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VIRGINIA CRIME PREVENTION RESOURCE DIRECTORY

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VIRGINIA CRIME PREVENTION RESOURCE DIRECTORY

BY Patrick D. Harris

July, 1987

VIRG I NIA DEPARTMENT OF CRI'''I NAL JUSTICE SERV ICES Richard N. Harris, Director CONTENTS

INTRUDUCTIUN •••••••••..•..••••.••••••••••••.•....•.•• LAW ENFURCEMENT CRIME PREVENTION SERVICES CITIES...... 1 - 13 CUUNTIES. •••••••••••••••• •••• •• 14 - 30

Ta.JNS ••••• I$.. ••• • •••••• •••• •••• 31 - 36 CULLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES...... 37 - 38 OTHEK UEPARTMENTS...... 39 - 40

APPE NO ICES: APPENDIX A - PRIMARY CRIME PREVENTION ORGANIZATIONS IN VIRGINIA APPENDIX B - CRIME PREVENTION OBJECTIVE APPENlJIX C - CRIME PREVENTION STANDARDS APPENDIX D - MUDEL CRIME PREVENTION POLICY APPENDIX E - NATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS COMmTTEO TO CRIME PREVENTION APPENDIX F - STATE CRIME PREVENTION PROGRAMS AND STATE CRIME PREVENTION ASSOCIATIONS APPEND IX G - CRIME PREVENTION RESOURCE LIST ------;---~-----,------

INTRODUCTION

The Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services is designated by the Secretary of Transportation and Public Safety to serve as a state resource center for crime prevention information.

To facilitate coordination and information dissemination, the depart­ ment has prepared this directory which provides practitioners and interested Virginians with a means to identify and share crime prevention resources.

The di rectory provi des an oppo rtun ity for crime prevention programs to match their project needs with resources which are available on the national, state and local levels. It also provides individuals the names of others they may contact to share and exchange ideas on crime prevention top; cs.

While many agencies and organizations actively engaged in crime pre­ vention have been identified', not all have been identified. There are many professional, civic and s0cial groups working primarily at the local level which have an interest in crime prevention. The majority of these groups can be identified by contacting your local law enforcement agency.

Ple~se contact the Department of Criminal Justice Services if you would like to make any changes or additions to the Crime Prevention Resource Directory.

-i - CITIES ALEXANDRIA POLICE DEPARTMENT CH I EF OF POLlCE BEDfORD POLICE DEPARTMENT CHIEF OF POLlCE 400 N:-pTTTSiI{EET CHARLES T. STROBEL 215 E. MAIN STREET THEODORE E. KI NG ALEXANDRIA. VA 22314 (703) 838-4730 BEDFORD, VA 24253 (703) 586-1066 ORGANIZATION ORGAN IZATION CONTACT: LT. OTIS G. PETTIT, JR. (703) 838-4520 CONTACT: CHIEF THEODORE E. KING (703) 586-1066 CRIME PREVENTIUN UNIT: YES CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: NO STAFF: 5 OFFICERS FULL TIME, 2 OFFICERS AS NEEDED STAFF: OFFICERS ASSIGNED AS NEEDED VOLUNTEERS: YES VOLUNTEERS: NO CRIME PREVENTIUN COUNCIL: NO CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: YES CRIME PI{EVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO PROGRAMS PROGRAMS NEIGHBORHUOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS. OPERATION NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, RAPE PREVENTION, IDENTIFICATIUN, OFFICER FRIENDLY, SCHOOL RESOURCE DRUG AWARENESS, CRIME STOPPERS OFFICE, McGRUFF SCHOOL PROGRAM, RAPE PREVENTION, ELDERLY CRIME PREVENTION, CHILD SAFETY, HANDICAPPED RESOURCES CRIME PREVENTION, DRUG AWARENESS, HOME SECURITY, BUSINESS SECURITY, CRIME STOPPERS, CPTED DISPLAYS: LOCKS

