41. Crime Prevention crime prevention concepts in history. neighborhood watch is crimeprevention education tailored to local needs and conditions. http://police.ucdavis.edu/SUBPAGE/CrimePrevention1.htm

(Under Construction) Phone: 530-752-6589 (Campus and Medical Center) Email: CrimePrevention@UCDavis.edu Programs and Services Literature (PDF) "Neighborhood Watch" is probably the oldest and most well known crime prevention concepts in history. "Neighborhood Watch" is crime prevention education tailored to local needs and conditions. "Neighborhood Watch" is COPPS (Community Oriented Policing and Problem Solving). COPPS is a policing philosophy that promotes and supports strategies to address the causes of crime, and reduce the fear of crime, through community-police partnerships. In 1829, Sir Robert Peel said, “The police are the public and the public are the police. The police being the only members of the public that are paid to give full-time attention to duties which are incumbent on every citizen, in the interests of community welfare and existence.” Even then, as it is true today, Peel recognized that the police, alone, cannot control crime - Crime Prevention is everyone's business, and it requires cooperation from all elements of the community in an effort to improve the quality of life for faculty, staff, students, parents, patients, and others who live, work, and visit the main Campus or Medical Center of the University of California, Davis. PROGRAMS AND SERVICES Return to Top Back to UCDPD Home Page

42. Fullerton Neighborhood Watch -- City Of Fullerton, CA What is neighborhood watch? neighborhood watch is a crime prevention program operatedby Fullerton residents, with the support of the police department. http://www.ci.fullerton.ca.us/police/tips/neighbor.html

Skip Links City of Fullerton Fullerton Neighborhood Watch Search for: Section: The whole city site Just this section What's New FAQs City Facts Links ... Safety Tips 237 W. Commonwealth, Fullerton, CA 92832 * Phone (714) 738-6800 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 What is Neighborhood Watch? 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. As a participant in the Neighborhood Watch program, you will become better acquainted with your neighbors. A prime goal of Neighborhood Watch is to provide a way for one neighbor to help another by keeping a watchful eye on the other's property. We believe the Neighborhood Watch program is a powerful means of combating all types of criminal offenses in residential area.

43. City Of Monterey - Monterey Police Department Burglar Prevention Information Want to know the best crime prevention device ever invented make one of the bestcrime fighting teams how to start your own neighborhood watch GROUP contact http://www.monterey.org/mpd/burgl.htm

Tips: Going Out? Other Tips Operation Identification ... A Good Neighbor Burglary Prevention The facts about burglary.... Over 6,000 residential burglaries occur each day in this country. That's one every 11 seconds! Nearly half of these burglaries are committed without force - that is through UNLOCKED doors and windows! Many burglars will spend no longer than 60 seconds trying to break into a home. Good locks and good neighbors who watch out for each other can be your best protection. Most of these burglaries could be prevented Always lock your doors and windows, even when leaving for "just a minute." Never leave a house key available: under a doormat, in a flowerpot, on the ledge of the door. These are the first places a burglar will look. Remember the following tips: Check your locks Exterior doors should have "dead bolt" locks with a 1" strong metal bar extending into the door frame. Sliding doors and windows should all have "ventilation" locks as well as auxiliary locks to bolster security. Be sure to include good locks for garage, cellar, patio or other doors that lead out through storage areas or spare rooms.

44. Neighborhood Watch An expanded neighborhood watch will incorporate terrorism prevention and educationinto its existing crime prevention mission and will expand the number of http://floridadisaster.org/director_office/citizen_corps/Neighborhood_Watch.htm

DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY AFFAIRS DIVISION OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT Neighborhood Watch Community Emergency Response Teams (CERT) ... Contact us Citizen Corps - A proud partner of USA Freedom Corps T he Neighborhood Watch Program is a highly successful effort which has been in existence for some thirty years in cities across America. It provides a unique infrastructure that brings together local officials, law enforcement and citizens for the protection of communities. I n cities around the country, neighbors for three decades have banded together to create these "watch" programs. They understand that the active participation of neighborhood residents is a critical element in community safety - not through vigilantism, but simply through a willingness to look out for suspicious activity in their neighborhood, and report that activity to the police and to each other. In doing so, residents take a major step toward reclaiming high-crime neighborhoods, as well as making people in all areas of a city or town feel more secure and less fearful. I n the aftermath of September 11, 2001, the need for strengthening and securing our communities has become even more critical. President Bush has announced that, with the help of the National Sheriffs' Association, the Neighborhood Watch Program will be taking on a new significance. Community residents will be provided with information which will enable them to recognize signs of potential terrorist activity, and to know how to report that activity, making these residents a critical element in the detection, prevention and disruption of terrorism.

45. City Of Orlando, Neighborhood Services, Citizens For Neighborhood Watch Program which provides knowledgeable crime prevention professionals to speak at your functions.Quarterly newsletters (watch Works!). neighborhood crime statistics. http://www.cityoforlando.net/executive/nso/cnw.htm

Government Web Directory Citizens for Neighborhood Watch Program Citizens for Neighborhood Watch Preventing crime in our community is a shared responsibility between the police and our residents. Citizens for Neighborhood Watch (CNW) has been entrusted with the responsibility of empowering Orlando's residents to keep their neighborhoods safe. Safe neighborhoods and crime prevention education of our residents, is our challenge and our goal. CNW Services Neighborhood Watch training Operation I.D. to engrave personal items for easy identification. Assistance with home security surveys Program literature Speaker's Bureau which provides knowledgeable crime prevention professionals to speak at your functions Quarterly newsletters (Watch Works!) Neighborhood crime statistics Participation in National Night Out Crime Alert bulletins Leadership training for crime watch organizations Annual CNW Leader's Forum Block Watch creation and maintenance Staff responsibilities The CNW staff are responsible for coordinating the program. The Orlando Police Department Community Involvement officers provide crime prevention training and help with residential security, personal safety, and crime reporting by working directly with the citizens in the Neighborhood Watch groups.

46. SAPS Crime Prevention Family members should be aware of crime prevention from a young age. neighborhoodwatch systems for Farming Community A Farmer neighborhood watch system must http://www.saps.org.za/crimeprev/farm1.htm

47. SLOPD Neighborhood Watch Interactive to you on this website, along with our helpful links to law enforcement sites andthe National crime prevention Council’s neighborhood watch miniposter. http://www.ci.san-luis-obispo.ca.us/police/neighborhoodwatch.asp

Choose a Destination... About the City Visiting SLO Bus Schedule Parking What’s New City Government Employment Opportunities FAQs How are we doing? -City Departments- Administration City Attorney City Clerk Community Development Economic Development Finance Fire Human Resources Natural Resources Neighborhood Services Police Public Works Special Activities Utilities Enhancing Homeland Security Locally Attorney General John Ashcroft has called for a rebirth of Neighborhood Watch programs across the country as a way of augmenting the fight against terrorism. In keeping with the request of the Attorney General, the San Luis Obispo Police Department provides hard copy Neighborhood Watch posters in our lobby that contain all the information needed to begin and maintain your own Neighborhood Watch program. Now the two-sided poster is available here so you can download the information and get started right away! How do I start? You have the choice to download the mini poster (at the bottom of this page) and review the material on the back. The success of Neighborhood Watch is simple: get to know your neighbors! Start with your house as the center and then begin by calling or visiting your neighbors around you.

48. Neighborhood Watch A neighborhood watch ‘coordinator’ and ‘block captains’ need to be nominatedand elected. The crime prevention officer will explain the duties of each. http://www.courttv.com/mci/how_c.html

Phase Three: Conducting the first meeting Step 1 Arrive early to introduce the crime prevention officer and help everyone become acquainted. Step 2 Step 3 Set clear, achievable goals for your program. The crime prevention officer can offer insight into what your group can realistically accomplish. Step 4 Step 5 Step 6 Step 7 Courtesy of National Sheriffs' Association. For more information visit www.usaonwatch.org Get the free RealPlayer plug-in HOME TOP NEWS TRIALS PEOPLE ... CHAT

