1. NCPC Homepage Resource center offers crime prevention tips.Category Society crime prevention...... neighborhood watch Gets Residents Prepared, login, Request a copy from Worth. TheNational Conference on Preventing crime Power of prevention This year's http://www.ncpc.org/

select link Children Community Partner... Communities Corrections Crimes, Nonviolent Crimes, Violent Demographics, Peo... Effective Strateg... Health Homeland Security Justice and Law E... Nonprofit Resourc... Safety Security Societal Threats Special Communiti... Substance Abuse Youth/Teenagers Learn how to strengthen your community and prevent and respond to the threats of terrorism, crime, or disaster through a Neighborhood Watch Program. Neighborhood Watch Gets Residents Prepared Worth Magazine Selects NCPC in its 2002 List of Best 100 Charities. A slow economy, a bear market, eroded donor confidence all add up to less support for charities. Worth magazine has responded with a report identifying charities that provide the greatest return for donation dollars. NCPC is proud to be on Worth's list of the top 100 charities in the category of Human Services Charities. Request a copy from Worth The National Conference on Preventing Crime: Power of Prevention This year's National Conference on Preventing Crime will be held on October 11-14, 2003 in Washington, DC. Be Safe and Sound Campaign NCPC launches a new initiative: The National Safety and Security Council and its Be Safe and Sound Campaign. School safety and security are at the forefront of the new national campaign.

2. South Coventry Neighbourhood Watch South Coventry Neighbourhood watch provides crimeprevention advice, and information about starting a neighborhood watch program. http://www.m2cyberwatch.co.uk/index.htm

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3. Neighborhood Watch neighborhood watch meetings usually last an hour and a half. The crime prevention officer's presentation will last http://www.lawrencepolice.org/prevent/watch.html

You can help prevent crime in your neighborhood! Form a Neighborhood Watch Program. What Is a Neighborhood Watch Program? How Do I Start a Neighborhood Watch Program? Talk to your neighbors to determine their interest and willingness to participate in the program. Be sure to inform your neighbors that the program does not involve personal risk or apprehension of offenders. That is the job of law enforcement. Ask your neighbors about convenient times and a location for a meeting. A neighbor's home, school, or a church is usually best. To ensure program effectiveness, participation of 50% of the neighbors on the block is needed. If you have questions or wish to start a program, you may contact the Lawrence Police Department's Special Projects Unit at 830-7407. How Long Will the Meeting Last? Neighborhood Watch meetings usually last an hour and a half. The crime prevention officer's presentation will last about an hour and then time is allowed for questions and discussion of specific neighborhood concerns. A "Block Captain" is usually elected by the group to maintain communication between members of the group and their crime prevention officer for future meetings. The group may elect to purchase the Neighborhood Watch signs that can be posted at the location designated by the group. What Happens After the Initial Meeting?

4. Lexington Division Of Police Home Page, Lexington, Kentucky Offering law enforcement training, community oriented policing, crime prevention, crime stoppers, citizen police academy, safety tips, neighborhood watch, victim resources http://www.lexingtonpolice.lfucg.com

Home Overview Services Employment ... Links ORGANIZATION Chief of Police Bureaus: Community Services Training Patrol Traffic ... Affairs PUBLIC INTEREST Traffic Citation Info 2002-03 Neighborhood Issues Crime Prevention ... C.A.L.E.A. Accreditation EMPLOYMENT Eligibility Benefits Application Training ... Retirement BULLETIN BOARD Vote for your choice of new Police Cruiser design here Division of Police Receives The Webber Seavey Award The International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) and Motorola presented the Webber Seavey Award on October 7, 2002 to the Lexington Division of Police in recognition of its Advanced Language Program. This award is one of only three quality awards given annually by the IACP to agencies worldwide that submit programs for consideration. Quality in police work is a critical factor in the well-being and safety of our communities. The Webber Seavey Award for Quality in Law Enforcement promotes and recognizes quality performance by agencies around the globe. The Division's Advanced Language Program exemplifies dedication to the Lexington Community. Although Fayette County's Spanish population had grown significantly, only two of the police department's personnel were fluent in Spanish.

