1. City Of Orlando, Orlando Police Community Involvement Section, Community Oriente Government Web Directory Community involvement Section The Orlando Police Community involvement Section consists of six crime prevention Officers, another officer attached to crimeLINE, and a supervisor. Each of the crime prevention officers is http://www.cityoforlando.net/police/cpd.htm

Government Web Directory Community Involvement Section Our Crime Prevention Officers also provide local businesses with crime prevention seminars, which include Personal Safety, Violence in the Work Place, Drugs in the Work Place, Gun Safety and Homeland Security. As part of their initial training, the Crime Prevention officers receive training in Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED). With this training, they are often called upon to review security issues with the smallest and largest businesses in Orlando. A second hat worn by the Crime Prevention Officers is that of the Community Involvement Officer. In that context, the officers are called upon to make presentations to school children, civic and social clubs, and assist in a variety of events sponsored by the City of Orlando. It was the Orlando Police Department Community Involvement Section which presented the first ever

2. Office Of Neighborhood Involvement - Portland, Oregon with the Juvenile Justice and Delinquency prevention Act of 1974, compliance monitoring forms are present the Governor's Office of crime Control prevention's Special Report. http://www.myportlandneighborhood.org/

City of Portland, Oregon Enhancing the quality of neighborhoods through community participation Search the Site Advanced Search ONI Webmaster City Homepage Welcome to the Office of Neighborhood Involvement Neighborhood Association contacts Business Association contacts District Coalition and Office contacts Maps of Neighborhood Boundaries ... City Code, Chapter 3.96 Ongoing Committee Info Bureau Advisory Committee Coalition Directors and Chairs Mtgs ONI Guidelines Committee City Wide Land Use Forum ... Cityinfo@ci.portland.or.us or 503-823-4000 Frequently requested phone #'s Cascadelink.org City of Portland 2002 budget info City home page site for budget forum videos ... Housing Connections Civic Involvement Center Neighborhood Involvement Downspout Disconnection Community Residential Siting Crime Prevention Center Block Captain Community Foot Patrol Neighborhood Block Watch Liquor Licensing ... Crimemapper Metropolitan Human Rights Center Disability Project Refugee and Immigrant-Interwoven Tapestry Community Dialogues/Diversity Training Neighborhood Mediation Program Neighbor to Neighbor Landlord - Tenant Community or Neighborhood Disputes Welcome letter from Commissioner Randy Leonard ONI News Update Community Survey on the Crime Prevention Program

3. Research Brief: Education As Crime Prevention Contains links to sites concerned with reducing opportunities for crime. Includes info on home incarceration. crime prevention Planning Committees. Parking decals, and Resident ID cards . to increase the amount of citizen involvement http://www.soros.org/crime/research_brief__2.html

Research Brief Occasional Paper Series - No. 2 - September 1997 Education as Crime Prevention Providing education to prisoners The History of Higher Education in Prison In 1965, Congress passed Title IV of the Higher Education Act, which explicitly permitted inmates to apply for financial aid in the form of Pell Grants to attend college. The passage of Title IV allowed for the expansion of what had been a smattering of higher education programs in correctional facilities. The number of programs peaked in 1982 at over 350 available in 90% of the states. In the 1970s, studies were conducted to determine the achievements of correctional higher education. Success was measured by the rate of re-arrest and the offender’s ability to obtain and maintain employment upon release. The results were overwhelmingly positive, indicating that higher education was responsible for reducing an individual’s chances of returning to crime, which in turn resulted in savings by reducing the costs of incarceration and victimization, and by providing skilled workers to the economy. In the early 1990s, elected officials began introducing legislation to prohibit federal tuition assistance to inmates. A counter-effort, started by educators, correctional officials, prison advocates, and prisoners themselves managed to stave off the legislation until 1994, when the Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act effectively dismantled correctional higher education.

