Tool Kits Standards - Recommendations VCPA Crime Prevention Standards VCPA Crime Prevention Assessment VCPA CPTED Guidelines Home Security ... CERT training course reminder, October 11 - 12, Bristol TAP - Terrorism Awareness and Prevention Training of Trainers Course Terrorism Awareness and Prevention or TAP is a very successful public awareness program about terrorism that was developed in Pennsylvania and Ohio and is being duplicated in Wisconsin and Kentucky . The Virginia Crime Prevention Association has been awarded a grant from the Department of Criminal Justice Service to develop a Virginia TAP program and to train law enforcement staff to deliver a one-hour presentation on Terrorism Awareness and Prevention to the public.

22. Snohomish County : Crime Prevention : Neighborhood Watch neighborhood watch can be used for more that crime prevention. It can be used on a variety of projects such as area cleanup, food drives, local planning, http://www1.co.snohomish.wa.us/Departments/Sheriff/Services/Crime_Prevention/Nei

County Links Get Directions Contact Us Feedback County Home Privacy Statement County A-Z Services A-Z Community Links Popular Services About the County Site Information Sheriff Sheriff Services Crime Prevention Burglary Prevention ... Crime Prevention Neighborhood Watch Benefits of a Neighborhood Watch Program Neighborhoods working together create a greater sense of security and well-being. Knowing you "Look out for each other" lessens the fear of crime. You become the eyes and ears for the Sheriff's Office. Reduces the risk of being a crime victim. The preventive measures you are taught can substantially decrease the risk of being burglarized, as well as lowering the chance of vandalism, graffiti, and other crimes. You'll learn what to observe and report to your neighbors and to law enforcement. You'll learn what law enforcement needs to know when you report a crime. Knowing your neighbors is an important part of this program. You'll get to know who to contact, be aware of who belongs and who does not, and create a stronger sense of community. It simply comes down to our motto "We look out for each other"! Posting Neighborhood Watch signs on your street and Operation ID stickers on your windows tells criminals your neighborhood is watching. You inform the bad guys that you are not the easy victims and you know what you own and will report any crimes to law enforcement.

23. BCSO Crime Prevention - Neighborhood Watch crime prevention Home neighborhood watch Program HEAT Program Personal Safety Tips Property Protection Tips Credit Card Fraud Identity Fraud http://www.co.bexar.tx.us/BCsheriff/neighborhood.htm

Neighborhood Watch Neighborhood Watch was created to obtain citizen involvement in discouraging and preventing residential crime. The program uses citizen involvement to secure their own homes and personal property and to report any suspicious activity to the police. Since its creation in 1972, it has brought a dramatic drop in the local residential crime rate. Neighborhood Crime Facts * Burglary, auto theft, rape, child molestation and arson are the most prevalent neighborhood crimes. * Household burglary is one of the easiest crimes to commit and prevent, but one of the hardest to solve. * A great deal of time is spent on investigating burglaries. * Household burglary is one of the most rapidly increasing major crimes in the nation. * Most home burglars are young amateurs looking for easy targets. * Statistics show that in over one-half of household burglaries, there was not any force involved.

24. Crime Prevention - Neighborhood Watch - Sheriff's Office Hanover County Government Online provides information pertaining to county government to the citizens and businesses of Hanover County, Virginia. http://www.co.hanover.va.us/sheriff/crimeprev-safety.htm

Text Only Site Script provides the date Home Contact Us SiteMap Home ... Triad Safety Awareness Child Safety Cyber Safety It's Spring Time Scooters Child Safety Tips To Help Keep Children Safe What Your Teen Can Do What Your Child Can Do What To Do In Case Of An Emergency ... How To Talk To Your Children Tips To Help Keep Children Safe This is a topic that we unfortunately need to think about very seriously with all the occurrences that have happened recently. We need to educate ourselves and our children. We need to prepare them/us so we know what to do so they don’t become a victim. Here are some tips from the National Center For Missing and Exploited Children. Safety At Home Children should know their full name, home phone number and how to use the telephone. Post your contact information where your children will see it: office phone number, cell phone, pager, etc. Children should have a trusted adult to call if they’re scared or have an emergency.

