1. CRIME PREVENTION PROGRAMS Search. crime prevention programs. *Block Watch *Block Watch AdvisoryBoard *COPS http://www.ci.phoenix.az.us/POLICE/crimeidx.html

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2. Crime Prevention Programs crime prevention programs. http://www.colorado.edu/police/prevent.html

3. MasterFrameset.asp crime prevention programs in the city of Ottawa, including the Business watch program. Tips on travel safety, computer security, hiring and retaining employees and on protecting a business from shoplifters, bad checks, armed robbery and bomb threats. http://www.ottawacrimeprevention.org

4. Crime Prevention Programs CRIME PREVENTION, is the RECOGNITION and APPRAISAL of a crime riskand the initiation of some ACTION to reduce or remove it. The http://www.avonpolice.org/html/crime_prevention_programs.html

5. Crime Prevention Programs crime prevention programs The University Police Department's Crime Prevention Unit regularly presents programs to the university community regarding the prevention of crime. http://www.uark.edu/~uapdinfo/programs.html

CRIME PREVENTION PROGRAMS The University Police Department's Crime Prevention Unit regularly presents programs to the university community regarding the prevention of crime. These programs can be done by request for living groups, departments, clubs, or offices. Programs will also be scheduled if circumstances suggest. As an example, if there had been several thefts from parking lots, the Crime Prevention Unit would try to schedule presentations near the affected area on how to prevent thefts from vehicles. Below is a list of topics that are available and a brief description of the presentation. However, our presentations are not limited to this list. If you have another topic you would like presented, please contact the Crime Prevention Unit at , they will be glad to assist you. Apartment Safety tips on apartment safety Crosswalks crosswalk safety Crowd Management presented to those who work concert security on how to manage a special event so things don't get out of hand. Domestic Violence types of violence, what can be done and what kind of services are available

6. Crime Prevention Programs | CU-Boulder Police Dept crime prevention programs. Community Service Aides. Students conduct corecampus and parking facility safety patrols on foot and by bicycle. http://www.colorado.edu/police/crimeprev/programs.html

About Us When You Need Help Safety on Campus Crime Prevention and Awareness Crime Prevention Programs Presentation Topics Pamphlets Programs with CUPD Crime Reports and Statistics ... Contact Us web people Search Center CU A to Z Crime Prevention Programs Community Service Aides Students conduct core campus and parking facility safety patrols on foot and by bicycle. They do weekly tests of the emergency telephones and report lights out on campus. See More about CSA program for a great opportunity! Crime Stoppers Anonymous callers receive rewards for calling in tips that lead to arrests. The program is affiliated with Boulder County Crime Stoppers. Criminal History Checks/Background Checks The police department conducts criminal history / background checks on potential employees at the request of University departments. Neighborhood Watch Officers work with University family housing residents to reduce and report crime. Participants also are encouraged to join Operation Identification.

7. Crime Prevention Program Official Website for the Town of Los Gatos. you would like more information about our crime prevention programs or setting up a presentation for your organization, http://abacus.bates.edu/admin/offices/scs/crimprevprog.html

The crime prevention program plays an important and significant role within the Bates College Community. The Crime Prevention Office works with the belief that they are a component of the educational process for students, faculty and staff within the community. Relying on a teamwork approach, the responsibility in the reduction of crime lies with Security and Campus Safety, the individual, and the campus community. Programs available to the Bates Community Bicycle Registration Program Members of the community are encouraged to register their bicycles at no cost. The individual is provided with a numbered sticker which is placed on the bicycle. The serial number and other pertinent data is recorded on a registration form. A copy of the form is provided to the owner, Security and Campus Safety, and the Lewiston Police Department. Property Identification Program (PIP) This program allows community members to check out scribers, engrave their property with their social security number or other identifier, and keep a list and description of these items in a safe place. The original form is retained by the owner and a copy is kept on file at Security and Campus Safety. Security Fest An annual event, which coincides with the first week of the academic year, in which Security and Campus Safety, the Lewiston Police and Fire Departments, and other local law enforcement agencies provide crime prevention and educational material and answer questions from students.

