81. Neighborhood Watch Belleville, Michigan. (734) 6992710. crime prevention. neighborhood watch. The Belleville Police Department sponsors an active neighborhood watch program. http://www.belleville.mi.us/neighbor.htm

Belleville, MI Police Department 6 Main Street Belleville, Michigan Crime Prevention Neighborhood Watch The Belleville Police Department sponsors an active neighborhood watch program. Members meet monthly to discuss neighborhood concerns and incidents. Neighborhood Watch members are the "eyes and ears" of the police department. New! The East Huron River Neighborhood Watch Group is active! see notice for current info on this group Child ID Operation Identification The Belleville Police Department encourages all residents to mark items of value with their ID number. The best number to use for this purpose is a household member's driver's license number. Using the drivers license number allows police officers to more easilly trace recovered items back to their owners. Use of Social Security numbers for purposes of marking valuables is not encouraged because the number is not easilly traceable since Social Security records are confidential. The department has engravers available on loan for anyone interested interested in marking their items of value. The Department also has free window stickers that advertise the fact that items of value have been marked. For further information call: (734) 699-2710 Records Crime Prevention Administration Safety Programs ... City Home Page For questions or comments about this site contact: dda@belleville.mi.us

82. The Town Of Flower Mound - Police Department - Crime Prevention & Education Prog crime prevention (972) 8743357 In addition to the neighborhood watch programs, our officers can discuss various topics of interest in the crime prevention http://www.flower-mound.com/police/police_crime.php

The Town of Flower Mound Police Department 4150 Kirkpatrick Lane Flower Mound, Texas 75028 Non-Emergency 972.539.0525 Fax 972.874.3316 Emergency 9-1-1 Main Contacts Beat Map Chaplain Corp ... Registered Sex Offen. Map Home Inspections: (972) 874-3357 Neighborhood Watch: (972) 874-3357 Crime Prevention: (972) 874-3357 In addition to the neighborhood watch programs, our officers can discuss various topics of interest in the crime prevention arena. Some of the topics we cover are personal safety either at home, while driving, while shopping, while on vacation, or while at the ATM machine. All of these programs can be presented either as a single presentation or individually, depending on your needs and time constraints. Again, these presentations are free to our residents. All you need to do is decide what topic you are interested in, contact the Police Department and arrange an appointment at a time and place of your choosing. Contact our office and let us provide whatever topic you need. Stranger Danger: (972) 874-3357 This is one of our more popular programs. The Police Department spends many hours each year in our elementary schools teaching this program to our younger residents. We also go to day care centers, the YMCA, churches, or other organizations that request this training for a group of children. The program teaches children who strangers are and how to behave if approached by a stranger. Call to make an appointment.

83. Ogden City: Community Oriented Policing - Downtown Business District/Crime Preve community together. For more information on the Mobile neighborhood watch Program contact the crime prevention office at 6298034. http://www.ogdencity.com/index.cfm/police.downtown

Home e-Services Doing Business Service Request ... FAQ's Public Safety Police Department Fire Department Neighborhood Watch Community Policing ... Community Policing Community Oriented Policing - Downtown Business District/Crime Prevention Downtown Business District Community Police Officer Mark Ramsey 2186 Lincoln Ave. Cell Pgr 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.

84. The County Of Santa Clara - Neighborhood Watch neighborhood watch is a crime prevention program, which enlists the active participation of citizens in cooperation with law enforcement to reduce crime in http://www.sccgov.org/channel/0,4770,chid%3D335579%26sid%3D12655,00.html

Neighborhood Watch Neighborhood Watch is a crime prevention program, which enlists the active participation of citizens in cooperation with law enforcement to reduce crime in their communities. It involves: neighbors getting to know each other and working together in a program of mutual assistance; citizens being trained to recognize and report suspicious activities in their neighborhoods; and implementation of crime prevention techniques such as home security, Operation Identification, etc. Neighbors looking out for each other! Who can participate? City people, County people, Suburban residents, Apartment dwellers, Mobile home residents, Young people, Senior citizens, men, women, families, couples, singles... In summary...You! JOIN A COMMUNITY REGISTER LOGIN CONTACTS ... Handling Emergencies YOU ARE HERE SCCgov Home Sheriff, Office of the Community and Education Programs Neighborhood Watch Administration Enforcement Operations Investigative Services Court Service Division ... The Crime Target

