1. Crime Prevention: Neighborhood Watch Neighborhood Watch is one of the most effective crime prevention programs in the country, bringing citizens together with law enforcement to deter crime and make communities http://www.redmond.gov/insidecityhall/police/prevention/neighborhoodwatch.asp

Police Frequently Asked Questions Employment Opportunities Beyond the Badge ... Contact Us Neighborhood Watch Neighborhood Watch is one of the most effective crime prevention programs in the country, bringing citizens together with law enforcement to deter crime and make communities safer. Focusing on organization, communication and education, Neighborhood Watch participants look out for one another - without being nosey or obtrusive. They are observant of unusual activity and report suspicious activity. Participants are never asked to act in lieu of the police or put themselves in dangerous situations. FBI statistics show that a subdivision with an active Neighborhood Watch is 43% less likely to become a target of criminal activity. Neighborhood Watch Resources: Neighborhood Watch Brochure Neighborhood Watch Manual Home Security Checklist Apartment Security Checklist A Good Neighborhood Watch: Emphasizes techniques to reduce the risk of being a crime victim Teaches citizens to recognize suspicious activities and how to report them Teaches how to make homes more secure Allows for communication among neighborhoods and the police department, giving residents greater access to criminal activity information and one-on-one interaction with law enforcement officers

2. Newport Beach Police Department - Calendars Workshops Training Range Quarterly Training Misc. Training Crime Prevention Neighborhood Watch Community Meeting Testing Massage Permit Testing http://www.nbpd.org/cals/default.asp?ViewBy=0&CalDate=10/14/2007

3. 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/

4. Neighborhood Watch Neighborhood Watch What Neighborhood Watch is Neighborhood Watch is simply a program of neighbors watching out for each other during the workday, evenings, vacations or http://tpdinternet.tucsonaz.gov/CrimePrevention/neighborhood_watch.html

Neighborhood Watch What Neighborhood Watch is How to get started link . If you prefer to have the same information mailed to you, please contact the Tucson Police Department Neighborhood Watch coordinator in your area Block Map Neighborhood Watch Sign Application Home Security Booklet Then talk to the neighbors on your street, block, or cul-de-sac. You should decide on a date(s) when your group will hold its first meeting. Neighborhood Watch meetings are held on weeknights at around 6:30 p.m., as a rule. Then contact the Tucson Police Department Neighborhood Watch coordinator in your area to schedule your meeting with a patrol officer. Please plan to schedule your meeting four to six weeks in advance. The typical first meeting of a Neighborhood Watch group will include discussion of Neighborhood Watch and Home Security. To qualify for the installation of a Neighborhood Watch sign on your block or street, at least half (50%) of the households must attend the meeting and complete the recommended home security measures. A "block map," which includes at least the names and addresses of each member, should be made and distributed to each member. This map should be kept in a safe place near the telephone to aid in reporting suspicious activities to police. To maintain status as an active Neighborhood Watch group, the group must have a meeting at least once a year with a member of the Tucson Police Department. Of course, Neighborhood Watch groups are encouraged to get together as often as they wish for block parties, BBQs, neighborhood cleanups, etc.

5. City Of Rochester, Minnesota : Neighborhood Watch Official website for the city of Rochester, MN Neighborhood Watch has been around for many years. It is the most successful crime prevention programs ever developed. http://www.rochestermn.gov/departments/police/crimeprevention/neighborhoodwatch.

@import url("/include/_css/style.css"); @import url("/include/_css/style_nrv.css"); @import url("/include/_css/jquery.fancybox.css"); Skip Navigation Overcast Search: Home Business Chamber of Commerce Crime Prevention ... Contact Information Contact Information 101 4th Street SE Rochester, Mn 55904 (Map) Phone: Fax: Mon-Fri 8:00 am to 5:00 pm Dial 911 For Emergencies Department Contacts Departments Police Neighborhood Watch Printable Version Neighborhood Watch has been around for many years. It is the most successful crime prevention programs ever developed. The Neighborhood Watch program has served to improve the overall well-being and quality of life for the entire community. It could benefit your community, if you give it a chance. Starting Neighborhood Watch Tell your neighbors you are starting a Neighborhood Watch Program. Explain benefits of having a Watch program. Determine the best night for a Neighborhood Watch meeting. Contact the Crime Prevention Unit to see if they can attend. If they can, schedule them to appear about 30 minutes after the start of your meeting. Have the meeting at someone's home in the neighborhood; you can combine it with a picnic or a potluck. Tell your neighbors you would appreciate their attendance at the start-up meeting.

