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4. Texans Against Crime T.A.C.™ Program History – Seeing a decrease in citizencommunity crime prevention involvement, representatives from the East Texas Crime Prevention Association and http://texansagainstcrime.org/

T.A.C.™ Program History – Seeing a decrease in citizen-community crime prevention involvement, representatives from the East Texas Crime Prevention Association and the East Texas Police Chiefs Association came together with a desire to generate increased participation in neighborhood association programs and other crime prevention activities in Texas neighborhoods. Believing that law enforcement and citizens have a responsibility to work together to protect our neighborhoods, the group concluded that the best course of action was to develop ways to restore East Texas residents’ interest in the planning of neighborhood block parties. National Night Out™ is a nationwide program designed to increase crime prevention understanding, generate support/participation in crime prevention programs, improve police-community alliances, and to let criminals know that the community is in control. Although NNO™ has been successful across the nation, it was apparent to the group that planning successful NNO™ events (which take place in August) is simply too challenging for East Texas residents. Regardless of the commitment level of those planning the NNO™ events, battling the excessive heat and humidity of August in East Texas always proves to be too difficult. It was suggested that a crime prevention event be created for East Texas and set for the month of October. Not only would the weather be more agreeable, but October is National Crime Prevention Month, making it the perfect time to generate increased participation in neighborhood association programs and other crime prevention activities in East Texas communities. To achieve this, law enforcement agencies across East Texas are joining forces to sponsor T.A.C.™ – Texans Against Crime™.

5. The City Of Dublin, California - Police Services National Night Out — which is traditionally the first Tuesday in August — began as a concept for generating greater crime prevention involvement among residents. http://ci.dublin.ca.us/DepartmentSub.cfm?PL=exp&SL=police

6. Ranch Watch Program - Community Crime Prevention This may be given to an officer who solves a cattle/horse/farm equipment theft case, crime prevention involvement, ranch safety education, animal abuse case, motorist livestock http://www.ranchwatch.com/awards.php

A complete community safety and security program for rural and ranching communities. Home Signs Information Sheriff's ... Contact Us RANCH WATCH Officer of the Year Award and Citizen of the Year Award Law Enforcement Award- can be given to a Deputy, Police Officer, Animal Control Officer, Brand Inspector, Highway Patrolman, or Wildlife Officer who makes a difference for the betterment of their rural community. This may be given to an officer who solves a cattle/horse/farm equipment theft case, crime prevention involvement, ranch safety education, animal abuse case, motorist livestock contacts, etc. The only criteria for the Award is that the person has in some way helped the ranching and rural community. If you know of a deserving person you would like to nominate E-Mail us at: ranchwatch@juno.com . Of course self-nominations are always accepted. Citizen Award- is given to the individual who has made a difference in their rural/ranching community through education and prevention or assisting law enforcement with programs making a safer community, or reporting a crime involving livestock or equipment, etc. E-Mail us at: ranchwatch@juno.com

7. Law Enforcement Services - Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department : City Of Mal The official web site of the City of Malibu. Law Enforcement Services Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department. General information, crime prevention, involvement opportunities. http://www.ci.malibu.ca.us/index.cfm/fuseaction/nav/navid/160/

Skip to navigation Skip to content Skip to footer City of Malibu Quick Links Contact Us Email Updates Employment Search the site Your query Navigation Home New Additions About Malibu History ... Public Safety Law Enforcement Services - Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department General information, crime prevention, involvement opportunities. Click here to receive regular updates via e-mail. About The City of Malibu contracts for law enforcement services more Breakfast with Your Local Deputy Sheriff Thursdays from 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. Jury Duty Scam (PDF format - 41kb) Don't be fooled by this scam Juvenile Intervention Team A specialized unit dealing with juvenile issues. more Malibu Beach Team Summer enforcement on local beaches provided by the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department more Malibu Search and Rescue Team Malibu Volunteer Patrol Volunteers working with the Sheriff's Department. more Monthly Crime Tips Information from the Sheriff's Department regarding crime prevention issues. Check back monthly for new articles. Sheriff's Department Contact Information Contact information for the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department more Sheriff's Department Reserve Recruitment (PDF format - 1967kb) The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department Reserve Program more V.I.D.A. Program