85. Crime Prevention: Programs And Newsletter Page Of The Woodland Police Department neighborhood watch is a crime prevention program, which enlists the active participation of citizens in cooperation with law enforcement to reduce crime in http://yolo.net/wpd/prevention.html

Neighborhood Watch Neighborhood watch is a crime prevention program, which enlists the active participation of citizens in cooperation with law enforcement to reduce crime in their communities. It involves neighbors getting to know each other in a program of mutual assistance; citizens being trained to recognize and report suspicious activities in their neighborhoods; and implementation of crime prevention techniques such as home security, and Operation Identification. Family Safety Day Family Safety Day is sponsored by the Woodland Police Department, and brings together over 25 community agencies to meet the public. Activities for the family include free fingerprinting, face painting and karaoke. On hand this year were Ronald McDonald, McGruff the Crime Dog, and Sparky the Fire Dog. This event is held the third Saturday of September every year at the County Fair Mall in Woodland. National Night Out: America's Night Out Against Crime Tuesday, August 3, 2004 Visit the official web site for National Night Out at http://www.nationaltownwatch.org/nno/

86. Neighborhood Watch Page In order to strengthen the social and economic fabric of our neighborhoods, neighborhood watch groups and other crime prevention organizations need to http://www.oag.state.ny.us/crime/neighborhood_watch/importance_of_neigh_watch.ht

Home Press Releases Tour the AG's Office Contact the AG's Office ... Index Updated 1-24-03 Table of Contents AN OUNCE OF PREVENTION: Neighborhood watch, Block watch, town watchwhatever the title, this initiative is one of the most effective ways to prevent crime, attend to home and personal security, address the safety of our children and the elderly and reduce fear and isolation. Civic involvement, collaborative problem-solving and mutual commitment have helped cities and neighborhoods reduce crime by significant numbers. In early 1972, the National Sheriffs' Association created a model program for today’s neighborhood watch. At that time, the Chiefs were searching for ways to attack the increasing burglary rate across the country. It was recognized that communities able to secure the assistance of their residents in observing, recognizing and reporting suspicious or criminal activities were better able to keep the burglary rate down and reduce other crimes. Today, neighborhood watch is the largest single organized crime prevention project in the nation. We know that neighborhood watch forges strong bonds among residents. Watch groups create a sense of community and pride by forming a unified group of citizens dedicated to improving their neighborhood. Partnering with law enforcement, citizens become their eyes and ears. These groups also serve as an empowering outlet for victims of crime. It helps give victims a greater sense of controlensuring that what happened to them will be less likely to happen to others. A neighborhood watch program can also be a springboard for many other efforts to address the causes of crime, reduce crime and improve neighborhood conditions including youth recreation, child care, economic development, senior citizen activities, affordable housing and community beautification.

87. Citizen Corps: Neighborhood Watch Program 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 http://www.citizencorps.gov/programs/watch.shtm

Stay Informed! Are You Ready? 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.

88. Www.elpasotexas.gov - Neighborhood Watch attend annual “refresher” training by police and continue to coordinate block neighborhood watch activities, disseminate crime prevention information and http://www.elpasotexas.gov/police/neighborhood_watch.asp

Police Department Police Department Your browser does not support script, please try later Contact Us El Paso Police Department 2 Civic Center Plaza El Paso, TX 79901 PH: (915) 564-7000 FAX: (915) 564-7320 Contact Us Neighborhood Watch Meet Your P.A.R Officer for Questions How Neighborhood Watch Works Neighborhood Watch is a Community Policing partnership program that rapidly expanded nation-wide in the 1970’s to combat significant increases in residential crime.  This program depends on citizen involvement to prevent and discourage crime and reduce fear by taking certain home, property, and personal self-protection precautions, really getting to know and look out for neighbors, and reporting crimes and suspicious activities to the police.   Neighborhood Watch in the city of El Paso is an El Paso Police Department program and the department determines its policy.  Today, we have over 600 such programs, and this concept has also expanded to schools, apartments, parks, and businesses. Getting Started Visit your block neighbors with this page or have a get-together to promote it, stimulate interest and enlist helpers, and gather program support from them.  Call the phone number below for police information and assistance on your questions.  Once you have the active support from half of your block, designate a Block Captain and Co-Captain to serve as block coordinators and liaisons with the police for information and educational literature.  Establish a means to keep all your residents informed of these communications.

