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  1. High-Technology Crime Investigator's Handbook, Second Edition: Establishing and Managing a High-Technology Crime Prevention Program by Gerald L. Kovacich, Andy Jones, 2006-08-25
  2. 100 Promising Crime Prevention Programs from Across the World (International Centre for the Prevention of Crime, Funded by Bureau of Justice Assistance, Office of Justice Programs, U.S. Department of Justice) by Lily-Ann Gauthier, David Hicks, et all 1999
  3. What, me evaluate?: A basic evaluation guide for citizen crime prevention programs / National Crime Prevention Council
  4. Memphis Area Neighborhood Watch: defending the home front. (crime prevention program in Tennessee): An article from: Business Perspectives by Fran Wilson, 1998-06-01
  5. Making Choices and Facing Consequences: Manchild In The Promise Land:A Crime Prevention Program Teacher's Edition by M. T. Thompson Jr., Monica, R. Nuckolls, 2005-11-09
  6. Making Choices and Facing Consequences: Gangs, Bullies & Violent Crimes:A Crime Prevention Program, Volume I by Hon. M.T. Thompson Jr., Monica R. Nuckolls, 2008-01-22
  7. Impact youth crime prevention. (Programs And Practice).: An article from: Youth Studies Australia by Georgina Warrington, Paul Wright, 2003-03-01
  8. A Crime Prevention Program for America's Youth: A Critical Analysis of the Role of the U. S. in Establishing a Program to Reduce Juvenile Crime (Contemporary issues series) by Scott Deatherage, 1996-06
  9. Media blitz: Crime prevention/safety program by Charles S. MacCrone Productions, 1977
  10. Doorman's double duty. (crime prevention training program for apartment buildings in New York City) (Security Spotlight.): An article from: Security Management by Lisa Arbetter, 1993-11-01
  11. Organizing crime awareness-crime prevention programs for senior citizens: A handbook for action by Alice R Deak, 1994
  12. Directory of community crime prevention programs, national and State levels by James L Lockard, 1978
  13. Community Crime Prevention Program evaluation of second year Burglary Reduction Project: August 1, 1974, through July 31, 1975 grant award contract #1485 by Vincent A Van Der Hyde, 1975
  14. The promise of crime prevention: Leading crime prevention programs

161. Crime Prevention Program
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CRIME PREVENTION
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

162. Para Los Niños: Juvenile Crime Prevention Program
Juvenile crime prevention Program Para Los Niños’ Juvenile crime prevention Program takes a communitybased approach to solving
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  • Families Together With Schools (FAST) serves a minimum of 100 children per year at two local school sites. Structured activities permit parents to participate with their children with the goal of strengthening family relationships. This program offers families an eight-week intensive series of services. Once the program is completed, families continue to participate in FASTWORKS, a two-year follow-up program.
  • Mothers And Sons targets boys ages 10 to 14 who have no male role model living in the home. Through positive relationships with male staff members, and regular support group meetings for their mothers, the program seeks to prevent these youth from becoming involved in the juvenile justice system.
  • Youth in Progress , which operates through a subcontract with L.A. County Probation, serves youth who have already become involved in the juvenile justice system. This program component offers participants significant positive alternatives to delinquent behavior. Regular home visits, weekly tutoring, and field trips are combined with an intensive weekly curriculum that, over a span of six months, addresses such topics as communication, coping with stress, and life skills.
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