4. Department Of Justice - Office Of Crime Prevention - Northern Territory Governme The Councils will stimulate and sustain community involvement in crime prevention,and provide advice to Government on what's working in crime prevention for http://www.nt.gov.au/justice/ocp/pages/comminv.shtml

Home Overview Role Links ... Events Community Involvement Increased Funding for Community Crime Prevention Grants Under Crime Prevention NT, $400,000 each year will be allocated to grants to support community crime prevention activities. Grants will be provided for worthwhile local crime prevention activities which address any or all of the key crime prevention themes and which contribute to the achievement of crime prevention goals. Grants will be used to trial innovative or creative programs in or across regions. Rigorous evaluation and reporting requirements will identify programs that have the potential for application in other areas, or across the Territory. top of page Regional Crime Prevention Councils Regional Crime Prevention Councils will be established across the Northern Territory to ensure Government remains in touch with crime prevention issues at a community and regional level. The Councils will stimulate and sustain community involvement in crime prevention, and provide advice to Government on what's working in crime prevention for each region of the Territory. Membership of the Committees would be drawn from all areas of Territory life: local and community government, small business owners and operators, police, community organisations and volunteer groups. Regional Councils will ensure that the Office of Crime Prevention and Government are continually appraised of contemporary crime prevention issues affecting the region and assist Government to ensure proper resource allocation and program coordination. Crime Prevention NT will provide ongoing advice and support to Regional Councils and Government.

5. Dyfed-Powys Police Force | Safeguarding Our Community Providing information on the force including recruitment, the policing plan, speed cameras, crime prevention and local community involvement. http://www.dyfed-powys.police.uk/

Your location Home Safeguarding our community Our purpose is to maintain for the public of Carmarthenshire, Ceredigion, Pembrokeshire and Powys a top quality Police Service, which meets their reasonable expectations and provides good value for money. The Dyfed-Powys Police area is the largest in England and Wales covering more than half the landmass of Wales. From one end of the force to the other is over 160 miles, greater than the distance from London to Cardiff. Mon 31/03/2002 FOI Update - Information for Third Party Contracts Mon 31/03/2002 The Best Value Performance Plan for 2003/4 is now available to download

6. Department Of Justice - Office Of Crime Prevention - Northern Territory Governme prevention. For the first time, a comprehensive plan for local andregional involvement has been developed in crime prevention NT. http://www.nt.gov.au/justice/ocp/pages/overview.shtml

Home Overview Role Links ... Events Overview The Northern Territory Government formally launched the Office of Crime Prevention and Crime Prevention NT on 25 February 2002. Crime Prevention NT is about building partnerships against crime across the Northern Territory. Protection, punishment and prevention are the three cornerstones of Crime Prevention NT. Effective law enforcement and strong deterrence are the key to the fight against crime and the role of the Northern Territory Police is paramount in preventing crime and responding when it occurs. But to be effective crime prevention needs a broad approach. It must not only attack crime when it happens but also attack its causes. Effective crime prevention must harness all the resources of government and the community. The resources Government is committing to this important activity demonstrate Government's commitment to crime prevention. $6.7 million over four years has been allocated to resourcing Crime Prevention NT and the Office of Crime Prevention. Government has increased funding, to $400,000 each year over the next three years, to community crime prevention grants for community and regional groups.

7. Rhode Island Crime Prevention Association Non profit organization and the primary goal is to encourage law enforcement, citizens, business and community involvement in reducing crime and criminal oppurtunity. http://www.ricpa.com

8. Annual Workshop 2002 Community involvement and crime prevention in Japan – The Use of Volunteer ProbationOfficers (VPOs) Kunihiko Sakai Director United Nations Asia and Far http://www.unicri.it/annual_workshop_2002.htm

THE UN CRIME PREVENTION AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE PROGRAMME NETWORK: ANNUAL WORKSHOP 2002 Criminal Justice Reform: Lessons Learned, Community Involvement and Restorative Justice This page includes the downloadable papers presented at the Annual Workshop of the UN Crime Prevention Network, held in Vienna (Austria) in April 2002. Rapporteur’s Report Brian Tkachuk – Director Corrections Program International Centre for Criminal Law Reform and Criminal Justice Policy Vancouver BC, Canada Restorative Justice; Directions and Principles – Developments in Canada Robert Cormier – Director, Corrections Research Department of Solicitor General for Canada Best Practices on Restorative Justice Renzo Orlandi - University of Bologna Juvenile Justice Reform in Latin America and Restorative Justice Elias Carranza - Director Latin American Institute for the Prevention of Crime and the Treatment of Offenders (ILANUD) Community Involvement and Crime Prevention in Japan – The Use of Volunteer Probation Officers (VPOs) Kunihiko Sakai - Director United Nations Asia and Far East Institute for the Prevention of Crime and the Treatment of Offenders (UNAFEI) The Children at Risk (CAR) Programme Edwin Zedlewski - Senior Scientific Advisor National Institute of Justice (NIJ) Crime in Islamic Sharia Ali F. Al-Jahny

