61. Wellesley College Police Department crime prevention programs. The Wellesley College Police Department offers 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.

62. PSD.Plantation.org Crime Prevention Programs Text Only crime prevention programs. The Plantation Police Department s Crime Prevention Unit is located in the Outreach Center in the Broward http://www.psd.plantation.org/text/crime-prevention.html

63. Crime Prevention Programs And Services | City Of Carlsbad CITY SERVICES POLICE DEPARTMENT Police Department Home Page. crime prevention programs AND SERVICES. Crime Prevention. Crime Prevention Specialist, Jodee Sasway. http://www.ci.carlsbad.ca.us/cserv/cprevent.html

POLICE DEPARTMENT Police Department Home Page CRIME PREVENTION PROGRAMS AND SERVICES Crime Prevention Crime Prevention Specialist, Jodee Sasway Residential Crime Prevention Children's Crime Prevention Commercial Crime Prevention ... Important Information and Safety Guides Informative Web Sites California Attorney General Office of Crime and Violence National Crime Prevention Council National Association of Town Watch National Teen Crime and the Community ... National Attorney General and the National School Boards Association Other California Police Web Sites Chula Vista San Diego Sheriff San Diego Police Department San Diego Marshall ... home

64. Minnesota Crime Prevention Association of citizens, law enforcement officers, and crime prevention practitioners who work together to promote, develop, and advance crime prevention programs. http://www.mncpa.net/

MCPA c/o MN Crime Watch 1430 Maryland Ave. E. St. Paul, MN 55106 by MLT Group Welcome : Home : Minnesota Crime Prevention Association (MCPA) is a statewide, non-profit organization of citizens, law enforcement officers, and crime prevention practitioners who work together to promote, develop, and advance crime prevention programs. MCPA and its members foster cooperation, encourage, exchange of information, provide leadership, and seek involvement from all segments of society to expand, improve and develop crime prevention programs throughout Minnesota. MCPA was established in 1973 and is guided by a volunteer Board of Directors who strive to meet the needs of the membership. We invite you to take full advantage of the resources that we have made available on this website to communities and to our members. Don't forget to mark your calendars for the , in St. Cloud, MN. If you are interested in helping plan the conference or have suggestions on topics offered, please contact Anne Marie Buck Minnesota Crime Prevention Association and the International Crime Free Association present 2004 International Crime Free Programs Conference July 19-21, 2004

65. Crime Prevention If you have any information regarding a crime, go to the Anonymous Tips Form. crime prevention programs offered by Campus Safety. http://offices.colgate.edu/campus_safety/crime.htm

Crime Prevention The Colgate University Campus Safety Department takes a proactive approach in delivering a variety of Campus Safety crime prevention services. As part of the institution's educational mission, the Campus Safety Department offers advice to members of the university community on how best to reduce their chances of becoming a crime victim. The university's crime prevention philosophy is one of eliminating or minimizing criminal opportunities whenever possible, and encouraging students and employees to be responsible for their own safety and security. If you have any information regarding a crime, go to the Anonymous Tips Form Crime Prevention Programs offered by Campus Safety Campus Safety Awareness/Crime Prevention First Year Orientation Program : The Campus Safety staff provides a presentation to all incoming first year students during orientation providing them with crime prevention tips and to acquaint them with programs and services offered by the Campus Safety Department. The orientation program is an opportunity for incoming students to learn more about the functions of the Campus Safety Department through an up close and personal presentation conducted by officers of the department. Fire Safety Awareness : Fire Safety presentations are provided to all new students each fall, and are offered to fraternity and sorority residents as well as faculty and staff. Fire Safety programs are conducted in resident halls addressing awareness issues of fire prevention, fire extinguishment, and the dangers and consequences of false (malicious) fire alarms. The Department conducts fire drills in all university buildings as part of this program. All campus buildings are inspected annually according to regulation set forth by the New York State Education Department and local codes set forth by the New York State Fire Prevention and Construction Code.