RESOURCES BRISTOL POLICE DEPARTMENT CHIEF OF POLlCE DISPLAYS: LOCKS, ALARMS, LIGHTING, DRUGS, McGRUFF 415 CUMBERLAND STREET THOMAS W. STONE, JR. COSTUME BRISTOL, VA 24201 (703) 466-2121 AUDIO VISUAL: ORGANIZATIONS ~ CONTACT: SGT. JERRY BARLOW (703) 466-2121 BEATING THE BURGLAR CRIME PREVENTION UNIi: NO SELF -PROTECT ION STAFF: 1 OFFICER PART TIME FRAUD AND OTHER CON GAMES VOLUNTEERS: YES CRIME PREVENTIUN THROUGH ENVIROr+lENTAL DESIGN CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: NO CRIME PREVENTION: WHAT AND WHY CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH CRIME PR EVENTION AWARDS: NO wIPE OUT VANDALISM CALL THE NEXT WITNESS PROGRAMS LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF THE JURY NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION FILMS IDENTIFICATION, OFFICER FRIENDLY, RAPE PREVENTION, CHILD SAFETY, DRUG AWARENESS, HOME SECURITY, CRIME PREVENTIUN: IT'S ELEMENTARY BUSINESS SEC\IRITY, BANK ROBBERY RAPE: A PREVENTIVE INQUIRY WHOSE NEIGHBORHOOD IS THIS RESOURCES SO I TUOK IT EVERY DAY, EVERY HOUR oISP LAYS: LOCKS, DRUGS, PUPPETS CRIME IN THE STREETS

ON GUARD 4 BUNCO AUDIO VISUAL: BUS TRIPPING ~ NOT ME BETTER SAFE THAN SORRY, 1 AND 11 NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH DRUGS CRIME: SENIOR ALERT NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH £l.I:!1L CRIME IN THE HOME CRISIS MANAGEMENT CRIME IN THE HOME SO LONG PAL FIGHT 01{ FLIGHT SENIUR POWER PEDOPHILE NOBODY'S VICTIM KEEP OFF THE GRASS EPIDEMIC: KIDS, DRUGS AND ALCOHOL

-1- CHARLOTTESVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT CHIEF OF POLICE COLONIAL HEIGHTS POLICE OEPARTMfNT CH I EF OF POLle E 606 EAST MARK~EET J. D. BOWEN aul T~qPLE AVE~ JOHN M. WOLFORD CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA 22901 (804) 971-3280 COLONIAL HEIGHTS, VA 23834 (B04) 520-1224 ORGANIZATION ORGANIZATION CONTACT: LT. J. W. RITTENHOUSE,JR. (804) 971-3295 CONTACT: LT. C. F. STEVENS (B04) 520-1224 CRIME PREVENTILlN UNIT: YES CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: NO STAFF: 1 OFFICER FULL TIME, 12 OFFICERS PART TIME STAFF: OFFICERS ASSIGNED AS NEEDED VOLUNTEERS: NO VOLUNTEERS: NO CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: NO CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: NO CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: YES CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO PROGRAMS PROGRAMS NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, OPERATION IDENTIFICATION, . IDENTIFICATION, TIPS, D.A.R.E.., SCHOOL RESOURCE D.A.R.E., SCHOOL RESOURCE OFFICER, ELDERLY CRIME OFFICER, RAPE PREVENTION, ELDERLY CRIME PREVENTION, PREVENTION, CHILD SAFETY, DRUG AWARENESS, HOME CHILD SAFETY, HANDICAPPED CRIME PREVENTION, DRUG SECURITY, CRIME STOPPERS AWARENESS, HOME SECURITY, BUSINESS SECURITY, CRIME STDPPERS, CPTED RESOURCES