6. Lorain Police | Crime Prevention | Neighborhood Watch Program $ 2000 REWARD Darmis Crawford Homicide Please call Detective Steve Curry at 204-2166 with any information regarding this homicide. http://www.lorainpolice.com/crime-prevention/neighborhood-watch.shtml

Forms Calendar Announcements Directory Home Auditor's Office Building/Electrical Dept Cemetery City Council Civil Service Community Development Courts, Lorain Municipal Engineering Department Fire Department Health Department Law Department Mayor's Office Police Department Prosecutor's Office Safety/Service Street Department Treasurer/Income Tax Utilities Department $ 2000 REWARD - Darmis Crawford Homicide Please call Detective Steve Curry at 204-2166 with any information regarding this homicide. Commend/Complaint If you would like to commend an officer/employee, or if you have a complaint, please call our Office of Professional Standards at 440-204-2116. Drug Tip Line Drug Tip Line: 440-204-2108 Information on Recent Homicides To provide information on recent homicides or shootings, call Detectives at 440-204-2105. Report an Emergency Report an emergency or crime in progress, dial 9-1-1. Report Non-Emergency To report non-emergency situations or crimes that are not in progress, dial 440-204-2100, or if calling within the City of Lorain on a landline phone, dial 3-1-1 Unsolved Homicide Reward being offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those responsible for the shooting deaths of two Lorain teenagers, as well as the city's other unsolved homicides.

7. Neighborhood Watch Ripon Police Department Protect, Serve, and Maintain our Quality of Life 2 59 N. Wilma Avenue, Ripon, CA 95366 (in San Joaquin County) Business Phone (209 http://www.riponpd.org/crime-prevention/neighborhoodwatch.htm

Ripon Police Department Protect, Serve, and Maintain our Quality of Life 59 N. Wilma Avenue, Ripon, CA 95366 (in San Joaquin County) Business Phone: (209) 599-2102 DIRECTORY Home ABOUT RIPON History of the Department CONTACT US Officer by E-mail Neighborhood Patrol How to Report a Crime How to be a good Witness ... Dispatch POLICE UNITS Records Record Request Investigations Drug/Gangs ... Youth Services ANIMAL SERVICES Find a Pet Adopt a Cat Adopt a Dog Statistics ... Animal Shelter EXTERNAL LINKS S A.S.P.C.A. County Adoption Website Petfinder Stockton Animal Shelter COMMUNITY SERVICES Neighborhood Watch Domestic Violence Victim's Rights Identity Theft ... Property Release EMPLOYMENT Job Opportunities Police Officers Animal Services Unit Dispatch EXTERNAL LINK S California P.O.S.T. PROGRAMS Volunteers in Police Service Junior Police Academy Explorer Program School Resource Officer Program ... Regional Occupational Program FIND THEM Missing Persons Missing Children Megan's Law Most Wanted ... Warrant Information EXTERNAL LINK S National Center for Missing Children VEHICLES Vehicle Impound Vehicle Release SPECIAL EVENTS Emergency Vehicle Car Show Jail n' Bail Special Delivery Senior Blessing SAFETY INFORMATION Traffic Safety Anti-Terrorism Disaster Preparedness Crime Statistics EXTERNAL LINKS

8. Classic Crime Prevention: Neighborhood Watch - Sheriff | HighBeam Research - FRE Classic crime prevention Neighborhood watch find Sheriff articles. div id= bedoc-text If you want to talk about a classic crime prevention program, Neighborhood Watch http://www.highbeam.com/doc/1P3-62880470.html

9. City Of Apple Valley application. resources common questions forms apps. area maps links search Departments Police Crime Prevention Neighborhood Watch http://www.ci.apple-valley.mn.us/police/Crime_Prevention/neighborhood_watch_forc

search contact us Police city government council committees agendas minutes ... other government news events current news calendar of events publications press releases ... channel 16 about apple valley moving to resident info business info developer info ... visitor info employment current openings application resources common questions forms apps. area maps ... Crime Prevention Neighborhood Watch Neighborhood Watch is a law enforcement program that enlists the active participation of citizens in crime prevention. Simply put, Neighborhood Watch involves residents watching out for one another. That begins with getting to know each other, otherwise how can you tell a neighbor from a stranger? The program requires that a block captain keep a list of those residents in the neighborhood who are willing to participate in the program and receive information on calls for service, crime prevention ideas, and how to report suspicious activity as it occurs. The Apple Valley Neighborhood Watch program provides an effective format to help support your efforts to maintain a crime free neighborhood and community by uniting residents who are willing to participate by keeping a "watch" on each other's homes and property.