66. Sponsorship Of Crime Prevention Programs In Western Australia - SGIO tougher penalties on offenders. SGIO supports crime prevention activities through its CrimeSafe program. CrimeSafe Grants Program We http://www.sgio.com.au/pub/sgio/community/crime_prevention/index.shtml

Tuesday, 08 June 2004 About SGIO Careers Contact Us Crime prevention Home page Community Crime prevention How we help our community ... Community Calendar Our experience and research indicate that addressing crime is more complex than simply imposing tougher penalties on offenders. SGIO supports crime prevention activities through its CrimeSafe program. CrimeSafe Grants Program We're proud to announce the recipients of this year's CrimeSafe grants. Read about the projects we are supporting in 2003. HYPE - Helping Young People Engage The aim of HYPE is to provide a positive approach to issues facing young people by building relations between young people, HYPE workers, Safer WA, businesses and the police. About this Site Site Map Insurance Australia Limited ABN 11 000 016 722 AFS Licence No. 227681 trading as SGIO IAG Companies Help with insurance for cars, boats and caravans Help with insurance for your home and contents Help with hospital and extras covers Help with insurance for your business or farm Help with insurance for your boat, caravan, when you travel and more How we help our community

67. University Of Baltimore--Public Safety and Traffic Regulations Crime Statistics Silent Witness Program Campus Sex Crimes Prevention Act Services crime prevention programs Links to Safety http://www.ubalt.edu/publicsafety/prevention_programs.html

search UB UB home news+calendar myUB contact us campus resources academic resource center bookstore career center computing and information systems ... public safety Public Safety Reporting a Crime Mission Statement Timely Notice Personal Safety Tips ... Transportation Crime Prevention Programs Alcohol Awareness Rape, Aggression, Defense (RAD) Training Bike Patrol Program Crime Blotter/Crime Prevention Hotline Published articles in periodicals "Gotcha" notices for unattended property, etc. Lecture Series Crime Awareness Literature Escort Service Adopt-A-Building Program Silent Witness Program public safety office Charles Hall, Room 55 University of Baltimore 1420 N. Charles Street Baltimore, Maryland 21201-5779 Headquarters: 410.837.5529 Communication Center: 410.837.5520 ACADEMICS ADMISSIONS ALUMNI UB @ A GLANCE ... back to top Last updated: 9/5/02

68. Lawlink NSW: Directory Of NSW Government Crime Prevention Programs (CPPD) You are Required to Read the Copyright Notice Disclaimer Webmaster Feedback, The information contained on this page is not legal advice. http://www.lawlink.nsw.gov.au/cpd.nsf/pages/directorynsw_index

Directory of NSW Government Crime Prevention Programs (CPPD) CONTENTS FOREWORD INTRODUCTION INDEX 1. Reducing Violence ... Feedback The information contained on this page is not legal advice. If you have a legal problem you should talk to a lawyer before making a decision about what to do. The information on this page is written for people resident in, or affected by, the laws of New South Wales, Australia only. most recently updated 1 November 2000

69. Ccrime Prevention Programs crime prevention programs. Crime Watch communications section. This program is facilitated by the Crime Prevention Unit and is FREE of charge. http://lcso.leonfl.org/cpu_pro.htm

Crime Prevention Programs Crime Watch Magazine : A very important tool in the Sheriff's Office efforts of providing the community with information from the Law Enforcement community on issues that are important to all. The magazine is published quarterly. Citizen's Academy : This is a very popular program in educating the public on how the Sheriff's Office operates. This program has been very successful in the alumnus returning to the community and promoting the Sheriff's Office and recruiting new students for the Academy. The Alumnus has been the basis for new volunteer groups that have formed within the Sheriff's Office. Emergency Contact Decals : This program provides the business community with a decal which is placed conspicuously on the front of the business. In lieu of the business owner or manager putting their contact information on the front door. This decal, which only has a number, can be checked by the database maintained at the Sheriff's Office communications section. This program is facilitated by the Crime Prevention Unit and is FREE of charge. Crime Watch : This program educates and assists the public through the formation of new, or the revitalization of older Crime Watch Programs throughout the community.