25. Crime Prevention - Neighborhood Watch - Sheriff's Office Hanover County Government Online provides information pertaining to county government to the citizens and businesses of Hanover County, Virginia. http://www.co.hanover.va.us/sheriff/crimeprev-nwatch.htm

Text Only Site Script provides the date Home Contact Us SiteMap Home ... Triad Neighborhood Watch Meetings The next Neighborhood Watch Coordinators’ Meeting is scheduled for Monday night September 19, 2005 at 7:00 p.m. The meeting will be held at the Hanover County Sheriff’s Office in Training Room A. If anyone would like to send an e-mail address that can be used to communicate Neighborhood Watch information, you can send it to Deputy Jim McLaughlin at jpmclaughlin@co.hanover.va.us Benefits of the Neighborhood Watch More About Neighborhood Watch... Information provided by the Crime Prevention Unit. Note, some links on this web site require the Adobe Acrobat Reader program ( Download the free Reader Hanover County, P.O. Box 470, 7497 County Complex Rd., Hanover, VA 23069, This site is optimized for Internet Explorer 5.0+ and Problems using this website? var name = "webmaster"@; document.write ("");

26. Neighborhood Watch The National neighborhood watch Institute is the leading supplier of neighborhood watch COMMITTED TO PROVIDING VALUE FOR YOUR crime prevention DOLLAR http://www.nnwi.org/

VOICE (888) NNWI-USA FAX (888) FAX-NNWI COMMITTED TO PROVIDING VALUE FOR YOUR CRIME PREVENTION DOLLAR PO Box 4208, Santa Fe Springs, California 90670 We accept Click on any tab above to navigate our site Click here for our On-Line Order Form Click here for our On-Line Product Catalog ... Homeland Security Page or Order Form N ational Neighborhood Watch Institute welcomes you to our site. NNWI has been dedicated to supplying excellent crime-fighting material since 1982. Within our web site you'll find information on our complete line of crime prevention materials. NNWI products are in use by over 5,000 police and sheriff agencies, as well as concerned citizens. Neighborhood Watch groups across the United States utilize NNWI training materials, standard signs, reflective street signs, window warning decals and labels. NNWI recommends starting a Neighborhood Watch program in your neighborhood. Also protect your valuables by implementing Operation ID in your community. Join the fight against crime today! Our materials are available to local Neighborhood Watch groups, home owner associations, police and sheriff agencies, and individuals involved in crime prevention activities.

27. Neighborhood Watch Page To encourage neighborhood crime prevention efforts and partnerships, neighborhood watch featured expert presenters from the National crime prevention http://www.oag.state.ny.us/crime/neighborhood_watch/neighborhood_watch_toc.html

Home Press Releases Tour the AG's Office Contact the AG's Office ... Index Updated 1-24-03 NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH REGIONAL TRAINING PROGRAM To encourage neighborhood crime prevention efforts and partnerships, the OAG is hosting regional training sessions for civic leaders, activists, law enforcement personnel and allied professionals. These seminars present community group leaders and others with the opportunity to network and learn from experts in their own "backyard" about new strategies and resources to build stronger communities. The first session was held in Buffalo at the Kleinhan's Music Hall. Attendees heard from speakers addressing the following issues: understanding and combating gang violence including prevention, intervention, and suppression; and, maintaining and strengthening community activism including strategies to engage volunteers and attract support. The second leadership training program was held in Syracuse on June 28, 2005. The program, "

28. Neighborhood Watch Page Today, neighborhood watch is the largest single organized crime prevention project The National crime prevention Council, with support from ADT Security http://www.oag.state.ny.us/crime/neighborhood_watch/importance_of_neigh_watch.ht