8. Security Awareness And Crime Prevention Programs Security Awareness and crime prevention programs. The following is a listing of thecrime prevention programs and projects in use at the University of Maine. http://www.umaine.edu/security/awareness.htm

Security Awareness and Crime Prevention Programs It is the philosophy of the University of Maine that preventing crime is preferable to dealing with crime after it has occurred. A primary vehicle for accomplishing this philosophy is the Department of Public Safety's crime prevention program. This crime prevention program concentrates on the dual concept of eliminating or minimizing criminal opportunities, whenever possible, and encouraging students and employees to be responsible for their own security and the security of others. The following is a listing of the crime prevention programs and projects in use at the University of Maine. Residence Hall Security: Crime prevention, safety, and security programs are presented in each residence hall throughout the year. Resident Assistants initiate the programs by contacting Public Safety. The officer assigned to the dormitory area that requests the program generally conducts the program. A week prior to the beginning of the fall semester, the Crime Prevention officer conducts safety and security briefings with the Residence Life and Program Emergency Telephones: All indoor and outdoor emergency telephones are linked directly to the Department of Public Safety to provide fast, efficient response via Enhanced 911.

9. Crime Prevention Programs crime prevention programs. Several policies and programs are used to encouragethis, including Orientation crime prevention programs. http://www.duke.edu/web/police/sec_11.htm

Crime Prevention Programs The Duke Police Department promotes prompt reporting of all crimes to the appropriate police agencies. Several policies and programs are used to encourage this, including: Duke Police officers deliver crime prevention programs at every student and employee orientation. The department also provides programs on rape awareness, robbery prevention, infant abduction prevention, violence in the workplace, and alcohol laws. Crime Prevention Services Duke Police officers perform security audits for employees, students, and other organizations or departments upon request, including recommendations for access and surveillance systems, alarm needs, and instruction and trouble shooting of alarm systems. Weekly crime publication Via our Weekly Crime Report link on our homepage, the Duke Police updates and publishes daily all crimes reported to us. A printed daily log is also maintained in the department's Records Office and is available for public review. University Newspapers The Duke Police Department's Public Information Officer has daily contact with university newspapers, The Chronicle and Dialogue, and reports significant incidents that occur. Information on crimes is also solicited in this manner.

10. Marin County Sheriff's Department Department overview, divisions, personnel directory, crime prevention programs and information, detention details, citizen's academy, and FAQs. http://www.co.marin.ca.us/depts/SO/main/

COUNTY HOME BOARD OF SUPERVISORS CONTACTS DEPARTMENTS ... Subscribe COUNTY OF MARIN Sheriff's Office - Robert T. Doyle, Sheriff Home Contact Us Services Organization ... Printable Bureaus: Detention Services Field Services Miscellaneous Citizen Academy ... Site Map "In Partnership With Our Communities" Robert T. Doyle, Sheriff Biography Welcome to our website! The website has been designed to be user friendly so that you can easily access the information that you want. Staff has worked very hard to put together the information contained on the website. I am very proud of the men and women of the Marin County Sheriff’s Office and believe that our Mission and Values reflect the citizens of Marin County. Now, let me tell you a little bit about us. With a staff of 202 sworn deputies and 115 law enforcement professionals, and with a budget of more than $33 million, coordination of services is essential. The services that we provide and how we provide them is critical to the success of our mission. It is important that we work closely with the community and other service organizations in identifying and solving the problems facing us.

11. Crime Prevention Programs crime prevention programs Crime Prevention is the anticipation, recognition, andappraisal of a crime risk and the initiation of some action to remove or http://www.ncat.edu/~upb/prevent.html

North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University Police Department CRIME PREVENTION PROGRAMS Crime Prevention is the anticipation, recognition, and appraisal of a crime risk and the initiation of some action to remove or reduce the risk. Personal Security Awareness for Faculty and Staff is designed to inform employees of the importance of security in the work place. This program covers office security, personal safety habits, reporting of illegal or suspicious activity and crime on Campus. Personal Security Lectures for Students Specific lectures and public presentations are designed to help improved safety habits within the student population. Topics included resident security, personal safety, student responsibilities in reporting illegal or suspicious activities, crime on campus, and police services. This program allows students the opportunity to address safety related concerns to officers of the University Administrators and to receive an appropriate response. Engraving Program The engraving of personal property enables the Police and others to identify the owner of lost or stolen property when recovered. This program makes engravers available to the campus community for the purpose of permanently identifying that property that may be subject to theft. Instruction on the use of the engraver is provided by the Crime Prevention Officer. Engravers are provided at no cost through the Crime Prevention Officer.