9. SUSSEX POLICE Updated crime trends, Chief Constables' message,community involvement projects and crime prevention advice. http://www.sussex.police.uk

10. CICP related to the computer network, community involvement in crime prevention, and women in the criminal justice system. http://www.uncjin.org/CICP/cicp.html

ODCCP UNCJIN search Site Map Last Revised: 10 May, 2000 Centre for International Crime Prevention Overview The Centre Action Orientation Commission ... Contact Introduction to the Centre for International Crime Prevention OVERVIEW Crime is increasing in scope, intensity and sophistication. It threatens the safety of citizens around the world and hampers countries in their social, economic and cultural development. Globalization has provided the environment for a growing internationalization of criminal activities. Multinational criminal syndicates have significantly broadened the range of their operations from drug and arms trafficking to money laundering. Traffickers move as many as 4 million illegal migrants each year generating gross earnings of between 5 and 7 billion US dollars. The detrimental effects of corruption on economies worldwide have been mounting. A corrupt country is likely to achieve aggregate investment levels of almost 5 percent less than a relatively uncorrupt country and to lose about half a percentage point of gross domestic product growth per year. Member States have recognized that they can only counter international crime successfully, if they cooperate. The Vienna-based UN Centre for International Crime Prevention is collaborating with Member States to strengthen the rule of law, to promote stable and viable criminal justice systems in post-conflict societies, and to combat the growing threat of transnational organized crime.

11. Welcome To The Niagara Regional Police Service Official website with details of law enforcement organization in the Niagara Region. Extensive links to information regarding education programs, news of current investigations, advice on safety and accident prevention, and benefits of community involvement in crime prevention. http://www.nrps.com/nrpsweb/

Welcome to the official Web site of the Niagara Regional Police Service. We hope you enjoy your visit, and return often. If you experience any problems, please contact the Webmaster at nrpsweb@nrps.com You're visitor # 194488 since Aug. 5, 1999

12. Crime Prevention/Issues/Ministry Of Justice/Ministries/The Swedish Government Community involvement in crime prevention A national report prepared for the TenthUN Congress on the prevention of crime and the Treatment of Offenders, April http://justitie.regeringen.se/inenglish/_issues/crimeprev.htm

Webbredaktör Crime Prevention The Ministry of Justice is responsible for supporting and encouraging crime prevention efforts, in Sweden as well as on the international level. In order to intensify and broaden crime preventive work, the Government presented a national crime prevention programme in the spring of 1996. The programme, Our Collective Responsibility , rests on three cornerstones: 1. Increased attention must be given to how societal developments, as well as political decisions concerning matters other than crime policy, can exert an influence on criminality. 2. It is essential to improve legislation and administrative activities within the crime policy sphere so as to make them more effective. 3. Measures will be taken to support and promote citizen involvement and co-operation between public authorities, the business community, organisations and individuals in local crime prevention activities. Sweden is actively working towards enhancing the importance of crime prevention as a part of the EU criminal policy. Crime prevention is one of the areas given priority of the Ministry of Justice during the Swedish Presidency of the EU, in the first semester of 2001. The National Council for Crime Prevention is an expert agency under the Swedish Ministry of Justice whose principal task is to encourage crime prevention measures through evaluation, research, development and information activities within the field of criminal policy. The Council is also responsible for the official Swedish judicial statistics.