Home Press Releases Tour the AG's Office Contact the AG's Office ... Index Updated 1-24-03 Table of Contents AN OUNCE OF PREVENTION: Neighborhood watch, Block watch, town watchwhatever the title, this initiative is one of the most effective ways to prevent crime, attend to home and personal security, address the safety of our children and the elderly and reduce fear and isolation. Civic involvement, collaborative problem-solving and mutual commitment have helped cities and neighborhoods reduce crime by significant numbers. In early 1972, the National Sheriffs' Association created a model program for today’s neighborhood watch. At that time, the Chiefs were searching for ways to attack the increasing burglary rate across the country. It was recognized that communities able to secure the assistance of their residents in observing, recognizing and reporting suspicious or criminal activities were better able to keep the burglary rate down and reduce other crimes. Today, neighborhood watch is the largest single organized crime prevention project in the nation. We know that neighborhood watch forges strong bonds among residents. Watch groups create a sense of community and pride by forming a unified group of citizens dedicated to improving their neighborhood. Partnering with law enforcement, citizens become their eyes and ears. These groups also serve as an empowering outlet for victims of crime. It helps give victims a greater sense of controlensuring that what happened to them will be less likely to happen to others. A neighborhood watch program can also be a springboard for many other efforts to address the causes of crime, reduce crime and improve neighborhood conditions including youth recreation, child care, economic development, senior citizen activities, affordable housing and community beautification.

29. Neighborhood Watch - Crime Prevention - Douglas County Sheriff's Office - Oregon neighborhood watch is a group of neighbors looking out for neighbors. crime prevention neighborhood watch - neighborhood watch Logs - Report a crime http://www.dcso.com/crime1.asp

Neighborhood Watch Click on McGruff to report a crime or suspicious activity in the Douglas County area. Neighborhood Watch Logs View the logs for your area. What is Neighborhood Watch? Neighborhood Watch is a group of neighbors looking out for neighbors. It is getting to know each other and becoming familiar with your neighbor's habits and vehicles so that you will know when something is suspicious or out of the ordinary. In addition to recognizing potential suspicious activities, Neighborhood Watch participants report such activity by calling 911. After calling 911, also notify your Watch Chairperson. All of this doesn't make you a nosy neighbor - it makes you a good neighbor in the old-fashioned sense of the word. Many people don't want to bother the police because they are afraid that it may not be a real emergency or that they may be embarrassed if their suspicions turn out to be unfounded. The police would much rather be called out to investigate than to be called after a crime has been committed. When in doubt, always call 911. The 911 dispatch center is staffed with trained operators who will evaluate your call, rank its priority, and dispatch it to the appropriate officer.

30. City Of Fresno, Police Home Page The neighborhood watch Program was developed to bring together Law Enforcement Contact your Policing District and ask for the crime prevention Community http://www.fresno.gov/fpd/neighborhood.asp

Contact Information 2323 Mariposa Mall Fresno, CA 93721 Phone 559-621-2000 FAX 559-498-5168 Emergency 911 Non-Emergency 621-7000 policedept@fresno.gov Graffiti Hotline Report Crime Links Police Home Page Chief's Advisory Board Needs Assessment Summary Megan's Law ... ID Theft Resources Police Services Phone Numbers Policing Districts Traffic Division Skywatch ... Internal Affairs Problem Oriented Policing (POP) Records Bureau Mounted Patrol Community Services Crime Stoppers Reserve Police Crime Prevention H.E.A.T. Auto Theft Task Force ... Wish Upon A Star Fresno Police and Neighborhood Watch Association What is Neighborhood Watch? The Neighborhood Watch Program was developed to bring together Law Enforcement teams and private citizens in a cooperative effort working together 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 Fresno Police and Neighborhood Watch Association is: To become acquainted with your neighbors.