5. National Sheriffs' Association - Crime Prevention Thank you for your commitment to neighborhood watch and crime prevention! crime preventionMaterials Offered Through the National neighborhood watch Program. http://www.sheriffs.org/CrimePrevention/

Crime Prevention National Neighborhood Watch Program Join NSA in working toward doubling the number of Neighborhood Watch groups in the nation by January 2004. Record your efforts online at USAonwatch.org in the Meet the Challenge area. Thank you for your commitment to Neighborhood Watch and crime prevention! Neighborhood Watch is undoubtedly one of the oldest and most well known crime prevention concepts in history. While the modern day concept of Neighborhood Watch came into prominence in the late 1960s in response to an increasing burglary rate, its roots in America can actually be traced all the way back to the days of Colonial settlements when night watchmen patrolled the streets. The National Sheriffs' Association (NSA) took this crime prevention concept a step further by making it a national initiative the National Neighborhood Watch Program . The program was developed in response to a multitude of requests from Sheriffs and Police Chiefs around the country. Law enforcement leaders were looking for a crime prevention program which would incorporate citizen involvement, and which would address the increasing number of burglaries taking place, especially in rural and suburban residential areas. Additional Links Crime Prevention usaonwatch.org

6. Crime Prevention Panel: Borough Of Macclesfield Crime Prevention Panel crime prevention tips, weekly published local crime reports, and a directory of homewatch and neighborhood watch groups. http://www.crimepreventionpanel.co.uk/macclesfield/

Borough of Macclesfield Borough of Macclesfield Crime Prevention Panel Prev Next HOME CRIME PREVENTION TIPS ... in your area? The Borough of Macclesfield Crime Prevention Panel is a body of volunteers who adopt crime prevention tactics in order to reduce, and help detect, crime committed against the local population. In addition to local business people and residents, the Panel consists of representatives form Macclesfield Borough Council, Macclesfield Hospital, Cheshire County Council, Parish Councillors, the Crime Manager of Macclesfield Division, the Probation Service and the National Farmers Union. And example of the work undertaken by the Panel is a mobile caravan, staffed by Panel members, which is used at events such as the Royal Horticultural Show where, over a three day period, over 3.000 people receive crime prevention advice and literature. HomeWatch Part of the Panel's aim is to support HomeWatch sometimes called Neighbourhood Watch , which originated in the County of Cheshire. In the Borough of Macclesfield, which covers the towns of Macclesfield, Wilmslow, Knutsford and Poynton, there are some 1,200 registered schemes with an average of 17 householders per scheme. We need neighbourhood and home watch schemes for the UK to make safe and secure local communities. Local home watch schemes, in particular, are essential for fighting local crime, improving home security and increasing the well being of UK citizens.

7. Clay Township Police Department (Genoa, Ohio) Based in Genoa, this department provides protection for all of Clay Township. Includes crime prevention and neighborhood watch information. http://www.claytownshippolice.org/

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8. Community Services Division The neighborhood Action Workshop is an informative meeting with residents of a neighborhood that OPERATION crime watch. Upon request, crime prevention representatives are available http://www.sjpd.org/comm_serv.html

Community Programs Crime Prevention Crime Prevention is an important element to the Community Policing philosophy. The SJPD believes that this element to Policing is vital and necessary. This is why the Department created the Community Services Division. This Division encompasses many programs which are vital to the success of law enforcement in this City. Take a look at the many programs that we offer and see if you'd be interested in joining in with some of these programs as a volunteer or as a participant. Here are some very important Crime Prevention Programs: Community Presentations Officer MAC McGruff the Crime Dog Justice for Kids ... [Back to the menu] CRIME IS WORTH PREVENTING. . . Whether it is a purse snatched, a home burglarized, a bank robbed or a woman raped, crime touches and hurts us all. Crime doesn't have to be a fact of life. With time, energy and commitment, we can all work together to prevent further victimization.