13. Sheriff's Office Employment opportunities, county's most wanted, community involvement, crime statistics, public services, organization overview, news releases and crime prevention tips. http://co.hanover.va.us/sheriff/hso.htm

Hanover County Government Online Home Business Community Departments ... Search Requested Address Has Changed In a few seconds this page will redirect you to the current address. Be sure to bookmark it! Home Business Community Departments ... Search P.O. Box 470, 7497 County Complex Rd., Hanover, VA 23069, 804-365-6000

14. UNODC - Terrorism This same resolution led to UNODCs first involvement in terrorism prevention work in 1999. In 2001 the Commission on crime prevention and Criminal Justice elaborated a Plan of http://www.undcp.org/terrorism.html

Home Site map Links Contact us Field Offices select the site Afghanistan Barbados Bolivia Brazil Colombia Egypt India Iran Kenya Lao PDR Mexico Myanmar New York Nigeria Pakistan Peru Russia Senegal South Africa Thailand Uzbekistan Viet Nam Search print document email document login News and Publications ... UN-Wide Calendar More About Terrorism Terrorism Home Terrorism Conventions Global Programme against Terrorism Momentum for increased international action against terrorism Kofi Annan UN Secretary-General 4 October 2002 Terrorism has been of concern to the international community since 1937 when the League of Nations elaborated the Convention for the Prevention and Punishment of Terrorism. Subsequently, the United Nations and regional inter-governmental organizations have dealt with terrorism from a legal and political perspective. Since 1963, the international community has elaborated 12 universal legal instruments related to the prevention and suppression of international terrorism. The General Assembly in its resolution 52/220 As a response to the terrorist attacks of 11 September 2001, the Security Council adopted Resolution 1373 on 28 September 2001, which declared that:

15. Glendale, AZ Police Citizen Involvement - Crime Prevention Tips crime prevention Tips. For your home Keep your doors and windowslocked. Keep your yard neat and your landscaping trimmed. Leave http://www.ci.glendale.az.us/Police/CitizenInvolvement/CrimePreventionTips.cfm

About Glendale Mayor/ Council ... Citizen Involvement Crime Prevention Tips Neighborhood Pace Car Program Reserve Officers Currently not accepting applications at this time. Crime Prevention Tips Citizen Academy Community Oriented Policing Explorer Post ... GAIN Getting Arizona Involved in Neighborhoods Search Crime Prevention Tips For your home: Keep your doors and windows locked. Keep your yard neat and your landscaping trimmed. Leave your front light on at night or install motion sensor lights. Your front door should be solid core (not hollow) or consider purchasing a steel security screen door. Keep your garage door closed. Don’t use the mail box in front of your house to mail bills with checks in them. Thieves are stealing the mail and rewriting the checks. When you move, re-key the locks of your new home. Don’t hide keys in obvious places such as under a mat or on top of a door frame. Use your peep hole before opening the door. Don’t allow visitors such as utilities employees unless they have proper identification and you have verified it with the company before allowing them to enter. Disable and lock your trailer so it can’t be easily moved.

16. South Wales Police - Heddlu De Cymru South Wales Police Heddlu De Cymru website . A bilingual site offering community involvement in crime prevention, crime prevention advice, crime cases outstanding and recruiting information. http://www.south-wales.police.uk

17. Crime Prevention And Citizen Involvement crime prevention and Citizen involvement Topics Coming Soon Community Policing Programs Originally created by Tory J. Caeti, Eric J. Fritsch, and Rebecca Box. Redesign by Tory J. Caeti and Chris Sloat Last Modified March 1, 2001 http://www.unt.edu/cjus/Links_Pages/prevent.htm

Crime Prevention and Citizen Involvement Community Oriented Policing Topics Coming Soon: Citizen Groups Community Policing Programs State/Local Programs AARP Crime Prevention - guide to help you become alert to potential danger Alberta Community Crime Prevention Association Anchorage Police Department Neighborhood Crime Watch Arkansas Crime Information Services - The Office of Crime Prevention in Arkansas is under the authority of the Arkansas Crime Information Center. The state Crime Prevention Coordinator provides assistance and promotes crime prevention efforts in law enforcement agencies, school districts, communities and for citizen groups. Assault Prevention Information Network for advise on how to prevent victimization. Associated Block Clubs Community Watch Project asu.general.crime_stop Barton Township Neighborhood Watch Bay Area Model Mugging / Impact ... Bromhof Residents - crime prevention in South Africa Burlington Police Crime Prevention Files Business Against Crime in South Africa Caldicot Crime Prevention Partnership in Wales United Kingdom Campus Safety Journal ... CAPC-L - Canadian police mailing list, covers crime prevention and community oriented policing Citizens Crime Commission, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and Delaware Valley