31. Neighborhood Watch Programs neighborhood watch is the cornerstone of the LAPD’s crime prevention strategy. It enlists the active participation of residents, in cooperation with law http://www.lapdonline.org/get_involved/neighborhood_watch/neighborhood_watch_mai

Neighborhood Watch, Block Watch, Town Watch, Crime Watch – whatever the name, it's one of the most effective and least costly ways to prevent crime and reduce fear in your neighborhood. Neighborhood Watch Programs fight the isolation and separation that crime creates and feeds upon. It forges bonds among area residents and businesses, helps reduce burglaries and robberies, and improves relations between police and the communities they serve. The LAPD's Neighborhood Watch Program Neighborhood Watch Sign Installation Application Neighborhood Watch Sign Specifications The LAPD's Basic Car System ... National Night Out Neighborhood Watch Program Neighborhood Watch is the cornerstone of the LAPD's crime prevention strategy. It enlists the active participation of residents, in cooperation with law enforcement, to reduce crime in communities throughout the city. The Neighborhood Watch program was pioneered by the Los Angeles Police Department to educate community residents regarding their roles and responsibilities in the prevention of crime, and to encourage them to take active measures to prevent crime. The program calls upon residents to step forward and assist the police in organizing the community into a cohesive unit working toward the goal of building a safer, crime-free neighborhood. Neighborhood Watch groups discuss neighborhood crime problems with the objective of developing solutions to local problems. Los Angeles Police Officers supply crime information to neighborhood watch organizations and instruct these groups in various crime prevention techniques.

32. Crime Prevention Tips - Fairfax County, Virginia neighborhood watch A Community crime prevention Program Robbery prevention Talking With your Kids About Drugs Your Path to Personal Safety http://www.co.fairfax.va.us/ps/police/police15c.htm

Overview Community Policing Crime Information Crime Prevention ... Contact Us Crime Prevention - Tips you are here homepage public safety police department crime prevention ... You're Invited To Have a Safe and Legal Party in Fairfax County Neighborhood Watch: A Community Crime Prevention Program AN INTRODUCTION TO NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH Join the Fairfax County Police Department in preventing crime and become a member of our Neighborhood Watch program. When we band together, we can help each other and effectively reduce crime in our neighborhoods. Neighborhood Watch began in 1979 and has flourished steadily with over 900 community programs established throughout the county. The success of the program is due to the cooperative involvement of police and citizens. By donating a small amount of your time to observe and report suspicious activities in your neighborhood, you can be one of thousands of citizens who are contributing to the prevention of crime. The objective of Neighborhood Watch is to organize communities where residents are trained to be alert to potential crimes in their neighborhoods. Citizens are trained to keep watchful eyes on neighbors' homes and be alert to any suspicious or unusual activity that is occurring close to home. Patrol of neighborhoods can be accomplished by citizens-band radio-equipped vehicles or foot patrol. With the quick identification of a potential problem in your area, we can provide a prompt response and the trained personnel to investigate any reported incident or suspicion.

33. Www.elpasotexas.gov - Neighborhood Watch neighborhood watch activities, disseminate crime prevention information Basic crime prevention measures to safeguard you, your home, and valuables http://www.elpasotexas.gov/police/neighborhood_watch.asp

Police Department Police Department El Paso Police Department Homepage Welcome Mission Statement Executive Staff ... Arrest Photos Victim Services English En Español Regional Commands Regional Commands Central Mission Valley Northeast ... YIP Newsletter Police Initiatives Cold Case Files STI Cold Case Files Fax Force! Missing Persons ... FAQs History of EPPD History Main Page In Memoriam Past Police Chiefs Historic Group Pics ... Sep 11 Tribute News Current News 30-day Archive Employment Recruiting Division Requirements Job Descriptions Application Process ... Links Contact Us El Paso Police Department 2 Civic Center Plaza El Paso, TX 79901 PH: (915) 564-7000 FAX: (915) 564-7320 Contact Us Neighborhood Watch Meet Your P.A.R Officer for Questions How Neighborhood Watch Works Neighborhood Watch is a Community Policing partnership program that rapidly expanded nation-wide in the 1970’s to combat significant increases in residential crime.  This program depends on citizen involvement to prevent and discourage crime and reduce fear by taking certain home, property, and personal self-protection precautions, really getting to know and look out for neighbors, and reporting crimes and suspicious activities to the police.   Neighborhood Watch in the city of El Paso is an El Paso Police Department program and the department determines its policy.  Today, we have over 600 such programs, and this concept has also expanded to schools, apartments, parks, and businesses.

