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Citizen involvement in crime prevention by George J Washnis, 1976 Citizen Involvement in Crime Prevention 1982-1987 (#p2507) by Verna Casey, 1988-10 Alternatives to fear: A citizens' manual for crime prevention through neighborhood involvement by Shirley Henke, 1975 Encouraging employee involvement.: An article from: Security Management by George E. Cramer, 1998-01-01 A community guide to crime prevention by Alicia Christian, 1977 Factors related to citizen involvement in personal, household, and neighborhood anti-crime measures: An executive summary by Paul J Lavrakas, 1981 Bellevue citizen involvement in burglary prevention grant #75-C-0025: Evaluation report by Anthony C Mulberg, 1976 Preventing adolescent gang involvement (SuDoc J 32.10:AD 7) by Finn-Aage Esbensen, 2000 Public involvement : community policing in Chicago (SuDoc J 28.24/3:P 96) by U.S. Dept of Justice, 2000 Office of Community Relations and Involvement reference manual (SuDoc HH 1.6/3:C 73/11/V.1-4) Meeting the challenge : public housing authorities respond to the "One Strike and You're Out" initiative (SuDoc HH 1.2:C 35/3) Public and Indian Housing Drug Elimination Technical Assistance (TA) Program : fiscal year 1997 application kit (SuDoc HH 1.6:D 84/2/KIT) Fiscal year 1997 Public and Indian Housing Drug Elimination Grant Program : application kit (SuDoc HH 1.6:D 84/KIT)

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21. How Did It Get Started? - Crime Prevention Week - Crime Prevention - Alberta Sol
    In 1991, the federal government ended its involvement in crime prevention Week andAlberta Solicitor General began to organize the week with a provincial focus  
    http://www.solgen.gov.ab.ca/crime_prev/week.aspx?id=266

22. Citizen Involvement Programs
    crime prevention. Special crime prevention Web Page Learn tips to safeguardyour person and your property. Schedule crime prevention  
    http://www.sanantonio.gov/sapd/citizenpgms.asp
    
    Extractions: CITIZEN PARTICIPATION PROGRAMS SAPD offers a variety of ways for community members to work closely with the police through organized programs and individual activities. Listed below are descriptions of the ways San Antonio residents can form partnerships with the police to make their neighborhoods safer places to live. ACTIVE CITIZEN PARTICIPATION PROGRAMS Cellular on Patrol (COP) Neighborhood residents patrol their streets, using cell phones to report crimes. Ride-along and Training at SAPD substations. Citizen Police Academy (CPA) 11-week class to inform and educate citizens about the SAPD and police work in San Antonio. Held at SAPD Academy. Includes Ride-along. 207-6222. Active CPA Alumni Association. Volunteers in Policing (VIP) Opportunities to assist SAPD with duties ranging from clerical to roof-top surveillance. 207-3319 Family Assistance Crisis Teams (FACT) Trained volunteers work weekend evenings at substations to assist victims of family violence.

23. National Crime Prevention Strategy (NCPS)
    Increased involvement in crime prevention activities with nontraditional partners.Communications, Promotion and Public Education Program (CPPEP).  
    http://www.tbs-sct.gc.ca/rma/eppi-ibdrp/hrdb-rhbd/h019_e.asp
    
    Extractions: Français Contact Us Help Search ... Printable Version The NCPS - sponsored in partnership between the Department of Justice and the Portfolio of the Solicitor General Canada - focuses on educating and supporting communities in their efforts to develop and implement effective ways to reduce local crime and victimization. The NCPS' primary focus is on crime prevention through social development (CPSD), an approach that recognizes the complex social, economic and cultural processes that contribute to crime and victimization by working with communities to identify and address the root causes of crime. For more information on this initiative, visit web site: http://www.prevention.gc.ca/index.html While the Department of Justice has the lead in implementing the NCPS, the Portfolio of the Solicitor General of Canada has a national role. Portfolio of the Solicitor General of Canada: national leadership in crime prevention initiatives through the Crime Prevention and the Public Safety Initiative (CPPSI), with a range of activities to support policing and correctional agencies in addressing the root causes of crime (Policing and Crime Prevention; First Nations Policing and Crime Prevention; and Aboriginal Community Corrections and Crime Prevention). Royal Canadian Mounted Police: partner to the Department of the Solicitor General in the delivery of the CPPSI. The RCMP focuses on the learning and building upon the police role in social development; on communities with high needs; and on youth.