~'dB.lli DISPLAYS: LOCKS, DOORS, WINDOWS, DRUGS, DISPLAYS: LOCKS, WINDOw'S, !YOORS, ALARMS, DRUGS, PUPPETS. McGRUFF COSTUME, McGRUFF ROBOT COVINGTON POLICE DIVISION CHIEF OF POLlCE 158 N. COURT STREET JOHN G. McFARLANu COVINGTON, VA 24426 (703) 962-2236 CHESAPEAKE POLICE DEPARTMENT CHIEF OF POLlCE 304 ALBEMARLE DRIVE R. A. LAKOSKI ORGANIZATION CHESAPEAKE. VA 23320 (804) 547-6404 CONTACT: C. J. THURSTON (703) 962~2236 ORGANIZATION CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: NO STAFF: OFFICERS ASSIGNED AS NEEDED CONTACT: SGT. L. C. FARLEY (804) 547-6538 VOLUNTEERS: NO CRIME PREVENT,ION UNIT: YES CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: NO STAFF: 2 OFFICERS FULL TIME. 3 OFFICERS AS NEEDED CRrr~E PREVENTION NEWSLETIER: NO VOLUNTEERS: YES CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: YES CRIME PREVENTILlN NEWSLETTER: YES PROGRAMS CKIME PREVENTION AWARDS: YES NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION PROGRAMS IDENTIFICATION, CRIME STOPPERS NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION RESOURCES IDENTIFICATION, OFFICER FRIENDLY, RAPE PREVENTION, ELDERLY CRIME PREVENTION, CHILD SAFETY, HOME DISPLAYS: LOCKS, DRUGS SECURITY, BUSINESS SECURITY RESOURCES DANVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT CHIEF OF POLlCE POST Orrrcr-BOX 3300 TH(]o1AS N. MORRIS DISPLAYS: LOCKS, McGRUFF COSTUME DANVILLE, VA 24543 (B04) 799-6515 AUDILl VISUAL: ORGANIZATION SLIDES CONTACT: SGT. D. W. STOWE (804) 799-6519 COUNTY CRIME CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: NO SELF PROTECTION - A MATTER OF COMMONSENSE STAFF: 5 OFFICERS PART TIME BEATING THE BURGLAR VOLUNTEERS: NO WIPE OUT VANDALISM CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: NO FRAUD AND OTHER CON GAMES CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO CRIME PREVENTION PROGRAM CRIME PR EVE NTION AWARDS: NO NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH CRIME PREVENTION - THEN AND NOW PROGRAMS FILMS NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION IDENTIFICATION, RAPE PREVENTION, ELDERLY CRIME CRIME IN THE HOME PREVENTION, CHILD SAFETY, DRUG AWARENESS, HOME CRIME, SENIOR ALERT SECURITY, BUSINESS SECURITY, CRIME STOPPERS THE COST OF CRIME CRIME IN THE STREETS - 2ND EDITION RESOURCES DISPLAYS: LOCKS, DRUGS, WEAPONS (continued next page)

-2- DANVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT (continued) FAIRFAX CITY ~ DEPARTMENT (continued) AUD 10 VI SUAL: FILMS AND SLIDES (continued) SLIDES CRIME AJ HOME, WHAT TO DO DRUGS OF A~USE MARIJUANA IN THE CLASSROOM TOO LATE TO REGRET CRACK POWER KIT THE THEFT EVEKV 8 SECONllS AMERICA'S TOUGHEST GANG MORE THAN JUST A PLACE TO COME PRUTECT YOUK BUSINESS OUTSMARTING CRIME VANUALISM: CRIME OR PRANK ON THE LOUKOUT STEEKING STRAIGHT COOL PLATES, HOT CAR AMERICA'S HEARTACHE AN ACT OF VIOLENCE AUTO THEFT PROTECT YOUR LIFE CDCAI