9. Neighborhood Watch Publishers of "How to Start and Maintain a Healthy neighborhood watch Program", and "The Category Business Business Services Security News and Media...... are available to local neighborhood watch groups, home owner associations, policeand sheriff agencies, and individuals involved in crime prevention activities http://www.nnwi.org/

VOICE (888) NNWI-USA FAX (888) FAX-NNWI COMMITTED TO PROVIDING VALUE FOR YOUR CRIME PREVENTION DOLLAR PO Box 4208, Santa Fe Springs, California 90670 We accept Click on any tab above to navigate our site Click here for our On-Line Order Form Click here for our On-Line Product Catalog ... Homeland Security Page or Order Form N ational Neighborhood Watch Institute welcomes you to our site. NNWI has been dedicated to supplying excellent crime-fighting material since 1982. Within our web site you'll find information on our complete line of crime prevention materials. NNWI products are in use by over 5,000 police and sheriff agencies, as well as concerned citizens. Neighborhood Watch groups across the United States utilize NNWI training materials, standard signs, reflective street signs, window warning decals and labels. NNWI recommends starting a Neighborhood Watch program in your neighborhood. Also protect your valuables by implementing Operation ID in your community. Join the fight against crime today! Our materials are available to local Neighborhood Watch groups, home owner associations, police and sheriff agencies, and individuals involved in crime prevention activities.

10. Welcome The The National Sheriffs' Association The National neighborhood watch Program offers educational materials for law enforcement personnel and community members interested in forming and maintaining local neighborhood watch groups. Thank you for your commitment to neighborhood watch and crime prevention! neighborhood watch is undoubtedly one of the http://www.sheriffs.org/defaults/defaults_s_crimeprevention.htm

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11. Massachusetts Neighborhood Crime Watch Commission Coordinate special crime prevention projects for the elderly and citizens residing accountfor the number of active neighborhood crime watch groups throughout http://www.state.ma.us/dhcd/components/crimewatch/default.htm

FAQ CW Award Winners CW Award Winners 2001 Crime Watch Conference Awards Events Materials ... Members Youth Crime Prevention Programs Contact Us Employmen t Related Sites Research Data MASSACHUSETTS NEIGHBORHOOD CRIME WATCH COMMISSION (.pdf format required N eighborhood W atch I nc. T he Massachusetts Neighborhood Crime Watch Commission (MNCWC) was established in October 1992. The Commission was created to assist in the establishment of neighborhood crime watch programs across the state, and to help coordinate existing agencies and organizations with an interest in crime watch activities. To date, the Commission has successfully trained law enforcement personnel, organized statewide crime watch activities, and raised the awareness and importance of effectively organized local crime watch programs.

12. Grannsamverkan : Neighbourhood Watch : Neighborhood Watch : Block Watch : Town W crime prevention and neighborhood watch information. http://www.join-smb.com

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13. Omniseek: /Lifestyle /Crime /Crime Prevention /Neighborhood Watch Lifestyle /crime /crime prevention /neighborhood watch. Barton Township neighborhood watch http://www.omniseek.com/srch/{83650}

News Sections Business Community Computing Directory ... Travel Search Engine Omniseek Multisearch Article Archives About AltaVista Ask Jeeves Euroseek Excite Google Goto HotBot Infoseek LookSmart Lycos Omniseek Snap Webcrawler Yahoo Don't forget to come back to this page and click the check mark to vote for a site! Lifestyle /Crime /Crime Prevention /Neighborhood Watch Barton Township Neighborhood Watch No Description available (http://multimag.com/township/mi/barton/cwmain.html) Hampton Roads Crime Solvers community involvement program to help stop crime in its tracks. (http://www.crimesolvers.com/) Kettering Neighborhood Watch provides information on meetings and events. (http://surrealsystems.com/community/ketteringnw/) Memphis and Shelby County Neighborhood Watch No Description available (http://www.neighborhoodwatch.org/) Morningside Crime Watch No Description available (http://www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/Senate/1899/crimewatch.html) National Association of Town Watch dedicated to the development and promotion of organized, law enforcement-affiliated crime and drug prevention programs. (http://www.nationaltownwatch.org)

14. SECURE AMERICA: Prevent Terrorism Now! Campaign will be to assist local, state and federal law enforcement officials inVirginia to use neighborhood watch and other crime prevention programs to http://www.vcpa.org/SecureAmerica/