24. The Ad Council : Crime Prevention -- McGruff The Crime Dog (Historic Campaign)
    citizen involvement the major theme of the campaign. And furthermore, significantchanges in behavior were reported in six of the seven crime prevention  
    http://www.adcouncil.org/campaigns/historic_crime_prevention/
    
    Extractions: Select an issue Afterschool Programs AIDS Awareness American History Anti-Discrimination Arts Education Child Hunger Childhood Asthma The Civil Rights Movement Colon Cancer Commmunity Drug Prevention Crime Prevention (Adults) Crime Prevention (Kids) Crime Prevention (Teens) Dating Abuse Prevention Defending Homes from Wildfire Domestic Violence Prevention Drunk Driving Prevention Energy Efficiency Environment Family Literacy Father Involvement Freedom Healthy Lifestyles Highschool Dropout Prevention Historic Preservation Homeland Security Housing Discrimination Learning Disabilities Math and Science Education Mentoring Minority Higher Education Mother and Child Nutrition Parental Education Involvement Seat Belt Usage September 11th Stroke Early Response Terminally Ill Children Volunteerism Voting Wildfire Prevention Youth Civic Engagement Youth Gun Crime Prevention In 1979, the National Crime Prevention Council and the Ad Council introduced Americans to a character, who would quickly become a powerful symbol of the fight against crime McGruff the Crime Dog. At the time, research indicated that feelings of apathy, fear, and the inevitability of crime prevented the public from addressing rising crime rates. McGruff and his now familiar slogan, "Take a bite out of crime," helped to change that. The popular public service advertisements (PSAs) were designed to raise awareness among Americans that every citizen has the ability to prevent or at least to reduce crime. Additionally, the spots were developed to empower citizens with an individual sense of responsibility for preventing crime. In just the first months of the campaign, more than 300,000 copies of the booklet, "Got a minute? You could stop a crime," were requested, and by 1981, more than one million copies were distributed as a direct result of the advertising, which encouraged the public to perform simple steps such as locking doors and joining with neighbors to create neighborhood watch groups.

25. National Coalition For Parent Involvement In Education (NCPIE): Resources
    Resources from National crime prevention Council. National crime preventionCouncil currently has 4 resource(s) in the NCPIE database.  
    http://www.ncpie.org/Resources/resources_by_org.cfm?orgID=265

26. Private Sector And Community Involvement In The Criminal Justice System : Procee
    Allan J Behm; Community crime prevention toward safer communities Colin Hicks;Corporate involvement in community safety programs Margaret Miller and David  
    http://www.aic.gov.au/publications/proceedings/23/
    
    Extractions: Advanced search David Biles and Julia Vernon (eds.) ISBN 642 20156 ; ISSN 1034-5086 Canberra : Australian Institute of Criminology, 1994 The conference papers explore the issues of privatisation of prisons; private policing; community involvement in prison programs; community based sanctions; cultural sensitisation; community crime prevention; and juveniles and privatisation. Examples of a range of programs operating in Australia and New Zealand are provided. Opening address (PDF 16kB) The Hon. Douglas Graham Privatising prisons : principle and practice Richard W Harding Some liberal and radical responses to privatising the penal system in Britain Mick Ryan History of contract management in Queensland corrections Stan Macionis and Ross Millican The challenge of change Brian Dickson Private adult custodial corrections in Queensland and the first wave : a critical reflection on the first three years : reform or regression?

27. Community Involvement - Hanover County Sheriff's Office
    involvement. Neighborhood Watch Program. Responding to the request of hundreds oflocal law enforcement agencies for assistance in developing crime prevention  
    http://www.co.hanover.va.us/sheriff/cominvol.htm
    
    Extractions: Hanover County Government Online Home Business Community Departments ... Traffic Safety Issues Community Involvement The Sheriff's Office has several ways for members of the community to become directly involved: All of these programs are based on the cooperation and support of the Hanover County Community. For further information on any of these programs, please contact the Sheriff's Office at (804) 365-6110. The CPA allows the citizens of Hanover County the opportunity to observe first hand the operations of the Sheriff's Office. The first class began in September 1995, and now classes are offered each spring and fall. The academy lasts 10 weeks, during which the citizens attend lectures covering all aspects of law enforcement within the county. The participants also experience practical and hands-on exercises including ride-alongs and a day at the firing range. For further information contact: Lou Ann Jewell OR Download your Application (146k) now.

