1. Developing Community Support for Crime Prevention Programs
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American Crime
Prevention Institute

2. Effective Neighborhood Watch Program
Crime prevention personnel assigned to each precinct, district, etc.
National Night Out Program
Citizen’s Police Academy
Use of public-access cable TV

3. Speak to Rotarians, Optimists, Chamber of Commerce, Kiwanis, etc.
Target religious leaders
Target senior citizens
Use of citizen volunteers

4. Active Commercial/Retail Crime Prevention Program
Presence at Public Events
Reach Out to Local Corporate “Movers and Shakers”
Crime Prevention Annual Report

5. Interface crime prevention efforts with community policing
Use of Internet website
Crime prevention programs for schools and youth – PTA’s and PTO’s
Attend neighborhood meetings
Other?

6. THANK YOU
The American Crime Prevention Institute is a division of the AEGIS Protection Group, Inc.