81. Neighborhood Watch community realizes a reduction and/or achieves prevention of burglaries and otherresidential property crimes. WHAT ARE THE GOALS OF neighborhood crime watch? http://www.ci.anchorage.ak.us/apd2/ncw.cfm

Mayor Assembly Departments How Do I... ... APD homepage What is Neighborhood Crime Watch? The Anchorage Police Department Neighborhood Crime Watch program is a citizen involvement, neighborhood and community based effort designed to assist citizens and the Anchorage Police Department in reducing residential burglaries and other residential property crimes. WHAT ARE THE GOALS OF NEIGHBORHOOD CRIME WATCH? To encourage all citizens to cooperate with the Anchorage Police Department in reporting crime. HOW DO I START A NEIGHBORHOOD CRIME WATCH? CALL 786-8585 MEETING LOCATION CONFIRM The day prior to your scheduled meeting, call Neighborhood Crime Watch staff to confirm the presentation and advise on how many will be attending. Related Links Interior Exterior NCW Presentation Bicycle Registration Unsolved Cases Crimestoppers Escapee's ID'd Most Wanted Unsolved Homicides ... Vehicle Hotsheet Related Agencies Anchorage Police Department External Links Citizen Corps Crime Prevention Coalition of America National Association of Town Watch National Sheriff's Assoc. ... Mcgruff (appropriate for children) Featured Topics E-Mail Phone Hours of Operation Mayor Assembly Departments How Do I...

82. Bakersfield Police Department recently launched it's new website Homeland Security Through neighborhood watch. TheBakersfield Police Department crime prevention Unit keeps our community http://www.ci.bakersfield.ca.us/police/

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83. Crime Prevention Association Of Michigan crime prevention and community policing related news and links.Category Society crime prevention Regional Programs United States...... from law enforcement, criminal justice, neighborhood associations, government Provideand promote crime prevention education, training and support to improve http://www.preventcrime.net/

USAonWatch Board Members Central Michigan Child Watch ... West Michigan HELPFUL RESOURCES Family Help in Michigan Just Info NCJRS Newsletter ... Impact on Work Place 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 Provide and promote crime prevention education, training and support to improve the quality of life in the state of Michigan

84. Massachusetts Neighborhood Crime Watch Commission Center; Learn and Serve; Lynchburg (VA) Police Department crime PreventionUnit; Massachusetts neighborhood crime watch Commission; http://www.state.ma.us/dhcd/components/crimewatch/related.htm

MASSACHUSETTS NEIGHBORHOOD CRIME WATCH COMMISSION RELATED SITES Agawam Police Academy America's Most Wanted Americorps Bakersfield (CA) Police Department - CPU ... Crimewatch Home

85. Virginia Crime Prevention Association: Welcome Developing Service Delivery; General crime prevention Services; DevelopingNeighborhood watch; Resident Patrols; crime Control Planning http://www.vcpa.org/

Virginia Crime Prevention Association 1405 Westover Hills Blvd., Suite 6 Richmond, Va. 23225 (804)231-3800 FAX (804)231-3900 E-Mail VaPrevent@aol.com Executive Director: Patrick D. Harris VCPA ELECTIONS About The VCPA VCPA News 8/2002 Crime Prevention Standards ... Support Crime Prevention in Virginia with your own personalized license plate. The Virginia Crime Prevention Association, Inc. (VCPA) is a private, nonprofit organization that was established in 1978. It serves the interest of practitioners and volunteers involved in the reduction of criminal opportunity. The VCPA works closely with the Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services, the Crime Prevention Coalition of America, and other organizations. The VCPA is served by a volunteer board of directors and is managed by an executive director. Program Services The purpose of the VCPA is to advance the principles of crime prevention through training, technology transfer, policy development, and program services. The service philosophy of the VCPA dictates that assistance be rendered to members and non-members alike. The VCPA is aggressive in obtaining grants and contracts so that services can be made available to agencies, organizations and community groups at little or no cost. Training The VCPA provides a wide range of training services, including basic, advanced, and specialized courses. It can also respond to specific training needs of an agency or organization. The length of courses range from one to five days.