70. Crime Prevention Programs crime prevention programs. One of the Middleton Police Departments at 8271000. Good Neighbor Festival Crime Prevention Program. A display of http://www.ci.middleton.wi.us/police/crime_prevention_programs03.htm

Crime Prevention Programs One of the Middleton Police Departments areas of Focus is on educating and involving the citizens in the policing of the community. This is accomplished through a number of individuals who are trained as Crime Prevention Officers. What do Crime Prevention Officers do? Security surveys for businesses and residential buildings Crime Prevention presentations for businesses or local groups Consultants on any topic to assist in the prevention of crime If you would like to speak with a Crime Prevention Officer please call the Middleton Police Department at 827-1000. Good Neighbor Festival Crime Prevention Program A display of crime prevention techniques and informational handouts is present each year at the Good Neighbor Festival. Commercial Security Checks An officer trained in crime prevention will inspect a commercial building and explain crime prevention techniques to the person responsible for the building. This is done when requested by the business or when patrol officers point out deficiencies at a business to the crime prevention officer. Home Security Checks An officer trained in crime prevention will inspect a person's home to point out areas in need of improvement in the area of crime prevention. Citizens may request this or officers may make note of deficiencies while taking crime reports and suggest that the resident consider having a security check done.

71. Types, Frequency, And Descriptions Of Crime Prevention Programs s of crime prevention programs. The University uses various mechanisms to inform students and employees......Types, Frequency, and http://police.ua.edu/csr/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

72. Strategy: Crime Prevention Programs On Local Cable Television Strategy crime prevention programs On Local Cable Television. Strategy. Use publicaccess cable television programming to spotlight http://www.ncpc.org/ncpc/ncpc/?pg=2088-9664

73. Addison Police Department Home crime prevention programs crime prevention programs. Other crime prevention programs View our many other crime prevention programs. http://addisonadvantage.org/Police/crime/crime.htm

Contact Us Hiring Opportunities Special Events Neighborhood Watch ... Home Crime Prevention Programs Crime Prevention Programs The Addison Police Department is proud of the many Crime Prevention Programs available to citizens of all ages. Special Events Neighborhood Watch The goal of this program is to reduce crime and criminal opportunity in participating neighborhoods by fostering communication and helpful relationships between neighbors and the police and neighborhoods. Block Captains are responsible for delivering the monthly Newsletter. Block Captains are also invited to Semi-Annual Meetings to bring back helpful prevention tips to their neighborhood. Juvenile Crime Prevention In conjunction with Addison School District 4, a Student Participation Center (SPC) was created in 1997 and is held at Indian Trail Junior High. The goal of this program is to provide Junior High youth the opportunity to be involved in homework help, offsite gym program, girl scouts, crafts, and informational programs to deter Juvenile Delinquency. SPC is open Monday-Thursday 2:50pm-5:50pm when school is in session. The program is a TRIAD consisting of senior citizens, park district, and police department. The S.A.L.T. council has hosted numerous informational sessions and invited all Addison Park District Seniors to attend.

74. Crime Prevention Programs crime prevention programs. The Baltimore County Police Department offers a number of crime prevention programs. For more information http://www.co.ba.md.us/Agencies/police/crime_prevention.html

Search: Home Agency Directory Police Department Crime Prevention Programs Crime Prevention Programs The Baltimore County Police Department offers a number of crime prevention programs. For more information or to take part in one of these programs, please contact: Detective John S. Reginaldi Crime Prevention Specialist Community Resources Team Crime Prevention through Environmental Design - Residential, Commercial, and School Designs Security Lighting Personal Security - Rape Prevention Vehicle Theft and Carjacking Prevention Neighborhood Watch Citizens on Patrol Operation Identification Fraud, Scams and Swindles, Telemarketing, Bonco Games, and Identity Theft Prevention Home and Business Security Employee Theft and Shoplifting Prevention Robbery Prevention Safe Travel Vacation Safety Tips Computer Security Preventing Handgun Violence McGruff the Crime Dog Child Stranger Danger Officer Friendly Child Safety Revised November 21, 2002 Print This Page Send To A Friend Baltimore County, MD 400 Washington Avenue, Old Courthouse Mezzanine, Towson, MD 21204 Pay a Parking Ticket Report a Pothole Create a Map View Daily Docket