49. Email Questions Trained crime prevention practitioners will evaluate existing Together we can HELPREDUCE crime! bdavison@alachuasheriff.org neighborhood watch Deputy Craig http://www.alachuasheriff.org/pib/crimeprevention/crime_prevention_unit2.htm

50. Email Questions be recognized as an active neighborhood watch community, your at least 50% of theneighborhood residence, and be attended by a crime prevention practitioner of http://www.alachuasheriff.org/pib/crimeprevention/NWPages/Neighborhood Watch.htm

51. Neighborhood Watch and play reduces family and personal stress increases crime prevention knowledgeand For more information on Henrico neighborhood watch call (804) 5014856 or http://www.co.henrico.va.us/police/nwatch.htm

Division of Police A Nationally Accredited Law Enforcement Agency Henrico County Neighborhood Watch Council The Henrico County Neighborhood Watch Council is an invaluable crime fighting partnership between Henrico County citizens and the Division of Police. Neighborhood Watch helps to reduce the fear and incidence of crime, thus, making Henrico County a safer place to live, work, and play. It enlists the assistance of citizens as additional "eyes and ears" in each participating neighborhood to watch for any suspicious activity and immediately report all crime and suspicious activity to police. Click above graphic to register for National Night Out! Neighborhood Watch Benefits Reduces - incidence of crime fear of crime distrust and suspicion between neighbors fear and negative perception of police Increases Property Value - helps enforce community maintenance codes reduces blight heightens security makes the community more desirable increases neighborhood pride Enhances Quality of Life Issues - provides a safer place to live, work, and play

52. National Citizens' Crime Prevention Campaign:: Site Map McGruff crime prevention Messages for Children media television, free to Take a BiteOut of crime (comic); united for a stronger america neighborhood watch psa. http://www.weprevent.org/map.htm

site map campaigns psas free publications about NCCPC ... site map campaigns McGruff Crime Prevention Messages for Children media: television free publication Investing in Youth for a Safer Future audience: adults, teens media: television radio print out-of-home ... United for a Stronger America audience: adults media: television free publication Stop the Hate audience: adults media: television print audience: adults media: print Neighborhood Involvement/Kid's Internet Safety (Billboard) audience: adults media: out-of-home free publications United for a Stronger America: Citizens' Preparedness Guide McGruff Wants You to Take a Bite Out of Crime (comic) What Do You Want to be Labeled As? Investing in Youth for a Safer Future ... Securing the Future for Safer Youth and Communities. about NCCPC about NCCPC faq get in touch campaigns ... site map The National Citizens' Crime Prevention Campaign is managed by the National Crime Prevention Council in partnership with the Crime Prevention Coalition of America US Department of Justice , and the Ad Council McGruff the Crime Dog®, Scruff®, Take a Bite Out of Crime®, and Unete a la lucha contra el crimen® are registered marks of the National Crime Prevention Council:

53. Neighborhood Watch Please visit the National crime prevention Council's Web site foradditional information on the neighborhood watch program. Town http://www.estesnet.com/pd/neighborhood_watch.htm

Home Welcome Mission Location ... Patrol [ Neighborhood Watch ] Records Municipal Court CrimeStoppers Police Volunteers Neighborhood Watch A good neighbor is one of the best crime prevention tools in use today to prevent crime in your neighborhood. Neighbors working together in cooperation with law enforcement is the basis of the Neighborhood Watch program. Are you interested in establishing a Neighborhood Watch program in you neighborhood? Follow these simple guidelines: Contact the neighbors in your neighborhood to determine an interest in coordinating a meeting. Contact the Neighborhood Watch coordinator of the Estes Park Police Department to arrange a time and place. Meetings will usually last from one to one-and-a-half hours and can be scheduled quarterly. The Police Department representative will provide video, lecture and informational pamphlets for participants. Training on recognizing and reporting suspicious activity as well as how to implement crime-prevention techniques will be provided. No one will be asked to place himself or herself at risk to prevent crime. The meetings will allow neighbors to establish a working partnership with the Estes Park Police Department to address crime-related issues and prevention methods specifically designed for their neighborhoods. Community members will actively participate in crime prevention to increase personal security while developing a sense of community involvement.