NE NO COP'S A HERO UNTIL YOU NEED ONE PRUTECT OUR CHILDREN HELP, I'M A COP TAKE ANOTHER LOOK BEHIND THE BADGE EMPORIA POLICE DEPARTMENT CH IEF OF POLICE CHILD ABUSE: THE SILENT EPIDEMIC 310 BUUU STREET ELMER L. GRIZZARD AMERICA'S HEARTACHE - PRIVATE VIOLENCE SERIES EMPORIA, VA 23847 (8U4) 634-6201 BROTHERS, SISTERS, FEELINGS, AND YOU WHAT ARE PARENTS FOR ANYWAY? ORGANIZATION COMMERCIAL BURGLARY RESIDENTIAL BURGLARY CONTACT: SGT. E. F. BRYANT, JR. (804) 634-6121 CRIME AND CITIZENS CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: NO VISUAL DETECTION OF OWl STAFF: 1 OFFICER PART TIME INTERSECTIuN COLLISION VOLUNTEERS: NO EGG, PUMPKIN, HEADACHE CRIME PHVENTIuN COUNCIL: NO CHILD RESTRAINT CRII~E PREVENTIUN NEwSLETTER: NO BICYCLE SAFETY CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO A MATTER OF JUDGMENT DESTINATION SAFETY PROGRAMS ROSCOE'S RULES THE CHILD MOLESTER NEIGHBORHOUD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, ELDERLY THE DANGEROUS STRANGER CRIME PREVENTION, CHILD SAFETY, HOME SECURITY, RAPE: A PREVENTATIVE INQUIRY ~USINESS SECURITY, CRIME STOPPERS LADY BEWARE CAUGHT RESOURCES AUDIO/VISUAL KIT - NHTSA WORKSHOP SERIES: 1931 THE LEGEND OF PATCH THE PONY DISPLAYS: LOCKS, DRUGS, SEXUAL EXPLO;TATION OF CHILDREN PROJECT GRADUATION ONE FuR THE ROAD (WITH MARK MOSELY) FAIRFAX CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT CHIEF OF POLICE CRIME STOPPERS 1985 DOCUMENTARY UPDATE 3730 oCO-CrrIITGtiWAY LOYD W. SMITH DEA - SAY NO TO DRUGS - IT'S YOUR DECISION FAIRFAX, VA 22030 (703) 385-7960 (WITH DAVE WINFIELD) WHAT ABOUT THE VICTIM ORGANIZATION I CHOSE TO LIVE CHILDREN AS PREY CONTACT: SGT. BERT PEACHER (703) 385-7924 UNTIL 1 GET CAUGHT CRll~E PREVeNTION UNIT: YES CRIME, IT'S A MAF(R OF TIME STAFF: 1 OFFICER PART TIME SAFETY BELTS AND YOU VOLUNTEEKS: YES ARE YOU CONV I NC ED? C~IME PKEVENTION COUNCIL: NO THE ANONYMuUS THIEF CRII-IE PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO CRIME PREVENTION AWAKDS: NO DRUGS, FILMS AND SLIDES PROGRAMS A SNORT HISTORY STEER I NG STRAI GHT - DRUG AW8.RJ.NESS NEIGHBORH00D WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION PSYCHEDELICS - DRUG EDUCATION IDENTIFICATIUN, OFFICER FRIENDLY, SCHOOL RESOURCE \/HAT ARE YOU GO I NG TO DO A3JUT ALCOHOL OFFICER, RAPE PREVENTION, CHILD SAFETY, DRUG WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO ABOUT SMOKING AIoIAKEfiESS, H(»IE SECUR I TV, BUS I NESS SECUR I TV STIMULANTS NARCOTICS RESOURCES SEDATIVES DRUGS I N TODAY' S WORLD DISPLAYS: LOCKS, DRUGS, McGRUFF COSTUME UPPERS AND Do./NERS - WHAT KI LLED BI LL Y. LA;';TIJN PSYCHEDELICS - A WAY TO TRAVEL AUOW VISUAL: OPIATES - WHAT ARE NARCOTICS? WHY DRUGS? FILMS AND SLIOES THE DRUG SCENE CRACK SO I TOOK IT DRUGS IN THE EIGHTIES WHOSE NEIGHBORHOOD IS IT? PUNKY BREWSTER - JUST SAY NO THE DOOR WAS LOCKEU THE INTRUDER WHAT HAVE YOU GOT TO LOSE? (continued)