75. Safety Awareness And Crime Prevention Programs Safety Awareness and crime prevention programs. The following is a listing of the crime prevention programs and projects employed by TMCC. http://www.tmcc.edu/policedept/programs.asp

@import url(/style/tmccstyle.css); dqmcodebase = "" Safety Awareness and Crime Prevention Programs It is the philosophy of the college that we would much rather prevent crimes from occurring than react to them after the fact. A primary vehicle for accomplishing this goal is the college's comprehensive crime prevention program. The college's crime prevention program is based upon the dual concepts of eliminating or minimizing criminal opportunities, whenever possible, and encouraging students and employees to be responsible for their own safety and the safety of others. The following is a listing of the crime prevention programs and projects employed by TMCC. Escort Program New Student Orientation Crime Prevention Presentations New Employee Orientation Printed Crime Prevention Materials Vehicle Jump Starts Fingerprinting Reporting of Criminal Actions or Emergencies To report a crime in progress or an emergency, dial 911 Fire, police and emergency medical personnel are all available through dialing 911. Non emergency crime reports should be made to the TMCC Police Department by calling 775-674-7900.

76. NSU ... Department Of Public Safety ... Crime Prevention Programs crime prevention programs crime prevention programs employed on campus include · 24Hour Preventative Patrol · Foot Patrol by Uniformed Officers · Bike http://www.nsuok.edu/publicsafety/programs.html

Skip Navigation Broken Arrow Muskogee Department of Public Safety Hours Contact Location Staff Crime Prevention Programs Emergency Phone Locations Prevention Tips NSU Crime Statistics Frequently Asked Questions Forms Crime Prevention Programs Crime prevention programs employed on campus include: Crime Prevention Seminars Presented to any Group Emergency Phone Locations Beta Pond ( North West Side) Education Building (North East Corner) Financial Aid Building (West Wall) John Vaughan Library (North Wall) North Loeser Dorm (N.W. Corner) NSU Stadium ( East - Main Entrance to Track) Ross Hall Special Services (Pedestrian Bridge E. of Special Services) Employment Library Net Notes Web Services ... Policies Northeastern State University 600 N. Grand Ave. Tahlequah, OK 74464

77. Crime Prevention Programs Village of Homewood Police Department crime prevention programs. The Homewood Police Department offers many other crime prevention programs. http://village.homewood.il.us/police/crimeprevention.htm

Village of Homewood Police Department Crime Prevention Programs Neighborhood Watch The Neighborhood Watch Program is organized to enable the police and the community to work together to make specific geographical areas more crime resistant. It is a citizen involvement, neighborhood and community- based effort, designed to help citizens and the police reduce crime and concerns regarding crime in neighborhoods. One of the most effective ways to promote citizen interaction with police is the sharing of information. Neighborhood groups determine specific needs or problems and then share this information with the police through community meetings, merchant meetings or condo association meetings. The police then act on this information and report back to the group on their progress. An effective Neighborhood Watch requires consistent, independent group participation. Electronic Neighborhood Watch Like the traditional Neighborhood Watch Program, the Electronic Neighborhood Watch Program is an innovative supplement that is aimed at reducing crime in the community at the grass roots level. Safety messages will be sent to participating e-mail recipients. Citizens can be alerted to criminal activity in their neighborhoods. Businesses can be notified of scam artists, thieves, and other criminal activity in the area. By being aware of potential crimes and being willing to look out for another’s interests, the police and citizens can collectively combat crime in our community. Simply go to the Village of Homewood’s web site (homesweethomewood.org) to sign-up for the Electronic Neighborhood Watch.