89. Welcome To City Of Hollister - City Government - Police Department - Crime Preve neighborhood watch is a crime prevention program which enlists the active participation of residents in cooperation with local law enforcement to reduce crime http://hollister.ca.gov/Site/html/gov/office/police/crimeprevent.asp

Emergency Info Related Links FAQs Site Map ... Quick Links 375 FIFTH STREET HOLLISTER, CA 95023 PHONE: 831-636-4300 FAX: 831-636-4310 BUSINESS HOURS: MON-FRI CLOSED DAILY City Hall Offices / Police Department / Crime Prevention Hollister Police Crime Prevention The Hollister Police Department offers a variety of programs, workshops and classroom presentations on crime prevention and safety awareness. For more information, contact the HPD Crime Prevention Office at (831) 636-4076 or send email to Officer David Blair Click on the links below for program descriptions. Neighborhood Watch Senior Citizen Seminars Personal Safety Presentations Graffiti Abatement ... National Night Out Neighborhood Watch What is a Neighborhood Watch?

90. Police - Crime Prevention Members of neighborhood watch learn how to make their homes more secure, by working with the Police Department and utilizing crime prevention techniques. http://www.ci.covina.ca.us/departments/police/pdcomm.htm

Welcome to the City of Covina Click Here for department office locations and phone numbers. Home Back [ Police - Crime Prevention ] PD-Detectives PD-Records PD-Recruits PD-FAQ POLICE - CRIME PREVENTION UNIT National Night Out 2003 Neighborhood Watch Neighborhood Watch is one of the most effective and least costly ways to prevent crime and reduce neighborhood fear. Members of Neighborhood Watch learn how to make their homes more secure, by working with the Police Department and utilizing crime prevention techniques. Furthermore, members watch out for each other and the neighborhood by *reporting suspicious activities to the Police. Neighborhood Watch meetings are held at residents homes and are facilitated by a Covina Police Department, Community Services Specialist. For additional information on Covina’s Neighborhood Watch Program, or to schedule a Neighborhood Watch meeting in your neighborhood, contact Julie Salas at (626) 858-4453 or at jsalas@ci.covina.ca.us

91. Crime Prevention- Block Captains neighborhood watch meetings typically involve discussion and presentation of the following The Basics of crime prevention; crime statistics and trends in the http://www.ci.walnut-creek.ca.us/WCPD/CP_BC_info.html

The best defense against neighborhood crime is a good neighbor. Who else knows the comings and goings of people in a neighborhood better than an alert and perceptive neighbor, and who can spot suspicious persons more readily? The Walnut Creek Police Department has an ongoing program to work with neighborhoods to formalize and develop those relationships called "Neighborhood Watch." Setting up your own group is a simple, straightforward process, and some might even say, fun. Step 1: See if there is an already established group Check the Existing Groups now, and see if your street is there. Step 2: Arrange for a meeting Call, or E-Mail the Crime Prevention Coordinator, Margee Bunch at (925) 943-5885. Or, you can fill in and submit the form below. Ask her to help you schedule a neighborhood meeting. Because both the officers involved and your neighbors need some lead time to prepare, have a date in mind at least 3 weeks out, typically, Monday through Thursday evenings. She can help you with appropriate information, logistics, invitations, and facilities. Yes, I want to be a Block Captain!!!!

92. Crime Watch community results in an active neighborhood, which is of itself, the essential element of crime prevention. Through neighborhood watch, neighbors can identify http://www.ci.saginaw.tx.us/DepartmentsServices/crime_watch.htm

The purpose of Neighborhood Watch is to develop a network of community support. Through community awareness and involvement, neighbors can work together with the Police Department to reduce criminal opportunities in their area. Neighborhood watch is also able to assist in other areas. A strong sense of community results in an active neighborhood, which is of itself, the essential element of crime prevention. Through Neighborhood Watch, neighbors can identify other community concerns, determine available resources, and coordinate activities to meet these needs. In communities where Neighborhood Watch groups have been established, residential burglaries have been significantly reduced. Several smaller communities within Saginaw have been able to eliminate their burglaries altogether. How Neighborhood Watch Works Neighborhood Watch is a group of neighbors that have agreed to watch each other's property and report suspicious or criminal activity to the Police Department. The informed and involved citizen is the best deterrent to crime, residential or otherwise. Citizens have the capacity for observation identification, and testifying against would-be criminals. NO CITIZEN PARTICIPATING IN NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH IS ASKED TO TAKE ANY RISK! DO NOT TRY TO STOP OR APPREHEND ANY SUSPECT(S)... REPORT ALL SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITIES TO THE POLICE DEPARTMENT (911) Through Neighborhood Watch, citizens learn various precautions and strategies that can be taken to ensure individual, family, and neighborhood security.