86. Usaonwatch.org - History neighborhood watch groups are now incorporating activities that not only addresscrime prevention issues, but also restore pride and unity to a neighborhood. http://www.usaonwatch.org/history.asp

Neighborhood Watch is undoubtedly one of the oldest and most well known crime prevention concepts in history. While the modern day concept of Neighborhood Watch came into prominence in the late 1960s in response to an increasing burglary rate, its roots in America can actually be traced all the way back to the days of Colonial settlements when night watchmen patrolled the streets. The National Sheriffs' Association (NSA) took this crime prevention concept a step further by making it a national initiative the National Neighborhood Watch Program. The program was developed in response to a multitude of requests from Sheriffs and Police Chiefs around the country. Law enforcement leaders were looking for a crime prevention program that would incorporate citizen involvement, and that would address the increasing number of burglaries taking place, especially in rural and suburban residential areas. Funding was sought and obtained from the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration in 1972, and thus, the National Neighborhood Watch Program was born. The first two years of the program were devoted to disseminating information on the nature and volume of burglary, and providing information on how to secure residential property and make it less vulnerable to break-ins. From there, it evolved to promoting the establishment of ongoing local neighborhood watch groups where citizens could work in conjunction with their law enforcement agencies in an effort to reduce burglaries and other neighborhood crimes.

87. Usaonwatch.org - Weekly News for Disaster; January 13 20, 2003 Raising Awareness Miramar Police Bring Crimewatch, prevention to Citizens; January 6 - 13, 2003 neighborhood watch in 2003; http://www.usaonwatch.org/news.asp

Welcome to Weekly News, your guide to current news about Neighborhood Watch. Check back often to see the latest information. March 31 - April 7, 2003 Police Volunteers Help with Language Barrier in Colorado March 31 - April 7, 2003 Reassurance and Safety Fashion Show in Detroit March 24 - 31, 2003 Tucson Citizens Form Coalition, Medical Reserve Corps March 17 - 24, 2003 Red Cross Focuses on Homeland Security and Disaster Preparedness March 10 - 17, 2003 Sheriff Heads Resurgence of Neighborhood Watch Groups in Rural Mississippi March 3 - 10, 2003 Florida County Uses Grant to Expand Homeland Security February 24 - March 3, 2003 Nevada County Sheriff, Residents Come Together for Homeland Security February 17 - 24, 2003 Idaho PD Experiences Success with Revamped Neighborhood Watch February 10 - 17, 2003 A Florida County's Response to Terrorism: Homeland Security Patrols February 3 - 10, 2003 National Sheriffs' Association Keeps Spirit of Volunteerism Alive January 27 - February 3, 2003 Integrity and Partnership Take Hold....and Transform a Community January 20 - 27, 2003 Florida Organizations Mobilize to Prepare for Disaster January 13 - 20, 2003

88. Crime Prevention Home Page crime prevention Quadrant Officer (480) 8586341. Officer Frank AguileraNeighborhood watch, crime prevention Quadrant Officer (480) 858-6340. http://www.tempe.gov/cpu/

Complete City Clerk Site City Code Variance Letters Human Resources Job Descriptions Crime Prevention Subscribe Events Neighborhood Watch Security ... GAIN Program Topics City Hall Economic Development Employment Environmental ... Visitor Center Departments Mayor and Council City Manager City Clerk City Court ... Water Utilities "Crime Prevention Needs Attention" New Date set for VIN etching Subscribe to Current E-Mail Bulletins VIEW TEMPE QUADRANT MAP ... Links The Tempe Police Department is primarily concerned with the safety of it's citizens, not only their personal safety, but the safety of their property as well. A number of crime prevention programs have been developed to reduce the potential of Tempe residents becoming crime victims. The Tempe Police Department's Crime Prevention Unit is responsible for the creation and administration of crime prevention programs that are offered to the public. Officers from the unit are available to make public presentations for organizations and community groups throughout the city, on a variety of topics. To learn more about any of these programs select one of the topics listed to the left. To arrange for a Crime Prevention Officer to speak to your group, contact the Crime Prevention Unit at

89. USA Freedom Corps: About USAFC: What's New: Announcements To encourage even more participation in the neighborhood watch program, the NationalCrime prevention Council (NCPC) has launched a Public Service Announcement http://www.usafreedomcorps.gov/about_usafc/whats_new/announcements/20020306-1.as