28. Community Involvement Asset Or Liability
    CLD conference practice workshop Henry Shaftoe and Steve Osborn, 10 Feb2000. Community involvement in crime prevention asset or liability?  
    http://www.uwe.ac.uk/fbe/commsafe/assli2000.htm
    
    Extractions: creating safer cities Looking for something specific? Search our archives CLD conference practice workshop: Henry Shaftoe and Steve Osborn, 10 Feb 2000. Community Involvement in Crime Prevention asset or liability? Sustainable reductions in neighbourhood crime and insecurity are best maintained if local people have been involved in defining the problems and "owning" the solutions. Traditionally crime control was seen as a job for the police. However, there has been increasing recognition in government and even amongst the police themselves, that citizens have a key role to play. This role can be performed in three different ways, as outlined in the diagram below: These three approaches are not mutually exclusive and, over time, one type of action may transform into another. For example an issue campaign instigated by local residents frustrated by the proliferation of drug misuse in their neighbourhood may lead to them setting up their own drugs information and support network, which could then lead to collaboration with the local authority/health authoritiy drugs prevention strategies. Community involvement in crime prevention has large potential assets, but there may also be liabilities from a professional and rational viewpoint.

29. Strategy: Parental Involvement In Raising Drug-Free Youth
    prevention programs and concludes that the involvement of a role is the hallmarkof effective prevention programs in the fight against drugs and crime and to  
    http://www.ncpc.org/ncpc/ncpc/?pg=2088-10886

30. Strategy: Promote Business Involvement In The Community
    customers, company support for community service, and corporate involvement in the candidatesfor partnership in carrying out this crime prevention strategy.  
    http://www.ncpc.org/ncpc/ncpc/?pg=2088-9314

31. VA DCJS - Department Of Criminal Justice Services - Website Moved
    It addresses professional standards for crime prevention, community involvement,the analysis of crime data, school/youth safety, serious juvenile offenders  
    http://www.dcjs.org/cple/cpc/index.cfm
    
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32. Crime Prevention - Department Of Police : The City Of Norfolk, VA
    members actively participate in the PACE Outreach/crime prevention Awards functionand Social events intended to cultivate civic involvement; Seeking sources of  
    http://www.norfolk.gov/Police/FO_CrimePrevention.asp
    
    Extractions: City Services Cat Licenses RFPs Lists (PDF) City Notices Checklist Adoption Services Applications License Application Tax - Vehicles Account Data Services, Norfolk CSB Norfolk Home Pages System Services Commission Development Search Police Home Roll of Honor Bruce P. Marquis Code of Ethics Internal Affairs Planning and Research Personnel Division Strategic Management Systems Development ... Central Records Public Information Detective Vice and Narcotics Training First Patrol Gold Sector Red Sector Blue Sector ... Crime Analysis Employment Application (pdf) Recruitment Process Testing Schedule ... Site Map Second Patrol Division Crime Prevention/Decentralization Realized through command and constituency support, the city has taken a decentralized approach in order to reduce the elements of crime and assemble the support of unstable communities. Likewise, the Second Patrol Division has taken on a similar concept. Problems of disruption in communities are capable of more responsible resolution than routine reactive patrol. The proper resolution, we suggest, lies in weighing the autonomy of special teams as a factor in the balance when interpreting the means by which officers regulates matters affecting the quality of neighborhoods.