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10. Texans Against Crimeâ„¢ (T.A.C.â„¢) Program Information/History Texans Against Crimeâ„¢ (T.A.C.â„¢) Program Information/History T.A.C.â„¢ Program History Seeing a decrease in citizen-community crime prevention involvement, representatives from http://texansagainstcrime.org/pdfs/TAC_Brochure_Two-Sided_Tri-fold.pdf

11. 2010 July | TimSbranti National Night Out began as a concept for generating greater crime prevention involvement among residents. Neighbors should leave their porch lights on to demonstrate their anti http://www.timsbranti.net/blog/2010/07/page/2

Home About Tim Tim's nuAlerts Contact Tim ... Join Tim's Network Entries Tagged as '' National Night Out Event comes to Dublin on August 3rd Dublin will mark the 27th anniversary of National Night Out on Tuesday, Aug. 3 with cookouts, rallies and other community events in cooperation with the police department. Neighborhood visits from Dublin police and fire crews will take place from 5 to 8 p.m. Anyone interested in blocking off their street to hold a block party should contact the Dublin Public Works Department at (925)-833-6630 to get a Block Party/Encroachment Permit. By Jed Bing, Pleasanton Weekly Staff. Dublin Updates Newsroom Dublin Events by Tim Sbranti Comments Off Dublin sewer rates go up starting in January Normally the cost of adding infrastructure to new developments would be paid for by water connection fees. Because the market for new homes is not meeting the levels anticipated when the developments started, district management felt there was little choice but to pass these costs on to rate payers. In June 2009, the district voted to add the temporary infrastructure charge to offset the cost of infrastructure required for developments in Dougherty Valley and East Dublin. The Board of Directors kept the costs down, voting for 60 percent of what district management requested. This lowered amount, however, resulted in the need for a greater increase in 2011.

12. UPDATED 23-year-old Arrested In Otter Creek Shooting • Emphasis on more neighborhood volunteer crime prevention involvement. Visitation hours for Amy Hancock are set for Friday, September 12, from 5 7 p.m. at the Ruggles-Wilcox http://www.arkansasonline.com/news/2008/sep/10/reward-offered-otter-creek-shooti

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17. Evaluate response to two problems that were deemed hindrances to effective crime prevention (1) the lack of comprehensive neighborhood organization and crime prevention involvement http://www.cj.msu.edu/~people/cp/evaluate.html

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19. An Overview On National Night Out - By Susan E. Carr - Helium The campaign is designed to encourage crime prevention involvement at all levels. This includes individuals, communities, agencies and law enforcement. http://www.helium.com/items/1566040-what-is-national-night-out

Where Knowledge Rules Search Home Birthdays Christmas ... for this title @import url("/css/widget.css"); An overview on National Night Out Top Article All 6 Articles of 6 Write now Article Tools by Susan E. Carr National Night Out (NNO) is about crime and crime prevention. This event is sponsored by the National Association of Town Watch (NATW) and the 26th annual event took place on August 4, 2009 (first Tuesday in August). In partnership with Target Corporation and law enforcement agencies, National Night Out involves civic groups, businesses and neighbourhood organizations. Participation includes 15,000 communities from 50 states and US territories. As well, Canadian cities along with military bases totalling more than 37 million people worldwide have participated in this night of awareness. The shear vastness of these numbers can only tell us the magnitude of the problems involving crime globally. The campaign is designed to encourage crime prevention involvement at all levels. This includes individuals, communities, agencies and law enforcement. The objective of this event is to heighten awareness of crime and drug prevention and to encourage support and participation especially by implementing local programs, such as youth and drug awareness. Currently, the NATW includes over 6,500 crime, drug and violence prevention programs. Traditionally, a call for "lights on" and front porch vigils signified attention to and participation in this night. However, over time participation has expanded to include block parties, cookouts, parades, police visits, festivals, neighbourhood walks, safety fairs, contests, rallies and meetings, just to name a few. Involvement and partnership with police in communities is encouraged and highlighted as just one of the ways crime can be prevented, and safer communities created.

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