ABOUT US ABOUT THIS SITE WHAT'S NEW Speeches ... Back to list March 6, 2002 Department of Justice Attorney General Ashcroft Announces Neighborhood Watch Campaign As part of President Bush's new Citizen Corps, Neighborhood Watch will continue to reduce crime in neighborhoods nationwide by encouraging businesses, the faith community, schools and citizens to cooperate and assist local law enforcement. The National Sheriffs' Association has been instrumental in launching President Bush's new Citizen Corps initiative. "Everyday citizens can assist local law enforcement by playing an active role in their communities and neighborhoods," said Attorney General Ashcroft. "Neighborhood Watch deters criminal activity and helps protect American families. Our children are safer, our homes are more secure, and our communities are stronger when Americans participate in community policing." To encourage even more participation in the Neighborhood Watch program, the National Crime Prevention Council (NCPC) has launched a Public Service Announcement (PSA), United for a Stronger America, in partnership with the Department of Justice, the Crime Prevention Coalition of America, and the Advertising Council. This public service advertising campaign will encourage citizens and local communities to initiate Neighborhood Watch programs. The PSA campaign will suggest citizens call to get a Citizens' Preparedness Guide, which provides specific actions that individuals can take in their communities to reduce crime. A new component is being added to the current Neighborhood Watch program that provides counter-terrorism measures that citizens can use to join in the fight against terrorism. Outlined in the guide are five specific themes; protecting yourself and your family, protecting/comforting children, knowing and caring for neighbors, reporting crimes and suspicious activity, and emergency preparedness. The guide includes:

90. Neighborhood Watch - City Of Fort Collins, Colorado organizing one. For information on neighborhood watch Programs and othercrime prevention programs, email us or call (970) 221-6833 . http://www.ci.fort-collins.co.us/police/neighborhood-watch.php

text version services council city code ... police services search Neighborhood Watch Programs Fort Collins Neighborhood Watch program is a successful way to reduce crime and make your neighborhood a better place to live. If you don't already have an active neighborhood watch program, consider organizing one. For information on neighborhood watch Programs and other crime prevention programs, e-mail us or call The ABC's of Neighborhood Watch Any community resident can join young and old, single and married, renter and homeowner. A few concerned residents, a community organization, or a law enforcement agency can spearhead the effort to organize a neighborhood watch program. Members learn how to make their homes more secure, watch out for each other and the neighborhood, and call the police department to report activities that appear suspicious. You can form a neighborhood watch group around any geographical unit: a block, apartment, park, business area, housing complex, office. Neighborhood watch groups are not vigilantes. They are extra eyes and ears for reporting crime and helping neighbors. Neighborhood watch programs help build pride and serve as a springboard for efforts that address community concerns such as recreation for youth, child care, and affordable housing.

91. City Of Monterey - Monterey Police Department Community Programs For more information see our burglary prevention page. Adopt a neighborhood Eachneighborhood and business association has an officer McGruff the crime Dog. http://www.monterey.org/mpd/csd.htm

Citizens' Police Academy Neighborhood Watch Program COPPS Meet the K-9 Officers ... More Programs Would you like to participate in the ride-along program? Does your neighborhood need a Neighborhood Watch Program? Do you know what the Waterfront patrol entails? Would you like to volunteer to assist the police department in some manner? Visit the links at right to get answers to these and many more questions from the Police Department's Public Education Office. Citizens' Police Academy Are you interested in participating in the Citizens' Police Academy? Would you like to learn more about the Police Department and the way in which it serves your community? Would you like to go on a ride-along with a patrol officer? Would you like to learn more about the criminal justice system, domestic violence, gangs, narcotics, and much more? If the answer to these questions is "YES!", then the Citizens' Police Academy is for you. Visit our Web page where you can register on-line for the next academy. Return to top Neighborhood Watch Program Do you know what to do if you see a suspicious vehicle in your neighborhood?

92. Programs Campus watch is an offshoot of the wellknown crime prevention program, Neighborhoodwatch, which is found in communities throughout America. http://www.cmu.edu/police/programs.htm

Welcome Message Mission Statement About the Department Services ... Police Home Search Carnegie Mellon: Operation Campus Watch Campus Watch! Campus Watch is an offshoot of the well-known crime prevention program, "Neighborhood Watch," which is found in communities throughout America. Campus Watch is a team effort with you and University Police working together to prevent crime. Campus Watch asks the entire community Campus Watch Here is how YOU can help: Be Aware, On the Lookout For and Report A tense situation that's about to blow up. Any unusual noise that you can't explain - a person screaming, breaking glass, pounding or gunshot. Any emergency, such as an accident, a fire, a critically ill or injured person. Anyone being forced into a vehicle. Property being carried out of an office or area you know is not occupied. Recently broken windows or doors. Someone running from a vehicle, building or area while carrying property, computers, furniture, luggage. Any form of vandalism, such as spray painting a sign or building; graffiti; removing benches or signs; pulling up or removing plants and shrubbery. Any abandoned vehicles on campus.