-3- FALLS CHURCH POLICE DEPARTMENT CHIEF OF POLICE FRANKLIN POLICE DEPARTMENT (continued) ---rDuP'A'i{j(AVENOr STANLEY K. JOHNSON FALLS CHURCH, VA 22046 (703) 241-5060 ~ (continued) ORGANIZATION CRIME PREVENTION THROUGH ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN PROTECT OUR CHILDREN CONTACT: D. R. OGLES13Y (703) 241-5066 OPERATION IDENTIFICATION CRIME P~EVENTIUN UNIT: YES DON'T BE A VICTIM OF BURG~RY STAFF: 1 OFFICE~ FULL TIME SELF PROTECTION - IT'S A MATTt:R OF COMMON SENSE VOLUNTEERS: YES DRUGS CI

PRUGRA!~S GAlAX POLICE DEPARTMENT CHIEF OF POLICE ---pQS~CE BOX 1183 B. R. MELTON NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATI~· GALAX, VA 24333- (703) 236-8101 IDENTIFICATION, OFFICER FRIENDLY, PATCH THE PONY, RAPE PREVENTION, ELDERLY CRIME PREVENTION, CHILD ORGANIZATION SAFETY, ORUG AWARENESS, HOME SECURITY, BUSINESS SECURITY, CRIME STOPPERS CONTACT: B. R. MELTON (703) 236-8101 CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: NO RESOURCES STAFF: 1 OFFICER PART TIME VOLUNTEERS: NO DISP~YS: LOCKS, McGRUFF COSTUME CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: YES CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO AUDIO VISUAL: CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO I ~ I PROGRAMS i FRAUD AND OTHER CON GAMES CRIME PREVENTION - WHAT ANI} WHY? NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION I NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH - COMMUNITIES COMBAT CRIME IDENTIFICATION, ELDERLY CRIME PREVENTION, CHILD CRIME PREVENTION - PROTECT YOUR HOME SAFETY, DRUG AWARENESS, HOME SECURITY, BUSINESS BEATING THE BURG~R SECURITY, CRIME STOPPERS I CRIME PREVENTION - THEN AND NOW PROTECT YOUR LIFE -.--RESOURCES I ,______(_c_on_t_;_nu_e_d_) __~ __D_I_SP_~ __ YS_: __ L_OC_K_.S_,_D_R_U_~ ______I