34. Watch Groups Look For Crime And Terrorists Some neighborhood watch groups have block captains and formal meetings with police, to broaden the neighborhood watch program beyond crime prevention to http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2005/08/12/AR2005081200784.

var SA_Message="SACategory=" + 'realestate'; Hello Edit Profile Sign Out Sign In Register Now ... Subscribe to SEARCH: News Web var ie = document.getElementById?true:false; ie ? formSize=27 : formSize=24 ; document.write(''); Top 20 E-mailed Articles washingtonpost.com Real Estate Print This Article ... E-Mail This Article RSS News Feeds Top News Real Estate What is RSS? All RSS Feeds Watch Groups Look for Crime And Terrorists Authorities Urge Communities To Be Their 'Eyes and Ears' By Rebecca R. Kahlenberg Special to The Washington Post Saturday, August 13, 2005; Page F01 Like many people, Fairfax County resident Norman Cherkis spent the last week of July using his car for errands, such as taking his dog to the groomer and stopping by Home Depot. But unlike most of us, he also spent about 10 hours in his vehicle with his wife, Beverly, for another purpose: driving around his neighborhood and the nearby shopping center, library and elementary school in search of "anything out of the ordinary," such as a U-Haul parked in the driveway of a vacationing homeowner, he said. He did so as a member of the Rose Hill Neighborhood Watch Team, a group of about 50 residents who work to deter crime in their community of 700 homes by looking out for each other's property and maintaining regular contact with the Fairfax County police. Where to Look for Guidance These groups can provide information and resources about watch programs.

35. Watch Groups Look For Crime And Terrorists He did so as a member of the Rose Hill neighborhood watch Team, attempted to broaden the neighborhood watch program beyond crime prevention to address http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2005/08/12/AR2005081200784_

var SA_Message="SACategory=" + 'realestate'; var adTemplate = templateConfigs[PRINTER_FRIENDLY_FLEX]; washingtonpost.com Watch Groups Look for Crime And Terrorists Authorities Urge Communities To Be Their 'Eyes and Ears' By Rebecca R. Kahlenberg Special to The Washington Post Saturday, August 13, 2005; F01 Like many people, Fairfax County resident Norman Cherkis spent the last week of July using his car for errands, such as taking his dog to the groomer and stopping by Home Depot. But unlike most of us, he also spent about 10 hours in his vehicle with his wife, Beverly, for another purpose: driving around his neighborhood and the nearby shopping center, library and elementary school in search of "anything out of the ordinary," such as a U-Haul parked in the driveway of a vacationing homeowner, he said. He did so as a member of the Rose Hill Neighborhood Watch Team, a group of about 50 residents who work to deter crime in their community of 700 homes by looking out for each other's property and maintaining regular contact with the Fairfax County police. Rose Hill is one of an estimated 18,000 Neighborhood Watch communities in the United States, said Chris Tutko, director of Neighborhood Watch Programs for the Alexandria-based National Sheriffs' Association, a nonprofit group that has provided resources for Neighborhood Watch groups since 1972.

36. City Of Boise-Police-Crime Prevention-Neighborhood Watch neighborhood watch is one of the most effective ways to prevent and reduce crime, Today, neighborhood watch is the largest single organized crime http://www.cityofboise.org/police/Crime_Prevention/neighborhood_watch/index.aspx

37. Crime Prevention crime prevention is one of the most important aspects of law enforcement. The neighborhood watch program helps to facilitate that cooperation on a http://www.cityofboise.org/Police/crime_prevention/

NEWS EVENTS JOBS GET INVOLVED ... ONLINE SERVICES BOISE CITY POLICE 7200 Barrister Drive Boise, ID 83704 General Information Fax: (208) 577-3009 TTY: 1-800-377-3529 E-mail: Boise City Police NAVIGATION: Police Crime Prevention PRINTER FRIENDLY Crime prevention is one of the most important aspects of law enforcement. The Boise Police Department is committed to fostering a spirit of cooperation with citizens of our community to prevent the victimization of our neighbors. The department recognizes that the prevention of crime is key to the quality of life in our neighborhoods. The various aspects of crime prevention are reflected in the departments below. Various materials to assist citizens and business owners in their own crime prevention efforts can also be found here. This compilation of safety tips is provided by the Boise Police Department to help educate the public on various issues that are frequently addressed in the area of personal safety for all ages.