12. The University At Albany: Safety And Security 2000 crime prevention programs. During a typical year, the Crime PreventionUnit will present between 80 and 100 safety and security programs. http://police.albany.edu/safety/prevention.html

Safety and Security Home The University Police Home Page Building Security Residence Hall Security ... The University at Albany Home Page Crime Prevention Programs UPD includes a Crime Prevention Unit that has the responsibility of contacting all students and most faculty and staff with programs to help reduce the likelihood of being a crime victim. Each incoming student is required by policy to attend a crime prevention program as part of the general orientation to the campus. In addition, throughout the academic year, officers conduct programs on specific topics of interest to various groups within the residence halls, workforce and community. Officers routinely visit residence halls and offices to discuss safety, under a program called "Park, Walk and Talk." The Crime Prevention Unit stresses individuals' responsibility to be their own primary protectors, by following simple, common sense approaches to their personal safety. For example, individual rooms and offices should be locked at all times when unoccupied, and always locked at night. Students and staff should promptly report to UPD or Residence Hall staff any unusual incidents or suspicious persons they observe in their residence halls or office areas. During a typical year, the Crime Prevention Unit will present between 80 and 100 safety and security programs. These programs are presented primarily to student groups, but are also offered to faculty and other University community work groups.

13. Community Crime Prevention Programs Community crime prevention programs The Rockingham County Sheriff's Office is actively involved in helping to prevent crimes. http://www.sheriff.co.rockingham.va.us/comm1.htm

Community Crime Prevention Programs The Rockingham County Sheriff's Office is actively involved in helping to prevent crimes. The Office is involved in Neighborhood Watch, Crime Solvers and its own "Electronic Neighborhood Watch." Each program is designed to assist residents of the area prevent crime. Visit those sites for additional information Neighborhood Watch Crime Solvers Electronic Neighborhood Watch School Resource Officers R.A.I.D. Program Free Security Assessment TRIAD Mission Statement Sheriff Farley Reports Thought of the Week Current Events ... e-mail Sheriff Farley

14. The Promise Of Crime Prevention: Leading Crime Prevention Programs - RPP 1 The success of crime prevention programs is dependent on a number of factors, notleast of which is the commitment of the various agencies and people involved http://www.aic.gov.au/publications/rpp/01/

Australian Institute of Criminology Research and Public Policy Series No. 1 The Promise of Crime Prevention: Leading Crime Prevention Programs Peter Grabosky and Marianne James (eds.) Canberra: Australian Institute of Criminology, 1995 ISBN 642 22768 3 ; ISSN 1326-6004 $22.00 (including GST), soft cover. (plus postage and handling) Abstract The success of crime prevention programs is dependent on a number of factors, not least of which is the commitment of the various agencies and people involved, and the careful coordination of their efforts. The case studies included in The Promise of Crime Prevention have all had some measure of success, and provide innovative examples of crime prevention in practice. They demonstrate that criminological theories can translate into effective crime prevention programs. Download Full Report as a single file Contents Title, Foreword, Contents, Preface and Acknowledgments (PDF 52kB) Part 1: Opportunity Reduction Surfers Paradise Safety Action Project Situational Prevention of Public Disorder Julalikari Night Patrol Reducing Violence, Crime and Fear of Crime in Gay and Lesbian Communities ... Preventing Motor Vehicle Theft in New South Wales Part 2: Developmental Interventions The Elmira Prenatal/Early Infancy Project The Perry Preschool Project Family Intervention Program Controlling Disruptive Boys ... Methadone Maintenance Treatment in the Management of Opioid Dependence Information on how to order this publication Research and Public Policy series Publications New Publications ... Home Last modified: 12 March 2002

15. The Promise Of Crime Prevention: Leading Crime Prevention Programs - Crime Preve The Promise of Crime Prevention Leading crime prevention programs Peter Graboskyand Marianne James (eds.) Canberra Australian Institute of Criminology, 1995 http://www.aic.gov.au/publications/rpp/01/rpp01-07.html

Australian Institute of Criminology Research and Public Policy Series No. 1 The Promise of Crime Prevention: Leading Crime Prevention Programs Peter Grabosky and Marianne James (eds.) Canberra: Australian Institute of Criminology, 1995 ISBN 642 22768 3 ; ISSN 1326-6004 $22.00 (including GST), soft cover. (plus postage and handling) Crime prevention and fear reduction through enhanced street lighting Peter Grabosky Abstract As disadvantaged inner city neighbourhoods in London tend to experience higher crime rates, enhanced street lighting was introduced on poorly lighted streets in three areas. Each of the three programs has been evaluated under carefully controlled conditions to assess the impact of improved lighting on crime, incivility and fear of crime. Download section Information on how to order this publication Research and Public Policy series Publications New Publications ... Home Last modified: 12 March 2002 webmaster@aic.gov.au