33. Crime Prevention Program
    crime prevention. Our City s most important crime prevention toolis citizen involvement. The crime prevention Unit partners with  
    http://www.sugarlandtx.gov/content/Crime_Prevention_Program.htm
    
    Extractions: Our City's most important crime prevention tool is citizen involvement. The Crime Prevention Unit partners with residents to increase safety within the community. In this spirit of cooperation, these partnerships positively influence the quality of life in Sugar Land. The Sugar Land Police Department has four crime prevention officers - one for each police beat in the City (see map below). Click on one of the four Sugar Land Police Beats on the map and learn more about crime prevention activities and crime information for your neighborhood. (If you are unsure of your police beat, find your subdivision by Clicking Here

34. 2004-04-06 / McLellan National Crime Prevention Funding
    I feel that I’m back in the crime prevention business because I was very, veryproud of the Government of Canada’s involvement in crime prevention and the  
    http://www.psepc-sppcc.gc.ca/publications/speeches/20040406_e.asp

35. 2004-03-15 / Crime Prevention Projects Throughout Quebec Receive
    The objectives of the CPPP are to support the involvement of organizationsthat can contribute to community crime prevention activities; and;  
    http://www.psepc-sppcc.gc.ca/publications/news/20040315_e.asp

36. 1992 UCIP Awards
    1992 UCIP Community involvement Award Monmouth Park Neighborhood Association 1992UCIP crime prevention Awards Fairfax Neighborhood Association (Omaha) A  
    http://www.unl.edu/ucip/92UCIP.htm
    
    Extractions: Monmouth Park Neighborhood Association (Omaha): Volunteers surveyed residents to establish community improvement priorities. Successful initiatives included an Adopt-A-Planter Project, installation of security lights on 10 homes, and a KIDS CLUB with different parents taking responsibility each month. Fairfax Neighborhood Association (Omaha): A "Taking Our Neighborhood Back" campaign reduced drug trafficking and crime and instilled a sense of pride and accomplishment. Volunteers led a parade and rally against illegal drugs and helped bring more than a million dollars in crime prevention funds to Omaha.

37. 93UCIP.htm
    A 1993 UCIP crime prevention Award recognizes the neighborhood association for EnvironmentalImprovement Award for its outstanding involvement of residents in  
    http://www.unl.edu/ucip/93UCIP.htm
    
    Extractions: Columbus Park Neighborhood Association (Omaha): earned a 1993 UCIP Health and Human Services for two projects serving its elderly population. First, neighborhood volunteers helped elderly residents remove heavy items during a neighborhood clean up. Second, the neighborhood association applied for and received a grant to purchase smoke detectors. Volunteers then installed the smoke detectors in homes of their elderly neighbors. Country Club Neighborhood Association (Lincoln): earns a 1993 UCIP Environmental Improvement Award for its Reuse, Recycle and Reduce campaign. The Country Club effort involved many volunteers in a campaign of neighborhood garage sales, donations to thrift stores, a neighborhood trash pick up and an all-neighborhood picnic. Dahlman Area Rehabilitiation Effort (Omaha): earned three 1993 special category awards. In Crime Prevention , the neighborhood association helped reduce crime through a Problem Area Policing Program. In Economic and Commercial Development , Dahlman volunteers worked with local businesses on a Christmas lighting and publicity program. In

38. Some Background On The Criminal Justice System Of Malaysia
    criminal matters. Community involvement in crime prevention Communityinvolvement is a necessary crime prevention ingredient. It has  
    http://www.lectlaw.com/files/int15.htm

39. City Of Virginia Beach - Police Department - Operations Division - Community Inv
    Community involvement is our most valuable crime prevention tool. Other relatedCommunity involvement Information/ Agencies crime prevention Chronicle;  
    http://www.vbgov.com/dept/police/division/ops/community.asp
    
    Extractions: Community Involvement Programs Welcome to the Virginia Beach Police Department Community Involvement Homepage. The Virginia Beach Police Deparment is committed to working with all the citizens of Virginia Beach to help prevent crime and guide the youth of our city. The Police Deparment cannot be successful without the support and involvement of all its citizens. We are very fortunate to have active volunteer programs and citizens willing to get involved. Community involvement is our most valuable crime prevention tool. There have been many occasions when the police have prevented the commission of a criminal act due to the swift reporting of the matter by a citizen. If you can, get involved!!

40. About Virginia Beach
    Watch • Community involvement Home • Citizens Police Academy • AuxiliaryPolice • Citizens Advisory Committee • crime prevention • crime Solvers  
    http://www.vbgov.com/dept/police/division/support/prevention.asp
    
    Extractions: The principle objective to be obtained in law enforcement is the prevention of crime; the entire community must be involved in public safety; therefore, the Crime Prevention mission is to develop community responsibility directed at reducing the threat of crime and enhancing safety, thereby resulting in an environment where crime cannot flourish. Goal:

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