18. NCPS - About The Crime Prevention Partnership Program Mandate. Canada's approach to crime prevention can be strengthened by supportingand encouraging the involvement of regional, national and international non http://www.prevention.gc.ca/en/programs/cppp.html

var modified_date = "09-27-2002"; modified_date = replace(modified_date,'-','/'); modified_date = new Date(modified_date); modified_date = convert_date(modified_date); //> Home Programs Business Action Program Community Mobilization Program ... Crime Prevention Partnership Program Crime Prevention Partnership Program Mandate Objectives Projects Funded under the CPPP Applying for Funding Mandate Canada's approach to crime prevention can be strengthened by supporting and encouraging the involvement of regional, national and international non-governmental organizations in community crime prevention efforts. These organizations have extensive networks that can help communities prevent crime, share information and encourage community mobilization. In addition, by developing crime prevention tools needed by many communities, significant savings can be realized in terms of both human and financial costs. The Crime Prevention Partnership Program (CPPP) aims to support the involvement of organizations that can contribute to community crime prevention activities through the development and dissemination of information, tools, and resources that facilitate community participation in all phases of crime prevention. These tools and resources can consist of needs assessments, development of plans, implementation and evaluation that can be used across the country.

19. Crime Prevention And Criminal Justice - CICP The Centre for International crime prevention (CICP) is the United Nations office responsible studies show the increased involvement of organized crime groups. The Global Programme http://undcp.or.at/crime_cicp.html

Home Site map Links Contact us Field Offices select the site Afghanistan Barbados Bolivia Brazil Colombia Egypt India Iran Kenya Lao PDR Mexico Myanmar New York Nigeria Pakistan Peru Russia Senegal South Africa Thailand Uzbekistan Viet Nam Search print document email document login News and Publications ... UN-Wide Calendar More About Crime Programme Home Sitemap United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime Documentation UN Crime Commission UN Crime Congresses Previous Crime Congresses Publications Standards and Norms Crime Programme Sitemap Crime Trends Statistics Fund Promoting Victim Support The UNODC Crime Programme is the United Nations office responsible for crime prevention, criminal justice and criminal law reform. It pays special attention to combating transnational organized crime, corruption and illicit trafficking in human beings. Nine resolutions relating to UNODC were adopted by the General Assembly at its 55th session. The UNODC Crime Programme cooperates with a network of international and regional institutions, allowing for a more comprehensive approach and an exchange of expertise. UNODC works with Member States to strengthen the rule of law, promote stable and viable criminal justice systems and combat the growing threat of transnational organized crime through better cooperation The UNODC Crime Programme assists countries in the elaboration ratification and implementation of international criminal law Conventions and protocols, such as the recently adopted

20. Ieyoub Urges Students Involvement In Crime Prevention ATTORNEY GENERAL IEYOUB URGES STUDENTS TO BECOME MORE INVOLVED IN crime prevention.Addresses Middle School Teens During Violence prevention Rally. http://www.ag.state.la.us/pressrel/032498a.htm

March 24, 1998 ATTORNEY GENERAL IEYOUB URGES STUDENTS TO BECOME MORE INVOLVED IN CRIME PREVENTION Addresses Middle School Teens During Violence Prevention Rally General Ieyoub will encourage approximately 400 students to participate in mentoring organizations and other volunteer programs after school as part of Violence Prevention Month, Wednesday, March 25, 1998, at Opelousas Junior High School at 9:00 a.m. General Ieyoub said after school is the prime time for crime. Because teenage crime is the highest between 2:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m., it is imperative that adequate after school programs are provided for kids, he explained. "Students must be willing to choose positive activities after school rather than choosing to be on the streets," General Ieyoub said. "I believe that young people are eager to take an active role in crime prevention if given the chance." General Ieyoub expressed that law enforcement, local businesses, social service agencies and private groups must work together to address the multiple causes of violence. "School violence is a problem that is unfortunately affecting every school district in the state, and it s consequences will pose problems for everyone in Louisiana for years to come unless it is addressed and faced head on," General Ieyoub said.

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