-4- HAMPTON POLICE DEPARTMENT CHIEF OF POLICE HARRISONBURG POLICE DEPARTMENT CHIEF OF POLICE 40 LI~STREET P. G. MINETTI 181 SOUTH TIli"ER'fy STREE T RICHARD W. PRESGRAVE HAMPTON, VA 23669 (804) 727-6583 HARRISONBURG, VA 22801 (703) 434-2545 ORGANIZATION ORGANIZATION CONTACT: LT. H. A. COOK (804) 727-6574 CONTACT: DET. D. E. FAIRWEATHER, JR. (703) 434-2545 CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: YES CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: NO STAFF: 5 OFFICERS FULL TIME STAFF: OFFICERS ASSIGNED AS NEEDED VOLUNTEE~S: NO VOLUNTEE~S: NO CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: NO CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: NO CRIME P~EVENTION NEWSLETTER: YES CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: YES CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO PROGRAMS PROffi AMS NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION IDENTIFICATION, OFFICER FRIENDLY, McGRUFF SCHOOL IDENTIFICATION, McGRUFF SCHOOL PROffiAM, RAPE PROGRAM, LAW ENFORC5~ENT EXPLORERS, RAPE PREVENTION, PREVENTION, ELDERLY CRIME PREVENTION, CHILD SAFETY, ELDE~LY CRIME PREVENTION, CHILD SAFETY, DRUG DRUG AWARENESS, HOME SECURITY, BANK ROBBERY AWA~ENESS, HOME SECURITY, BUSINESS SECURITY, CRIME STOPPERS, CPTED RESOURCES RESOURCES DISPLAYS: LOCKS, DOORS, WINDOWS, ALARMS, DRUGS, PUPPETS DISPLAYS: LOCKS, ALARMS, DRUGS, ROBOT, McGRUFF COSTUME AUD 10 VI SUAL: AUDIO VISUAL: iV.!£ SLIDES LET'S STOP BURGLARS CHILD MOLESTERS VANDALISM DRUGS HOME BURGLARY PREVENTION FRAUD AND OTHER CON GAMES FIU1S LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF THE JURY THE DRUG SCE~ CRIME IN THE HOME DRUGS OF ABUSE SAYING NO TO ALCOHOL AND DRUGS STEE~ING STRAIGHT COMMERCIAL AND FI~~NCIAL INSTITUTION SECURITY RESIOENTIAL SECURITY HOPEWELL POLICE DEPARTMENT CHIEF OF POLlCE INSTALLATION AND TROUBLESHOOTING: ALARMS 300 N.~STREET ROBERT G. BROYLES CALL THE NEXT WITNESS HOPEWELL, VA 23860 (804) 541-2352 BEATING THE BURGLAR CHILD ABUSE - THE SILENT EPIDEMIC ORGANIZATION PROTECT YOUR BUSINESS (PARTS 1 & 2) CONTACT: TIM GLAOIS OR DIANE PORTWOOD (804) 541-2352 FIU1S CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: NO STAFF: 1 OFFICER PART TIME, 2 OFFICERS AS NEE~EO RAPE - VICTIM OR VICTOR VOLUNTEERS: YES CHILD ABUSE: CRADLE OF VIOLENCE CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: YES WHO DO YOU TELL CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO INCEST - THE VICTIM NOBODY BELIEVES CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: YES EVERY HOUR EVERY DAY BOOKED FOR SAFE KEEPING PROGRAMS MARIJUANA WHAT HAVE YOU GOT TO LOSE? NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE IDENTIFICATION, D.A.R.E., RAPE PREVENTION, ELDERLY THE CASE FOR NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH CRI~E PREVENTION, CHILD SAFETY, DRUG AWARENESS, HOW TO SAY NO TO A RAPIST ANO SURVIVE HOME SECURITY, BUSINESS SECURITY CHILO MOLESTATION: WHEN TO SAY NO YOU' REI N CHARGE RESOURCES COPS MAN IN THE MIDDLE DISPLAYS: LOCKS, DRUGS LAST MINUTE TO CHOOSE BICYCLE RIDING REMINDERS AUDIO VISUAL: CRIME: IT'S A MATTER OF TIME OUNCE OF PREVENTION ~ AN ACT OF VIOLENCE BEATING THE BURGLAR CALL THE NEXT WITNESS CRIME PREVENTION CRIME PREVENTION - ROLE OF THE CITIZEN DRUGS I N THE 80' s FRAUD AND OTHER CON GAMES HOSTAGE - IT COULD BE YOU (continued next page) I------~------HOPEWELL POLICE DEPARTMENT (continued) LYNCHBURG ~ DEPARTMENT (continued) SLIDES (continued) RESOURCES LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF THE JURY DISPLAYS: LOCKS, GLASS, DRUGS, McGRUFF COSTUME NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH PROTECT YOUR BUSINESS AUDIO VISUAL: R.ADAR ON TRIAL 1!:.lQll REACH OUT SAFETY NET DRUGS OF ABUSE AMERICA'S HEARTACHE SELF PROTECTION THE SILENT EPIDEMIC AM~~!CA'S TOUGHEST GANG YOUR LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER AND YOU FILM STRIPS .El.!:!1? WINNIE THE POOH SERIES - ON YOUR WAY T0 SCHOOL SCARED