54. Citizen Corps: Neighborhood Watch Program In addition to serving a crime prevention role, neighborhood watch can also beused as the basis for bringing neighborhood residents together to focus on http://www.citizencorps.gov/programs/watch.shtm

Stay Informed! How You Can Be Safer Community Emergency Response Teams Medical Reserve Corps ... Citizen Corps Councils Neighborhood Watch Program The Neighborhood Watch Program is a highly successful effort that has been in existence for more than thirty years in cities and counties across America. It provides a unique infrastructure that brings together local officials, law enforcement and citizens to protect our communities. Around the country, neighbors for three decades have banded together to create Neighborhood Watch programs. They understand that the active participation of neighborhood residents is a critical element in community safety - not through vigilantism, but simply through a willingness to look out for suspicious activity in their neighborhood, and report that activity to law enforcement and to each other. In doing so, residents take a major step toward reclaiming high-crime neighborhoods, as well as making people throughout a community feel more secure and less fearful. In the aftermath of September 11, 2001, the need for strengthening and securing our communities has become even more critical, and Neighborhood Watch groups have taken on greater significance. In addition to serving a crime prevention role, Neighborhood Watch can also be used as the basis for bringing neighborhood residents together to focus on disaster preparedness as well as terrorism awareness; to focus on evacuation drills and exercises; and even to organize group training, such as the Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) training.

55. Campus Safety Programs - Theft Prevention Business watch; Partnership Against crime (PAC) programs; Street Survival Workshops(with the Berkeley Safe neighborhood Committee); crime prevention Personal http://public-safety.berkeley.edu/csp/csptheftprev.html

Theft Prevention Download This Flyer For Print A secure environment is made possible through community involvement in crime prevention. The purpose of community crime prevention is simple: to help you recognize your own vulnerability to crime, and reduce your risk through preventive action and cooperation with the police. Theft is the most common crime on the Berkeley campus. Most thefts occur during the daylight hours, and in 80% of reported thefts and burglaries, thieves enter the structure without forced entry. In your residence, living group, or office, exchange information about your schedules and watch your neighbors' houses, rooms, and work areas. Report suspicious activities to one another and to the police. Residence Halls Overall a UCPD sergeant supervises security in UC residence halls. The residence halls are locked 24 hours a day, and entry is controlled by a mechanical key system. In addition, Community Service Officers patrol the residence halls during the evening hours, and each of the high rise buildings have a security monitor. Resident Assistants provide safety programs for students, especially at the beginning of the year, and the Residential Life Coordinator at each unit is linked with an officer at the UCPD for additional coordination and information exchange. More information about security measures in the residence halls is available in the Residential and Family Living publication, "The Guide to Student Living in the Residence Halls."

56. Neighborhood Watch neighborhood watch Protecting Your neighborhood Establish and attend regularneighborhood meetings with your local crime prevention officer. http://www.sheriff-jessamine-ky.com/neighborwatch.htm

Home Message From Sheriff Walker About The Department Neighborhood Watch ... Sheriff Walker Jessamine County Sheriff's Department 101 South Second Street Nicholasville, KY 40356 PH: (859) 885-9512 Fax: (859) 887-5317 Please Sign Our Guest Book NetGain Internet Services www.netgainservices.com Email the Webmaster Jessamine County Sheriff's Department Neighborhood Watch Protecting Your Neighborhood Get to know your neighbors. Become familiar with their routines. You need partners in watching the activities in your neighborhood. Be suspicious! Report unusual or suspicious behavior to the sheriff or police. Write down descriptions of the persons, vehicles and license numbers. Exchange names, home and work telephone numbers with your neighbors. Keep a trusted neighbor informed if your house is to be vacant for extended periods of time. Look after your neighbor's house while he or she is away. Ask your neighbor to look after your house too. This could include collecting newspapers, mail and other deliveries that would indicate at a glance that no one is home.