Virginia Crime Prevention Association 1405 Westover Hills Blvd., Suite 6 Richmond, Va. 23225 (804)231-3800 FAX (804)231-3900 E-Mail VaPrevent@aol.com Executive Director: Patrick D. Harris About The VCPA VCPA News 8/2002 Crime Prevention Standards VCPA Board of Directors ... VCPA Service Application Call to report information about terrorism in Virginia. Mobilizing Neighborhood Watch to Support Homeland Security In late September, Attorney General John Ashcroft issued a call to create a "National Neighborhood Watch" to enlist the help of all Americans in the war against terrorism. In response to this call, the Virginia Crime Prevention Association (VCPA) is asking law enforcement agencies in Virginia to Secure America by mobilizing Neighborhood Watch with a new mission, to support Homeland Security. This new mission is to provide Virginians the means to be on the watch for suspicious activity and to make their homes and communities more secure. The VCPA will help law enforcement by providing training, technical assistance and resource material. Time is of the essence. People want to get involved and are asking what they need to do to and how to report possible terrorist threats. Neighborhood Watch is a well-established program sponsored by local police and sheriff's departments. It is a natural tool to get people involved and to enlist the eyes and ears of all Americans in the war against terrorism.

15. Police Community Services Seminars Business and Residential Security and Lighting Seminars Guardian Businesswatch Newsletter neighborhood watch Programs crime prevention and Safety http://ntit6new.co.henrico.va.us/police2/community.htm

Division of Police A Nationally Accredited Law Enforcement Agency Community Programs and Services Community Events Calendar The Crime Prevention Unit is a component of the Community Operations Section. This unit provides many programs and services for residents and the business community. The following are some of the formal programs offered: Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) Violence in the Workplace Seminars Business and Residential Security and Lighting Seminars Guardian Business Watch Newsletter Neighborhood Watch Programs Crime Prevention and Safety Programs Personal Safety Robbery Prevention Rape Prevention Shoplifting Prevention Pedestrian Safety Home Security If you are a Henrico County, Va. resident and would like additional information about these services and programs, contact the Crime Prevention Unit at (804)501-4838. The Henrico County Police has prepared a brochure with information every parent should know about "designer drugs". This brochure is in Acrobat PDF format (334KB) and can be viewed by clicking here.

16. Neighborhood Watch Page Spitzer Presents 2002 neighborhood watch Awards; Invitation; RegistrationForm; Attorney General crime prevention Award of Excellence Criteria. http://www.oag.state.ny.us/crime/neighborhood_watch/neighborhood_watch_toc.html

Home Press Releases Attorney General's Page Tour the AG's Office ... Index Updated 1-24-03 2002 NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH CONFERENCE Building Strong Neighborhoods: Spitzer Remarks to 2002 Neighborhood Watch Conference Spitzer Presents 2002 Neighborhood Watch Awards Invitation Registration Form ... OAG LANDLORD INJUNCTION PROGRAM Updates Mount Vernon Drug House Targeted By State Suit "Clean Sweep Victory" AG Secures Agreement to Shut Down Newburgh Drug House July 3, 2000 RESOURCE LIBRARY Important links Neighborhood Watch Resources Federal Agencies/Resources ... Community Evaluation Survey (16.0KB PDF) Safety Questionnaire (21.6KB PDF) Reporting Suspected Criminal Activity (9.80KB PDF) Reporting Neighborhood Nuisances (39.4KB PDF) Complaints Follow-Up (5.65KB PDF) Car Patrol - Daily Report (15.0KB PDF) Foot/Bicycle Patrol - Daily Report (11.2KB PDF) Meeting Agenda (3.94KB PDF) Landlord Injunction Program, Location Report Form (67.7KB PDF) BULLETIN BOARD/ANNOUNCEMENTS 2002 Albany Neighborhood Watch Conference Roundup Grant Opportunities Spitzer Presents Neighborhood Watch Awards Building Strong Neighborhoods: Spitzer Remarks to Neighborhood Watch Conference ... Campaign to Encourage the Development of Neighborhood Watch Groups Albany Conference Neighborhood Watch Conference Roundup 2002 Building Strong Neighborhoods: Spitzer Remarks to Neighborhood Watch Conference Spitzer Presents 2002 Neighborhood Watch Awards Neighborhood Watch Conference Roundup 2001 Neighborhood Watch Awards 2001 ... Outreach Community Solutions to Domestic Violence

17. Neighborhood Watch Program neighborhood watch crime prevention programs are a proven and effective means tosubstantially reduce not only the incidence of residential burglaries in a http://www.tempe.gov/cpu/Nwhtml.htm