STRAIGHT (VOL. I & II) 6-PROGRAMS 1!.!2ill WALT DISNEY SERIES - CAREFUL WITH STRANGERS 3-PROGRAMS CAN'T YOU SEE ME? NIJ CRIME FILE FlU'!:) DRUG PROF! LING HOPEWELL PHYSICAL FITNESS PROGRAM BEWARE OF STRANGERS GAMES PEOPLE PLAY LAW ENFORCEMENT YOUTH CAMP RIP OFF ON YOUR WAY TO SCHOOL AN OUNCE OF PREVENTION RAPE: A PREVENTIVE INQUIRY SENIOR POWER UNTIL I GET CAUGHT LEXINGTON POLICE DEPARTMENT CHIEF OF POLICE SO I TOOK IT WHAT'S A COP 300 EAST WASH! NGTON STREET BRUCE M. BEARD, JR. STICKY FINGERS ANGEL tJEATH LEXINuTUN, VA 24450 (703) 463-2112 BUNCO BOYS USERS LOOSEHS GUN WISE DOUBLE JEOPARDY ORGANIZATION ME: AN ALCOHOLIC TWO COPS NOT A WEAPON NOR A STAR BEWARE THE RAP 1ST CONTACT: SGT. STEVE CROWDER (703) 463-2112 CRIME AT HOME TRAFFIC TRIALS CRIME PREVENTI0N UNIT: YES TARGET FOH TERROR STAFF: 2 OFFICERS AS NEEDED CRIME PREVENTION - IT'S ELEMENTARY VOLUNTEERS: YE S SHOPLIFTERS - THE CRIMINAL HORDES CRIME PREVENTION COUNC, l YES CRIME PREVENT,rON NEWSLdTER: NO VIDEO CRIME P~EVENTION AWARDS: NO REACH OUT PROGRAMS NEIGHBORHOOO WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION MANASSAS CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT CHIEF OF POLICE IDENTIFICATI0N, D.A.R.E., McGRUFF SCHOOL PROGRAM, 951 a FA'IRVI!if'"iW[NUE SAMUEL S. ELLIS RAPE PREVENTION, ELDERLY CRIME PREVENTIUN, CHILD MANASSAS, VA 22110 (703) 361-4121 SAFETY, DRUG AWARENESS, HOME SECURITY, BUSINESS SECURITY ORGANIZATION RESOURCES CONTACT: MARC J. WOOLVERTON (703) 361-9490 OR 4121 CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: YES DISPLAYS: DRUGS, PUPPETS, McGRUFF COSTUME STAFF: 1 OFFICER FULL TIME VOLUNTEERS: YES CRIME P~ EVENTlON COUNC IL: NO LYNCHBllRG POLICE DEPARTMENT CHIEF OF POLICE CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO POST OfFICE BOX 199 JOSEPH M. SEIFFERT CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO LYNCHBURG, VA 24505 (804) 847-1406 PROGRAMS ORGANIZATION NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION CONTACT: CMOR. W. R. TWEEDY (804) 847-1375 IDENTIFICATION, SCHOOL RESOURCE OFFICER, RAPE CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: YES PREVENTION, ELDERLY CR IME PR EVENTION, CH I LD SAFETY, STAFF: 4 OFFICERS FULL TIME DRUG AWARENESS, HOME SECURITY, BUSINESS SECURITY VOLUNTEERS: YES CRlI~E PREVENnDN COUNCIL: NO RESOURCES CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO DISPLAYS: LOCKS, DOORS, WINDOWS, DRUGS, ~cGRUFF COSTUME PROGRAMS AUDIO VISUAL: NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION FILMS IDENTIFICATION, OFFICER FRIENOLY, RAPE PREVENTION, I ELDERLY CHIME PREVENTION, CHILD SAFETY, DRUG PORTRAIT OF A VANDAL AWARENESS, HCJ.lE SECURITY, BUS1NESS SECURITY, CRlI~E AT HCJ.lE - WHAT TO DO I FIREARMS SAFETY, CPTED INVITATION TO A BURGLARY VANDALS 1 ( conti nued) SECURITY SURVEYS I------~------6- MANASSAS PARK CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT CH I EF OF POLICE NEWPORT HEWS POLICE DEPARTMENT CHIEF OF POLICE 3~~ MA"NASS'ATURfvr--- WILLIAM F. HUDSON 210 25"FHSTIITr JAY A. CAREY, JR. MANASSAS, VA 22111 (703) 361-4121 NEWPORT NEWS, VA 23607 (804) 247-8461 ORGANIZATION ORGANIZATION CONTACT: LT. JOHN FENNER (703) 361-1137 CONTACT: PATRICIA C. RICHTER (804) 874-3330 OR 247-87B6 CHIME PREVENTIllN UNIT: NO CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: YES STAFF: PERSONNEL ASSIGNEU AS NEEDEU STAFF: 5 OFFICERS & 1 CIVILIAN FULL TIME VOLUNTEERS: NO VOLUNTEEKS: YES CRIME PI~EVENTION COUNCIL: NO CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: YES CKIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: YES CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO PROGRAMS PROGRAMS NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION IDENTIFICATION, CHILD SAFETY, HOME SECURITY, IDENTIFICATION, D.A.R.E., RAPE PREVENTION, ELDERLY BUSINESS SECURITY CRIME PREVENTION, OPERATION PROM, OPERATION AWARE, CHILD SAFETY, DRUG AWARENESS, HOME SECURITY, BUSINESS RESOURCES SECURITY, CRIME STOPPERS, CPTED