93. Crime Prevention Olathe residents in the Citizen Volunteer Program assist the crime prevention Unit in revitalizing existing neighborhood watch groups. http://www.olatheks.org/Public_Safety/Police/crime_prevention.cfm

Crime Prevention The McGruff House Program is managed and funded by participating elementary schools' PTOs to provide "safe homes" for children when walking to and from school. Assistance is given by the Crime Prevention Unit in educating school aged children and training parent volunteers. Operation Lifeline is a telephone reassurance program staffed by community volunteers. It is designed for those residents who have health problems, a tendency to fall, or apprehension of needing help and not being able to notify anyone of their needs. Daily telephone calls are made to the residents and the police respond if no contact is made. The Neighborhood Watch program involves training residents about home security and preventing crime in their neighborhood. Free signs indicating that the neighborhood is participating in the program are erected in the neighborhood after a majority of the residents receive education in deterring crime in their area. Operation Identification is a program encouraging residents to engrave their personal property with a unique number to aid in prevention, identification and recovery in the event the property is stolen. This nationwide program is free and is promoted during the Neighborhood Watch presentation. Police officers, called

94. Los Banos City - Police Department neighborhood watch is a crime prevention program operated by residents of the City of Los Banos, with the support of the police department. http://www.losbanos.org/web/d/police/CrimePrevention/neighborhoodwatch.html

What is Neighborhood Watch? Neighborhood Watch is a crime prevention program operated by residents of the City of Los Banos, 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. Neighborhood Watch Meetings are on the first Thursday of every month at 7:00 pm. The meeting locations very from the Police Annex to City Hall. For further information about the Los Banos Neighborhood Watch, call: Admin. Sgt. Reed

95. City Of Stockton, CA - Police Department - Neighborhood Watch neighborhood watch. What is neighborhood watch? neighborhood watch is the most successful crime prevention program ever offered. http://www.stocktongov.com/police/pages/NW.htm

Stockton Homepage For Residents For Visitors For Businesses ... SEARCH 22 E. Market Street Stockton, CA police@ci.stockton.ca.us Police Department Crime Prevention Alarms Auto Theft Prevention Child Safety Crime Stoppers ... For Seniors Prevention at Home Apartment Watch Apartment/Condo Security Home Safety Home Security Inspection Neighborhood Watch Safety at Your Front Door Away From Home In Your Car On the Street Public Transportation Sitemap ... Site Search Neighborhood Watch What is Neighborhood Watch? Neighborhood Watch is the most successful crime- prevention program ever offered. By working with your neighbors and the Stockton Police Department, you can help fight crime in our community the most effective way before it begins! How do I Start a Neighborhood Watch Group? First, talk to your neighbors. Tell them you want to start Neighborhood Watch on your block. If 70% (10-15 households) of your neighbors are interested, call the Stockton Police Community Services Section at 937-8208 and tell them you are interested in starting a Neighborhood Watch Group. They will help you choose a date to hold your first meeting, and they will provide invitations for your to distribute. The first three meetings will be comprised of the following: First Meeting - At the first meeting, Police Department personnel will talk to you about specific crimes occurring in your area, when and how to use 9-1-1, and general crime prevention tips. The group will also elect a captain and a co-captain at this initial meeting.

96. Neighborhood Watch For Animals Tip Sheet Sheriffs Association, the association s director of crime prevention noted From its inception, the growth and impact of neighborhood watch has exceeded all http://www.hsus.org/ace/18691

About Us Field Projects How You Can Help Publications ... Neighborhood Watch for Animals Tip Sheet Neighborhood Watch for Animals Tip Sheet HSUS In 1972, amid concerns about the growing U.S. crime rate, Americans latched on to a novel way to deal with the 8.2 million burglaries, arsons, assaults and other reported crimes that year (up from 6.9 million cases just five years earlier): Across the nation, friends and neighbors formed Neighborhood Crime Watches in conjunction with their local authorities. More than 30 years later, the results speak for themselves. In a January 1998 article in Sheriff magazine, published by the National Sheriffs' Association, the association's director of crime prevention noted: "From its inception, the growth and impact of Neighborhood Watch has exceeded all expectations. It is now one of the most widely-known crime prevention programs in history, reaching thousands of people in urban, suburban, and rural areas...The program's popularity among the law enforcement community and the public at large remains at a high level, attesting to the effectiveness of this crime prevention initiative. In the very next paragraph, the article then mentioned that the "longevity of Neighborhood Watch is attributed to the fact that the program is flexible to suit the needs of each community, and can be adapted to any environment (e.g., Marina Watch, Campus Watch, Ranch Watch, Church Watch)."

97. NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH Works with the crime prevention Unit to purchase and install Neighboorhood watch signs, usually after or least 50 (Note Each neighborhood watch group is http://www.lawtonpd.com/cmprv/newatch.htm

JOIN A NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH THE ABC'S OF NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH GETTING ORGANIZED NEIGHBORS LOOK FOR . . . ... STAYING ALIVE JOIN A NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH Neighborhood Watch is one of the most effective and least costly ways to prevent crime and reduce fear. Neighborhood Watch fights the isolation that crime both creates and feeds upon. It forges bonds among area residents, helps reduce burglaries and robberies, and improves relations between police and the communities they serve. THE ABC'S OF NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH Any community resident can join young and old, single or married, renter or home owner. A few concerned residents with assistance from the Lawton Police Department's Crime Prevention Unit can spearhead the effort to organize a Watch. Members learn how to make their homes more secure, watch out for each other and the neighborhood, and report activities that raise their suspicions to the police. You can form a Watch group around any geographical unit; a block, apartment complex, park, business area, public housing complex, or office. Watch groups are NOT vigilantes. They are extra eyes and ears for reporting crime and helping neighbors. Neighborhood Watch helps build pride and serves as a springboard for efforts that address community concerns such as recreation for youth, child care, and affordable housing.

98. CP - Neighborhood Watch neighborhood watch The Primary mission of a neighborhood watch is to increase neighborhood awareness in the area of crime prevention so that potential crime http://www.charlottesville.org/default.asp?pageid=CAF4A027-0CE7-4DB1-BD7C-4AFDB4

99. Crime Prevention neighborhood watch neighborhood watch is a crime prevention program which enlists the active participation of citizens in cooperation with law enforcement to http://www.utpd.org/crime.htm

We Can All Help! Identity Theft Identity theft is becoming more common and could cause you substantial problems with your credit. You should take this seriously and take appropriate steps to help prevent and/or limit further use of your identity. Individuals who have followed the below steps have prevented fraud from occurring and in some cases their actions have resulted in the arrest of the person (s) responsible for the fraud. Union Township Police are committed to doing everything possible to identify the individual (s) responsible for these offenses, and we need your help in doing so. By following the below steps, you can increase the chances of bringing these criminals to justice. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions. Click here to download a 2 page brochure about preventing identity theft. Neighborhood Watch Neighborhood Watch is a crime prevention program which enlists the active participation of citizens in cooperation with law enforcement to reduce crime in their communities. Networks of neighbors are trained by crime prevention officers on how to protect themselves and their property as well as how to serve effectively as additional eyes and ears for law enforcement agencies in their communities. It involves: Neighbors getting to know each other and working together in a program of mutual assistance.

100. Arlington County Police Department - Crime Prevention Tips - Neighborhood Watch Police Department crime information pertinent to specific neighborhoods will be transmitted to neighborhood watch members who can then distribute the http://www.co.arlington.va.us/police/citizens/reference/crime_prevention/neighbo

Arlington County Police Department Proudly Serving the Citizens of Arlington County Since 1940 Police Dept: Home Links FAQs Site Map ... APBA Products Emergencies: Non-Emergencies: (Both numbers are TTY/TDD compliant) To start a Neighborhood Watch, talk to your neighbors and enlist their support. Select a Block Captain. Then notify the Police Department at (703) 228-4330 and the Neighborhood Watch Coordinator will arrange an organizing meeting with you and your neighbors. Please use this sign-up sheet The Block Captain will help run the Neighborhood Watch in their area. It is preferred that every 10 to 15 homes (recommended maximum of 20 homes) would be served by a Block Captain. A Neighborhood Watch group can be any size, from a few neighbors to several blocks in a neighborhood. It is hoped that at least 70% of the homes in a Neighborhood Watch area will agree to participate. Police Department crime information pertinent to specific neighborhoods will be transmitted to Neighborhood Watch members who can then distribute the information to their neighborhood. Arlington Neighborhood Watch does not require citizen patrols. It does depend on citizens being vigilant and reporting suspicious activity to 703-558-2222.

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