16. Wellesley College Police Department crime prevention programs The Wellesley College Police Departmentoffers a number of comprehensive crime prevention programs in http://www.wellesley.edu/Police/Crime_Prevention/programs.html

Crime Prevention Crime Prevention Programs TIPS Main Page CPOP - ... l Crime Prevention Programs The Wellesley College Police Department offers a number of comprehensive crime prevention programs in support of our key priority of teaching community members proactive strategies to avoid becoming victims of crime. The Department has developed several initiatives to further this priority. To apply for any of the following Campus Police Crime Prevention Programs, or to bring a program to your dorm, please click here for our online registration form. Blue Light Call Stations There are emergency two-way call stations at strategic locations throughout campus. You can identify the station by the blue light located above the boxes. When the call button is depressed, an individual can communicate directly with the communications coordinator at the Wellesley College Police Department. The individual can then notify the office of the emergency. The communications coordinator will dispatch an officer or emergency team to effectively respond to the situation. There are severe penalties for tampering with a two-way call station or turning in a false alarm. Campus Escort Program The Wellesley College Campus Escort Program provides all members of the Wellesley College community and visitors a safe, reliable way to travel about the campus during hours of darkness, if they are travelling alone, or feel particularly unsafe. This program provides community members with either a walking escort or a shuttle van (pre-designated stops) to preclude individuals from walking alone on campus during the hours of darkness. We encourage community members to freely travel about the campus, but also recommend individuals walk with a friend during evening and early morning hours. A shuttle van makes regular stops along a pre-designated route. Walking escorts can be provided when needed.

17. Community Crime Prevention Programs Community crime prevention programs. The Rockingham County Sheriff'sOffice is actively involved in helping to prevent crimes. The http://www.rcso-va.com/comm1.htm

Community Crime Prevention Programs The Rockingham County Sheriff's Office is actively involved in helping to prevent crimes. The Office is involved in Neighborhood Watch, Crime Solvers and its own "Electronic Neighborhood Watch." Each program is designed to assist residents of the area prevent crime. Visit those sites for additional information Neighborhood Watch Crime Solvers Electronic Neighborhood Watch School Resource Officers R.A.I.D. Program Free Security Assessment TRIAD Mission Statement Sheriff Farley Reports Thought of the Week Current Events ... e-mail Sheriff Farley

18. Types, Frequency, And Descriptions Of Crime Prevention Programs s of crime prevention programs. TheUniversity uses various mechanisms to inform students and employees......Types, Frequency, and http://safety.ua.edu/programs.html

Campus Security Report Home About the University Police Community Oriented Police Safer Living Guide ... Police Home Types, Frequency, and Descriptions of Crime Prevention Programs The University uses various mechanisms to inform students and employees about the prevention of crime. For example, the University Police annually publishes the Safer Living Guide Specifically, this guide encourages the use of the Bama Escort Service for free transportation on campus and in proximate service areas from 6:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. and use of the Motorist Assistance Program (MAP) for free assistance with vehicle problems highlights Operation Identification a UADPS service that offers engraving tools for use by University community members to mark personal property for identification purposes in case of burglary or robbery invites participation in the semi-annual campus indoor and outdoor lighting tours designed to ensure a well-lit and safe campus explains how to operate the approximately 38 blue, exterior

19. RCMP Hinton Detachment - Crime Prevention Programs The Hinton RCMP has joined in several programs to stop crime in thecommunity. The role of the RCMP is to help combat crime and http://www.town.hinton.ab.ca/rcmp/crime.html

The Hinton R.C.M.P. has joined in several programs to stop crime in the community. The role of the R.C.M.P. is to help combat crime and to serve and protect the people of Hinton. This cannot be done without the help of the community and these programs. For further information on how you and the R.C.M.P can help reduce the crime in your neighborhood, please follow the links below. Neighborhood Watch Crime Stoppers Student Crime Stoppers Stop Thief ... Contact our Staff

20. Rochester, MN USA, Police Department Web Site. Information about the department and its crime prevention programs. http://www.rochesterpolice.com/

Rochester Police Department - ROCHESTERPOLICE.COM - Courtesy of www.RochesterUSA.com please click here if you are not redirected within 5 seconds... http://www.ci.rochester.mn.us/police/pdinitr.htm

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