78. UMass Boston Department Of Public Safety Crime Prevention Programs Department of Public Safety University of Massachusetts Boston. crime prevention programs. developing. crime prevention programs. Implement http://www.publicsafety.umb.edu/GRAPHIC/SSU/Crimeprev/cpprograms.htm

Department of Public Safety University of Massachusetts Boston Crime Prevention Programs Home Chief's Message About Our Department The Police Blotter ... Comments and Suggestions Community Education Programs Advise faculty, staff, students and visitors of Crime Prevention Programs through demonstrations, public speeches, campus media, University Web Sites, E-Mail, and public relations material Crime Analysis Examine crime reports to determine crime patterns and trends on campus and the surrounding community area. Program and project recommendations to combat identifiable problems and prevent future ones from developing. Crime Prevention Programs Implement various programs such as "Operation ID" auto glass etching, traffic safety, crime prevention surveys, campus newspaper media tips, public speaking on such topics as "Street Smart and Safe", and "Safety Tips for Walking Safe for Fitness Program", personal security and others as requested. Crime Prevention Surveys A comprehensive survey of a requested area which includes physical security, personal security and safety, and recommendations to maintain or improve the requested area.

79. NY State University Police Crime Prevention Programs crime prevention programs. OPERATION ID PROGRAM This program is a statewide effort to discourage burglary and theft by engraving http://www.cortland.edu/univpolice/CRIMprog.HTM

New York State University Police SUNY Cortland University Police Home Administrative Division Patrol Division Parking/Traffic Division ... SUNY Cortland Main Page Crime Prevention Programs OPERATION I.D. PROGRAM This program is a statewide effort to discourage burglary and theft by engraving your property with an easily traced identification number. This number is traceable throughout the entire U.S. This is a free service provided by the University Police Dept. To set up this program contact Officer Bliss 753-2112. MEET THE UNIVERSITY POLICE This program highlights the role of the campus law enforcement at SUNY Cortland. Meet Officer Frank Dalton who will discuss the professional role that your University Police Officers play on campus. To set up this program contact Officer Frank Dalton 753-2112.. OPERATION LOCKOUT PROGRAM This program was developed as an anti-theft program in the residence halls. The program shows the students how easy it is to become a victim of a crime. Students are shown simple steps to prevent theft and enhance their safety. To set up this program contact Officer Collins 753-2112. SELF DEFENSE PROGRAM This program is designed to offer women the opportunity to learn how to defend themselves. This program also stresses preventive measures women can take to avoid becoming the victim of a crime. To set up this program contact Officer Greg Bliss 753-2112.

80. 1998-06-02 / McLellan-Scott: $32-million-a-year Community-based Crime Prevention to facilitate the sharing of information on quality crime prevention programs that are communitybased, multidisciplinary, cost-effective and sustainable over http://www.sgc.gc.ca/publications/news/19980602_e.asp

Back To News Room Speeches What the Minister Said Contacts for Reporters $32-million-a-year Community-based Crime Prevention Program Launched OTTAWA, June 2, 1998 - Anne McLellan, Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada, and Andy Scott, Solicitor General of Canada, announced today the details of a $32-million-a-year national crime prevention initiative aimed at developing community-based responses to crime, with particular emphasis on children and youth, women and Aboriginal people. "As I stressed three weeks ago, when I announced the government's youth justice renewal strategy, our justice system must do more to prevent the root causes of crime. There is too much emphasis on dealing with crimes already committed and not enough on preventing them in the first place. This program is a key component of the new direction for youth justice renewal," stated Minister McLellan. Said Minister Scott, "Strong partnerships, which include governments, police, community organ-izations, business, families and individuals are the key to crime prevention. Communities must engage all these partners to take action to prevent crime. When people do not act, problems are allowed to grow. The results show up in our prisons and the costs are staggering." This new investment, to be implemented in partnership with the provinces and territories, communities, and the private and non-profit sectors, will help communities deal with the underlying factors that lead children, young people and adults toward criminality. "The key to reducing Canadians' fear of crime and to increasing the confidence of Canadians in their justice system is to encourage community mobilization in the fight against crime. This grassroots-led initiative is all about giving Canadians the tools they need to prevent crime in their neighbourhoods," added Minister McLellan.

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