10. Neighborhood Watch City of Salem Internet Site Departments Police Crime Prevention Neighborhood Watch http://www.cityofsalem.net/Departments/Police/CrimePrevention/Pages/Neighborhood

11. City Of Chesapeake, Virginia - Police Department - Aggressive Driving Chesapeake Police Department, The Official Web Site of the Chesapeake Police Department Chesapeake, Virginia, USA http://www.chesapeake.va.us/services/depart/police/police/crime_prevention/neigh

Home Contact FAQs A-Z Index ... Visitors Police Department Police Department HOMEPAGE Amber Alerts Crime Line Crime Prevention Tips ... Police Beat Location Map Command Staff Office of the Chief Office of the Deputy Chief Patrol Operations Bureau Investigations Bureau ... Support Bureau Police Precincts First Precinct Second Precinct Third Precinct Fourth Precinct ... Fifth Precinct Police Sections Criminal Investigations Emergency Communications Ethics and Conduct Support Section ... Police Units Animal Control Pets for Adoption - weekly listing Auxiliary Police General Information News Releases CPD Mission Statement CPD Goal for the Year Law Enforcement Links ... Dispatcher Trainee Memorial Jasper C. Miller Berchman L. White Talbot D. Barrow Ralph M. Steed ... Jarrod B. Shivers Historical CPD Police Chiefs CPD Badges CPD Patches Contact Us Telephone Directory E-Mail Directory Downloads Children's Area Print Email Police Department How Do I Start a Neighborhood Watch Group? . This packet will provide information on all areas of the Neighborhood Watch Program along with sample forms. The residents of the neighborhood should appoint a coordinator. The coordinator will be responsible for establishing a date, time, meeting location and informing residents. This person is also responsible for contacting the Crime Prevention Office ((757) 382-6194) to make arrangements for a Crime Prevention Officer to conduct a Neighborhood Watch talk. The Crime Prevention Office will need at least 7 days notice.

12. ASKACOP.org - Neighborhood Watch What is a neighborhood watch? In cities around the country, neighbors for three decades have banded together to create these watch programs. http://crimeprevention.askacop.org/neighborhoodwatch.html

ASKACOP.org Enter a door for Police Officers Kids Teens Parents ... Home Neighborhood Watch What is a neighborhood watch? "In cities around the country, neighbors for three decades have banded together to create these "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 the police and to each other. In doing so, residents take a major step toward reclaiming high-crime neighborhoods, as well as making people in all areas of a city or town feel more secure and less fearful." (US Dept of Justice) This program is for watching, not for doing. We do not want you to take risks or to take the law into your own hands. If you see something suspicious - report that activity to the police. Let the police handle it. Just knowing that people are watching can reduce the risk of burglary and other crime activity in participating neighbors. Online Games Free Powerpoints Enter a door for Police Officers Kids Teens Parents ... Articles Free counters provided by Andale Clipart Credit: Clips Ahoy

13. City Of O'Fallon, IL - Health Safety Crime Prevention/ Neighborhood Watch City of O'Fallon, IL 255 South Lincoln, O'Fallon, IL 62269 Tel (618) 624 http://www.ofallon.org/Public_Documents/OFallonIL_Residents/health&safety

14. SJSO - Crime Prevention - Neighborhood Watch Welcome to the St. Johns County, Florida Sheriff's Office web site. A directory of information for residents and visitors to St. Johns County and surrounding areas. http://www.sjso.org/crimeprev/programs/neighborhood_watch.aspx

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15. Savannah Pines Living Blog Welcome to the Savannah Pines Living Blog; Crime Prevention Neighborhood Watch Anyone? â–Ľ 2009 (1) â–Ľ November (1) Neighborhood Watch Meeting - Thursday, Nov. 12th http://savannahpinesliving.blogspot.com/

