161. |Police Crime Prevention Program crime prevention Program Abstract Presentations Home Safety Personal SafetySenior Safety Burglary prevention Robbery prevention Rape/Date Rape Retail http://www.cityofreadingpa.com/police/cwp/view.asp?a=3&Q=603564&policeNav=

162. Crime Prevention Program Search, crime prevention Program. website agendas The crime prevention Unitpartners with residents to increase safety within the community. http://www.ci.sugar-land.tx.us/content/Crime_Prevention_Program.htm

calendar contact Search Crime Prevention Program website agendas S.L.P.D Crime Prevention Home Beat 1 Beat 2 ... Kid Safety Tips CRIME PREVENTION 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

163. 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.

164. Juvenile Crime Prevention Tribal Juvenile crime prevention Grants Program Evaluation Program EvaluationData Entry Frequently Asked Questions about Evaluation Data Entry Data http://www.ocjc.state.or.us/JCP/JCP.htm

Return to the Criminal Justice Commission Home Page Criminal Justice Commission Contact Information Theodore R. Kulongoski Governor Juvenile Crime Prevention Effective October 3, 2005 the Juvenile Crime Prevention staff will move to: Oregon Commission on Children and Families 530 Center Street NE, STE 405 Salem, OR 97301 New Phone numbers: Becky Eklund 503-373-1570 x 236 Lana Holeman 503-373-1570 x 233 Valerie Henrichs 503-373-1570 x 230 Fax Line: 503-378-8395 Becky Eklund High Risk Juvenile Crime Prevention Coordinator Lana J. Holman Juvenile Justice Specialist Anna Sikel , Juvenile Justice Assistant JCP Links: Juvenile Crime Prevention Advisory Committee Members Juvenile Justice Advisory Committee Members Partners For Children and Families (off site link) DHS / Public Health Oregon Healthy Teens survey (off site link) Enabling Legislation for JCPAC Oregon Juvenile Detention Facilities Guidelines Extended Detention Rules Tribal Juvenile Crime Prevention Grants ... Criminal Justice Commission Contact Information Contents: Juvenile Crime Prevention Advisory Committee Juvenile Justice Advisory Committee JCPAC and JJAC Meeting Schedule Juvenile Crime Prevention Advisory Committee The Criminal Justice Commission's largest program involves juvenile crime prevention. To prevent creation of additional victims of crime and to limit future increases in the use and expense of incarceration in Oregon, the 1999 Legislative Assembly approved new juvenile crime prevention grants aimed at preventing high-risk juveniles from committing or repeating crimes.

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