93. National Citizens' Crime Prevention Campaign::media Campaigns that flag you're waving stands forThe National crime prevention Council, SHINE EdMcMahon starts a neighborhood watchIn response to the terrorist attacks of http://www.weprevent.org/campaign/

campaigns campaigns psas free publications about NCCPC ... site map NCCPC Media Campaigns McGruff Crime Prevention Messages to Children Children learn how to handle threatening situations that happen in and around school such as what to do if someone threatens to use a gun, or what to do when confronted with bullies and drugs. The campaign reinforces psa messages with a free comic-activity book and a children's website, mcgruff.org . [more about the children's campaign are crime prevention and educational cartoons adapted especially for the growing Hispanic population in the United States. They use humor to educate adults about ways they can help Hispanic/Latino children deal with the toughest issues they face-bullies, conflict, gun violence, and drugs. McGruff 'Toons Investing in Youth for a Safer Future The National Citizens' Crime Prevention Campaign's "Invest in Youth" initiative aims to involve adults and teens in crime prevention activities that build safer communities and reduce crime.

94. Enforcement And Crime Prevention City's streets safe. The Police Department, in cooperation with neighborhoodgroups, provides crime watch assistance. If you are http://www.ci.liberty.mo.us/e&cp/e&cp.htm

POLICE SERVICES Services and Information For Our Citizens Citizens Academy for Public Safety Neighborhood Block Watch Program Free Home and Business Security Surveys Security Alarm Permits ... Liberty Police Department Administration Citizens Academy for Public Safety NOTE: August 30, 2002 Application Deadline The Liberty Police Department, is you , the citizens and business people of Liberty, to participate. 14 week block of instruction , beginning on September 12, 2002 . We will meet one evening per week for about 3 hours each night. While attending the academy will not certify you to work as a police officer or firefighter, you will come away much better informed, and will have a lot of fun along the way. Some of the topics covered during the academy are: criminal and constitutional law, patrol tactics, fire suppression, accident investigation, emergency medical procedures, criminal investigations, narcotics investigations, use of force and firearms, and much more. There will also be opportunities for ride alongs with police officers and ambulance crews. The reviews and evaluations received from last year's class of academy graduates were very positive, and we expect the class to fill quickly. Class size is limited, and all applications will be processed on a first come, first served basis. The

95. Neighborhood Watch Program criminals. WHAT IS THE THEORY BEHIND neighborhood watch AND THE PREVENTIONOF crime? WHY DOES neighborhood watch WORK? neighborhood http://www.ci.columbia.mo.us/Police/Programs/neighwatch.html

NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH GOLF TOURNAMENT Preparation has begun for the 4th annual Neighborhood Watch Golf Tournament at the Columbia Country Club on Monday, June 2. For Neighborhood Watch to be successful it must raise funds for public relations, advertising, revitalization efforts, computer and software updates and crime prevention. This is the ONLY fund raising event hosted by the organization. You can aid in this effort by participating in or donating to the golf tournament. Individual Entry: The individual entry fee for the tournament is $75 and we will place you on a team. Team Entry: 4-person team fee is $300. Hole Sponsor: If you do not play golf, we encourage you to enter your organization/business as a hole sponsor. For a $100 fee, we will post your organization or business name at one of the tee boxes.

96. MD DPSCS PCTC Maryland Community Crime Prevention Institute with crime prevention specialists; Facilitating workshops seminars; Providingtechnical and educational assistance Maryland crime watch; DARE services. http://www.dpscs.state.md.us/pct/ccpi/

Maryland Community Crime Prevention Institute Administrator: Patricia Sill Address: 3085 Hernwood Road Woodstock, MD 21163-1099 Telephone: 410-750-6593 Toll-Free:1-800-303-8802 Fax: 410-465-3764 Maryland D.A.R.E. Office 2002 Annual Governor's Crime Prevention Awards Training MCCPI provides training on a variety of crime prevention topics. Should your agency or organization be interested in any of these topics, contact the Maryland Community Crime Prevention Institute to discuss available resources. Law Enforcement Residential Crime Prevention Programs (4-day) Commercial Crime Prevention Programs (5-day) D.A.R.E. Entry Level, Expansion, and In-Service Co-Sponsorships of workshops on prevention related topics. Community Groups, Business, etc. Basic Crime Prevention Residential Security Commercial Security Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design Community Policing Violence Prevention Maryland Crime Watch Technical Assistance MCCPI also provides on-site technical assistance to organizations and communities desiring to organize or to further develop a crime prevention or community policing program. The Institute can assist you in developing strategies specific to your needs in many ways. Mobilizing Communities Revitalizing prevention efforts Building partnerships Networking with crime prevention specialists Providing technical and educational assistance Maryland Crime Watch D.A.R.E. services