57. Home Sheriff's Home Page Civil Process DARE DARE For Kids neighborhood watch, crime prevention. Two deputies are providing crime preventioninformation, directions and assistance to neighborhood watch groups. http://www.co.hinds.ms.us/sheriff/crimepre.asp

Sheriff's Home Page Civil Process D.A.R.E. D.A.R.E. for Kids ... Penal Farm's Cane Press Outside information: Mississippi Sex Offender Registry Incorporated into the unit is McGruff, the Crime Dog and his excellent programs for children. His anti-drug, anti-violence message has inspired many children in the county. The TRIAD Unit came into existence in 2000. Mississippi is the only state which funds TRIAD programs statewide with monies from traffic tickets. The Mississippi Leadership Council on Aging oversees these grants and the TRIAD programs. National Crime Prevention Council On-Line Resource Center USAonWatch National Association of Triads McGruff ... National Night Out Sheriff Heads Resurgence of Neighborhood Watch Groups in Rural Mississippi More Information Back to top.

58. Neighborhood Watch neighborhood watch groups, the foundation of community crime prevention, werecreated to encourage citizen involvement in preventing residential crime. http://www.co.lane.or.us/Sheriff_Office_NBRHDW/

Lane County, Oregon e Government Home News Services Online Services ... Contacts Neighborhood Watch Information Forms Contacts Facts Address 125 East 8th Avenue Eugene, OR 97401 Phone Office Hours Monday - Thursday Section Head Neighborhood Watch Coordinator Pamela Cournoyer Send email Neighborhood Watch Crime Facts Burglary and thefts from auto's are the most prevalent neighborhood crimes Household burglary is one of the easiest crimes to commit and to prevent Most home burglars are young amateurs looking for easy targets Statistics show that in over one-half of househould burglaries, there was no forced entry involved A majority of household burglaries occur during daylight hours About What is Neighborhood Watch and how does it work? Neighborhood Watch groups, the foundation of community crime prevention, were created to encourage citizen involvement in preventing residential crime. Involved neighbors report suspicious activities to the Lane County Sheriff's Office; members watch out for their neighbors either through observing from their homes or through patrols. Patrols may be foot patrols or vehicle patrols. Patrol guidelines are covered in the Neighborhood Watch Handbook.

59. Untitled Document continued interest and involvement of your neighbors is crucial to the success ofyour neighborhood watch. While holding periodic crime prevention meetings is http://www.livermorepolice.org/programs_neighborhood.htm

Neighborhood Watch What is Neighborhood Watch? Neighborhood Watch is a "team" approach in which the Livermore Police Department works hand in hand with you and your neighbors to reduce crime in our community. In order to reach this goal, we want you to become better acquainted with your neighbors while our Crime Prevention Coordinators show you how to protect yourself, your neighbors and your property from crime. Statistics and criminals alike verify that when neighbors organize, the opportunity for crime is drastically reduced. Crime Prevention personnel are available to assist you in starting and maintaining your Neighborhood Watch. Call (925) 371-4797 to join the team and help to contribute to the safety of our community. How Do I Start a Neighborhood Watch? How Do I Keep My Neighbors Involved? The continued interest and involvement of your neighbors is crucial to the success of your Neighborhood Watch. While holding periodic crime prevention meetings is important, gathering only to discuss "gloom and doom" topics may cause a loss of interest. Introducing a variety of activities into your Neighborhood Watch provides a welcome change of pace. You and your neighbors can participate in the following social activities. Block Parties: Neighbors arrange to have the street blocked off from vehicle traffic to allow an outdoor party. A "pot luck" meal and games for all set the stage for a festive occasion. Consider inviting the Police and Fire Department to present a display or demonstration. Contact your Crime Prevention Coordinator for assistance with scheduling your block party.

60. Ada County Sheriff Crime Prevention Page in neighborhood watch) carefully watch and observe their neighborhood IMMEDIATELYNOTIFYING In addition, members utilize crime prevention measures to http://www.adasheriff.org/prevention.htm

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