38. Neighborhood Watch / Crime Prevention, Sheriff's Department , neighborhood watch is a crime prevention program that enlists the active participation of citizens in cooperation with law enforcement to...... http://www.dcn.davis.ca.us/YoloLINK/programs/pNeighbWatchCrime-5433.html

Neighborhood Watch/Crime Prevention Sheriff's Department, Yolo County Phone: Fax: 530-668-5238 (FAX) Contact: Martha L. Griffin, Sheriff's Operations Assistant Location 41793 Gibson Road Woodland, CA 95776 Mail Address: County Courier #2 or 41793 Gibson Road, Woodland CA 95776 Internet: www.yolocountysheriff.com/crime_prevention.htm (Web site) Monday-Friday, 8 am-5 pm, evenings by request. Description: Neighborhood Watch is a crime prevention program that enlists the active participation of citizens in cooperation with law enforcement to reduce crime in their communities and rural areas. It involves: neighbors getting to know each other and working together in a program of mutual assistance, citizens being trained to recognize and report suspicious activities in their neighborhood and implementation of crime prevention techniques, such as home security, operation identification and others. Other information available: owner applied number - for farm machinery and heavy equipment zone security, clandestine drug lab information. Area Served: All unincorporated areas of Yolo County.

39. Crime Prevention Collage of crime prevention Program Logos neighborhood watch, National Night Out, Operation ID. neighborhood watch Auto Burglary prevention Home http://www.cocosheriff.org/patrol/acs/crime_prevention/crime_prevention.htm

Home About Sheriff Warren Rupf Administration Basic Academy ... What's New Community Relations and Crime Prevention Unit Neighborhood Watch Auto Burglary Prevention Home Security Checklist How to start a Neighborhood Watch Group Neighborhood Watch Phone Tree Child I.D. Fingerprinting Operation I.D. Email the Crime Prevention Specialist ... Click here for more information Community Relations and Crime Prevention is a unit within the Sheriff’s Emergency Services Division. The unit is responsible for developing public awareness and crime prevention programs, and building and maintaining relationships that contribute to the safety and well-being of the residents served by the Office of the Sheriff. The Crime Prevention Unit provides residents of the unincorporated areas of Contra Costa County with a full range of crime prevention and community services. Crime Prevention Specialists work with residents in establishing and maintaining Neighborhood Watch Programs. They also initiate and participate in community meetings, safety fairs and special events. The Crime Prevention Unit initiates community outreach programs throughout the unincorporated areas of Contra Costa County.

40. Neighborhood Watch You will become a part of the neighborhood watch crime Alert System. Your crime prevention Specialist will do the rest. Ewatch and E-Alert http://www.cocosheriff.org/patrol/acs/crime_prevention/neighborhood_watch.htm

Home About Sheriff Warren Rupf Administration Basic Academy ... For news on Neighborhood Watch across the nation visit www.USAonwatch.org What is Neighborhood Watch? Sign-up for Neighborhood Watch How to Get Started... E-Watch Neighborhood Watch Manual ... Frequently Asked Questions The Neighborhood Watch, Community Action and Problem-Solving Program is one of the most effective means available for resolving issues within your community. It utilizes the best crime prevention device around: a good neighbor . Through organized problem-solving activities, you can help remove crime from your residential area and address any community issue that concerns residents. Neighborhood Watch is not guard duty. It is getting to know your neighbors, focusing on community issues, forming action groups and finding resolutions to neighborhood problems. It’s a partnership between the Office of the Sheriff and the communities we serve. It involves: citizens being trained to recognize and report suspicious activities in their neighborhoods and implementation of crime prevention techniques such as home security and Operation Identification (engraving driver’s license or ID number on valuable items).

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