97. Crime Prevention Unit cooperation in the crime resistance and crime prevention effort through establishpartnerships with residents, businesses and neighborhood leaders, including http://www.ci.tucson.az.us/police/Crime_Prevention_Unit/body_crime_prevention_un

Crime Prevention is the anticipation, recognition, and appraisal of a crime risk and the initiation of some action to remove or reduce that risk. Crime Prevention Tips Auto Theft Babysitting Safety Burglary Fraud ... Vacation Safety Programs Offered: Crime Prevention Unit, (520) 791-4450 Business Security Surveys Crime Free Multi-Housing Crime Prevention Displays Drug Awareness ... WatchWord — Neighborhood Watch Newsletter Personal Protection Police Activities League (PAL) Residential Security Surveys Stranger Danger ... Violence in the Workplace Brochures Available Online Follow this link for a list of brochures available using Acrobat Reader. Included, as well, is the link to download Acrobat Reader in case you don’t already have it. Once you have Acrobat Reader installed on your computer, simply click on the brochure name to view it. Mission To assist in the overall Tucson Police Department effort to reduce crime, and to increase citizen safety through crime prevention information, training, and services to the community. Objectives To reduce citizen vulnerability to crime through the dissemination and application of the latest and most effective crime prevention information and techniques.

98. INDIANA UNIVERSITY SOUTH BEND as the block captain for all University owned or controlled houses in the Bellevueneighborhood watch program, and disseminates crime prevention and crime http://www.iusb.edu/~sbsafety/crimeprev.htm

INDIANA UNIVERSITY SOUTH BEND SAFETY AND SECURITY DEPARTMENT CRIME PREVENTION BACK The security police department utilizes a variety of media in order to provide information and promote safety on campus. Brochures on different subjects are made available throughout the year. Department bulletin boards are used to publicize various crime prevention subjects. Crime Alerts In the event of a serious incident on campus, or at the Elkhart Center that may pose a danger to others "crime alert" information notices will be posted. Crime alert bulletins are also disseminated by electronic media using electronic mass mail notices. Officers patrolling the IUSB campus and Elkhart Center site report shrubs or trees that might create an unsafe area as well as poor lighting and other possible unsafe conditions to the Facilities Management Department or to off-campus programs administrators. Campus buildings and grounds are patrolled regularly. Personal Escorts Officers will provide personal escorts on campus and will provide other assistance as needed at anytime. Anyone who desires an escort can request it by dialing the department 24hour telephone number (4239) from any house or office telephone. Officers on duty at the Elkhart Center will also provide this service. Neighborhood Watch The security police department serves as the block captain for all University owned or controlled houses in the Bellevue neighborhood watch program, and disseminates crime prevention and crime reporting information to occupants. There is no Neighborhood Watch program for the Elkhart Center site.

99. Weprevent.org: Crime Prevention Is Everybody's Business Weprevent.org is the media response site for the National Citizens' crime prevention Council. http://www.weprevent.org/

National Citizens' Crime Prevention Campaign crime prevention is everybody's business free publications about NCCPC ... teens check out these programs for teens: National Youth Network Teens, Crime and the Community Youth as Resources and more ... ... 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: document.write("Last modified: " + document.lastModified);

100. Ogden City: Community Oriented Policing - Crime Prevention - Neighborhood Watch City of Ogden, Utah Administration http://www.ci.ogden.ut.us/index.cfm/police.compolcrime

Home e-Services Doing Business FAQ's Public Safety Police Department Fire Department Neighborhood Watch Community Policing ... Community Policing Community Oriented Policing - Crime Prevention - Neighborhood Watch - Crime Analysis Crime Prevention - Neighborhood Watch - Crime Analysis Gene Maguire 2186 Lincoln Ave Cell Prg Neighborhood Watch This is the "heart" of the crime prevention program. Through involvement in Neighborhood Watch, citizens learn how they can better prevent becoming victims of crime and how to access the police when assistance is needed. After an initial meeting (preferably within the neighborhood) at which specific neighborhood problems and policies are discussed, the members are encouraged to implement both the physical security measures and changes in attitude which were suggested during the training. The services that are requested through Neighborhood Watch range from basic questions about home security to the implementation of organized, radio equipped citizen patrol within the neighborhood. The Neighborhood Watch group also will be introduced to the Community Police officer who is assigned to work in their neighborhood. The Community officer works together with the Neighborhood Watch group to address not only crime but also quality of life issues in the community.

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