Subscribe Events Neighborhood Watch Security ... Text Menu Neighborhood Watch Click Here to check the most recent "Calls for Service" for your Neighborhood Watch. (You will need your four digit Watch number Click Here to receive Neighborhood Watch and Crime Trends updates automatically via Email. (You will need a valid email address) Click Here to view previous Neighborhood Watch Bulletins. Through the years citizens have delegated more and more of their individual responsibility for self protection to law enforcement specialists. As a result, fewer citizens now recognize their responsibility to take an active role in crime prevention and the apprehension of criminals. Police officers make more arrests each year, but criminal activities continue to rise. Here in Tempe as well as nationwide, homeowners are being victimized every day at an ever-increasing rate. No one is immune. The time has come when citizens can no longer leave their responsibility for the reduction of crime to others. Burglary is a crime of opportunity, committed by criminals who capitalize on carelessness or neglect. Most home burglaries are not committed by professionals who have planned to commit a burglary. Most are committed by amateurs, who find an open or unlocked door or window, or drug abusers that take advantage of a home's week defenses.

18. Crime Prevention Our neighborhood watch program is designed to help organize neighborhoods and keepthem informed about current crime trends and prevention techniques along http://www.ci.berkeley.ca.us/police/department/communityservicesbureau/crimeprev

2100 Martin Luther King Jr. Way, Berkeley, CA 94704 (510) 981-5900, TDD: (510) 981-5799, police@ci.berkeley.ca.us Crime Prevention The Berkeley Police Department offers Crime Prevention information and presentations through its Community Services Bureau (CSB). Alerts, bulletins, tips and Information via Email The Community Services Bureau has begun to provide current information, alters, and crime bulletins via email or regular US Mail. Click on the link above to register your email or mail address so you can begin receiving information. Burglary Alarm Information - basic information about alarm requirements and recommendations for alarm systems. General Crime Prevention Tips This link will take you to a page of generalized crime prevention information. These tips are provided to reduce the likelihood of you or your home/business from falling victim to criminal activity. Brochures and Information CSB offers Berkeley residents and business owners pamphlets and video tapes on many subjects including Senior Safety, Holiday Safety, Personal Security, Robbery Prevention, Domestic Violence

19. Neighborhood Watch crime prevention strategies such as home security, neighborhood cleanups, education,Operation Identification and other projects WHY neighborhood watch? http://www.ci.berkeley.ca.us/police/department/communityservicesbureau/neighborh

2100 Martin Luther King Jr. Way, Berkeley, CA 94704 (510) 981-5900, TDD: (510) 981-5799, police@ci.berkeley.ca.us NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH INFORMATION The City of Berkeley Police Department has dozens of registered Neighborhood Watch groups in every area of the City - are you a Neighborhood Watch Member A Neighborhood Watch is an effective way to keep crime out of our neighborhoods. Neighborhood Watch relies on the best crime fighting tool ever invented - GOOD NEIGHBORS. Neighborhood Watch is only a beginning. Neighborhood Watch can be the basis for an ongoing dialogue and cooperative relationship with the police, other agencies and other City Of Berkeley Departments. WHAT IS NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH ? Neighbors getting to know each other, taking the time to care about each other and working together in a satisfying program of mutual assistance. Community members being trained to recognize and report suspicious activities in their neighborhoods. Crime prevention strategies such as home security, neighborhood clean-ups, education, Operation Identification and other projects created and implemented by community members.

20. Crime Prevention Information--Join A Neighborhood Watch Contact the Topeka Police Department crime prevention Unit at 3549497. Developa neighborhood watch phone directory that will be used to communicate with http://www.topeka.org/departmt/robinson/join.htm

Join a Neighborhood Watch The police often hear the same question "What can I do about crime?" If we are going to reduce crime and make our life safer we must start at home. The Neighborhood Watch Program has proven to be a very successful tool in reducing crime. What is a Neighborhood Watch? Some people believe that a small town is a safe place to live. The crime rate in a small town is low because everyone knows everyone. If someone does something wrong everybody knows it. A criminal cannot operate with everyone watching. The neighborhood watch group makes their neighborhood their small town. The ABC's of Neighborhood Watch Any community resident can join-young and old, single and married, renter and home owner. A few concerned residents or a community organization 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. Members learn how to report activities that raise their suspicions to the police. You can form a watch group around any geographical unit, a block, apartment, park, business area, public housing complex or office.

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