Savannah Pines Living Blog Where residents can share their ideas and get to know one another. Wednesday, November 4, 2009 Neighborhood Watch Meeting - Thursday, Nov. 12th Deputy Negron from Orange County Sheriff's Department will be with us on Thursday, November 12th, at 7 PM in the Clubhouse. Make sure you let your neighbors know about the meeting next Thursday night. I have posted notices on the mail box for those who have not yet signed up and aren't on the email list. We want to get as many people involved as possible. Let's shoot for a great turnout. I spoke with Deputy Negron on the phone today. He drove though our neighborhood around 11:00 this morning to check things out. He told me that he counted 12 GPS's that he saw visibly mounted on the dash of various cars . He said that this is an invitation for more break in's. Please, if you see that your neighbors have things in their cars that are easy targets, ask them if they would bring them inside. Take care and see you next Thursday at the clubhouse. J. Baumann

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17. Newport Beach Police Department - Calendars Neighborhood Watch Monthly Area Coordinator Meeting Crime Prevention Neighborhood Watch Community Meeting http://www.nbpd.org/cals/default.asp

18. Douglas County Sheriff, Nevada Crime Prevention/Neighborhood Watch; Critical Internet Links; Domestic Violence Resources; Donors; Forms (Permits/Documents) Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) http://douglasconvsheriff.com/userpages/Crime-Prevention.aspx

About Us Command Staff Contact Us FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions) ... Opportunities for Lateral Hires Crime Prevention Critical Internet Links Neighborhood Watch Neighborhood Watch is a crime prevention program combining the efforts of residents and local law enforcement representatives. Officers of the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office have met with residents regarding Neighborhood Watch in nearly every residential area of the county. Crime prevention starts at home. Neighborhood Watch is about prevention, detection, and reporting of crimes and suspicious activity. It is based on neighbors watching each other’s property as well as public property, and reporting occurrences or persons that appear suspicious. It opens the lines of communication between county residents and the Sheriff’s Office. For more information on the Neighborhood Watch program please contact our Public Affairs Officer at 775-782-9931. Site developed and hosted by visionASP , designed by MacWest Marketing

19. Crime Prevention Tips - Neighborhood Watch Neighborhood/Business Watch Program Last updated 2/18/2008. The primary goal of Neighborhood Watch is to encourage awareness of who lives http://www.stbernardpolice.org/Crime Prevention/CrimePreventionNeighborhoodWatch

Home Emergency Numbers Annual Reports Bike Registration ... Vacation House Checks Neighborhood/Business Watch Program Last updated 2/18/2008 The primary goal of Neighborhood Watch is to encourage awareness of who lives in a given neighborhood, where they can be reached in case of an emergency, what to do if confronted with an emergency, and how to reduce the chances of crime occurring in the neighborhood. Neighbors working together through this program can combat crime in their area in the most effective way-before it starts. OBJECTIVES OF NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH: Maintain a cooperative system of surveillance over property, children, playgrounds, etc. Report all suspicious activity, persons, or crimes in progress to the police accurately and immediately. St. Bernard citizens are urged to call 242-2727 or call on our anonymous crime tip line at 860-7233.

20. Safety Crime Prevention Neighborhood Watch CLICK ON THE TOPICS BELOW TO LINK TO INTERESTING AND INFORMATIVE SUBJECTS. Use the BACK button on your browser to return to this page. (Do NOT close the window). http://www.shannonridge.org/Safety.htm

Shannon Ridge Homeowners Association Home News Board of Directors Current Issues ... Safety - Crime Watch CLICK ON THE TOPICS BELOW TO LINK TO INTERESTING AND INFORMATIVE SUBJECTS. Use the " BACK " button on your browser to return to this page. (Do NOT close the window). Safety - Crime Prevention - Neighborhood Watch If You even THINK you see something suspicious in our neighborhood, Call Wilson County Sheriff's Office at Wilson County Sheriff's Dept. NON - Emergency Number Neighborhood Watch The Neighborhood Watch is in need of a chairperson. We have volunteers who are ready and just waiting for a leader. If interested in being the chairperson or a volunteer, please, send an email to shannonridgehoa@yahoo.com or call Cherri Ruffilo at 830-393-8851. Can they find YOU in an EMERGENCY SECONDS COUNT in an emergency situation. Help Emergency Services (Sheriff, Fire Department, Ambulance) find your home in an emergency. Display your house number in a clear and conspicuous manner, preferably lighted or with reflective numbers, so that your home can be located quickly even at night.

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