DISPLAYS: LOCX.S RESO~CES DISPLAYS: LOCKS, DRUGS, PUPPETS. McGRUFF COSTUME, MARTINSVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT CHIEF OF POLICE CRIME WATCH VAN POST OFFIC~llOl TERRY L. ROOP MARTINSVILLE, VA 24114 (703) 362-6381 AUDIO VISUAL: ORGAN IZATiON SLIDES CONTACT: LT. K. L. KANODE (703) 638-8021 AMERICA'S TOUGHEST GANG CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: YES AN ACT OF VIOLENCE: RAPE STAFF: 9 OFFICERS & 2 CIVILIANS PART TIME BRIARFIELD PROJECT VULUNTEERS: YES BURGLARY PREVENTION CKIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: NO CHILD ABUSE: THE SILENT EPIDEMIC CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO CRIME PREVENTION: THROUGH ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO CRIME PREVENTION: WHAT & WHY? DRUGS & ALCOHOL NINE TU FIVE PROGRAMS DRUGS OF ABUSE EVERY SECUND COUNTS: CRIME PREVENTION NEIGH8URHUOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, SCHOOL FRAUD 7 CON GAMES RESOUKCE OFFICER, RAPE PREVENTION, ELUERLY CRIME MARIJUANA I N THE CLASSROOo1 PREVENTION, CHILD SAFETY, DRUG AWARENESS, HOME SAFE DRIVING TECHNIQUES SECURITY, BUSINESS SECURITY, CRIME STOPPERS SELF -PROTECT ION STEERING STRAIGHT: DRUGS RESOURCES THE INSIDE STORY: DRUGS TUNED OUT: DRUGS DISPLAYS: LOCKS, DRUGS, McGRUFF COSTUME WIPE OUT VANDALISM OPERATION AWARE: DRUGS AUDIU VISUAL: AMERICA'S HEARTACHE: CHILD SAFETY AND ABUSE SLIDES NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH DON'T INVITE BURGLARS AMERICA'S HEARTACHE GDING AWAY AN ACT OF VIULENCE - RAPE COCAI NE CHILD ABUSE: THE SILENT EPIDEMIC CRIME PREVENTION, IT'S ELEMENTARY PATCH THE PONY (FILMSTRIP SERIES) RETHINKING RAPE PROTECT OUR CHILoo.EN SOMEONE YOU KNo..I SELF-PROTECTION - IT'S A MATTER OF COMMON SENSE SAYING NO ~ DRUGS AND ALCOHOL DRUGS OF ABUSE WHO DO YOU TELL? MARIJUANA - IN THE CLASSROOM SO I YOOK IT MARIJUANA - THE INSIOE STORY CLUBHOUSE STEERING STRAIGHT DYNAMICS OF A CRASH DRUGS IN THE EIGHTIES SAFETY BELTS SAVE LIVES CRACK RISK THE SAFETY NET HEADACHE AMERICA'S TUUGHEST GANG THE EGG BEATING THE BURGLAR I'M NO FOOL (WALT DISNEY) DON'T BE A VICTIM OF BURGLARS SELF-PROTECTION FOR WOMEN EVERY EIGHT SECONDS TOUCH FRPUD AND OTHE,R CON GAMES THE DAY BICYCLES DISAPPEARED ON THE LOOKOUT JUVENILE JUSTICE: WHY CAN'T! GO HOo1E? PROTECT YOUR HOME WHO'S NEIGHBORHOOD IS THIS? THE ANONYMOUS THIEF - SHOPLIFTING SENIOR POWER AND HOW TO USE IT WIPE UUT VANDALISM WHAT HAVE YOU GOT TO LOSE? COURTROOM TESTIMONY WHAT TADOO -7- NORFOLK POLICE DEPARTMENT CHIEF OF POLICE NORFOLK ~ DEPARTMENT (continued) 811 E~TY HALL AVENUE HENRY P. HENSON NORFOLK, VA 23510 (804) 441-2261 ~ (continued) ORGANIZATION YOU BE THE JUDGE LITTLE PUSHER CONTACT: SGT. ROBERT C. SMITH (804) 588-1340 EVERY HOUR EVERY DAY CIHME PREVENTION UNIT: YES j ORD IAARY PEOPLE STAFF: 5 OFFICEKS FULL TIME IT CAN HAP PE N TO YOU VOLUNTEEKS: NO BICYCLES ARE BEAUTIFUL CRI~E PREVENTION COUNCIL: YES THEY'RE OUT TO GET YOU CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO THINGS AREN'T WHAT THEY USED TO BE CKIME PREVENTION AWARDS: YES PLANT PILFERAGE INVITATION TO BURGLARY PROGRAMS EMERGENCIES IN THE MAKING PILL POPPERS NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION MARIJUANA - NARKATION IDENTIFICATION, D.A.R.E., RAPE PREVENTION, ELDERLY THE PROBLEM OF AMPHETAMI NE ABUSE CRINE PREVENTION, CHILD SAFETY, HGIE SECURITY, LSD BUSINESS SECURITY, CRIME SOLVERS, CPTED THE SHOPLIFTER RESOURCES HORTON POLICE DEPARTMENT CHIEF OF POLICE DISPLAYS: lOCKS, DOORS, WINDOWS, ALARMS, ---pij'5T OFFICE BOX 618 SAMUEL A. MONGLE LIGHTING, GLASS, McGRUFF COSTUME NORTuN, VA 24273 (703) 679-1211 AUDIO VISUAL: ORGANIZATION FILMS CONTACT: CHIEF SAMUEL A. MaNGLE (703) 679-1211 NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: NO TARGET FOR TERROR STAFF: 4 OFFICERS PART TIME YOU CAN'T JUDGE A CROOK BY HIS COVER VOLUNTEERS: YES NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: YES BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO THE THEFT CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: YES WHAT HAVE YOU GOT TO lOSE THE DOOR WAS LOCKED PROffiAMS SENIOR POWER RAPE - A PREVENTIVE INQUIRY NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, OPERATION IDENTIFICATION, D.A.R.E., LADY BEWARE OFFICER FRiENDLY, RAPE PREVENTION, ELDERLY CRIME WALK WITHOUT FEAR PREVENTION, DRUG AWARENESS, HOME SECURITY, PROTECTION FOR WOMEN BUSINESS SECURITY, CPTED SELF·DEFENSE FOR GIRLS STREET CRIME - WHAT TO DO HOW TO PROTECT YOUR BIKE PETERSBURG POLICE DEPARTMENT CHIEF OF POLICE MEETING STRANGERS 37 EAST ~TKEET LARRY R. No.Ic':\y THE CHILD MOLESTER PETERSBURG, VA 23803 (804) 732-0+222 HARDEN THE TARGET YOU AND THE BANK ROBBER ORGANIZATION YOU'~E JUST ASKING FOR IT BURGLARY IS YOUR BUSINESS CONTACT: FLO RANDOLPH (804) 732-4222, EXT. 231 CAUGHT CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: YES CRISIS MANAGEMENT STAFF: 1 OFFICER FULL TIME BETTER SAFE THAN SORRY VOLUNTEERS: YES THE ALCOHOLISM FILM CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: YES CRmE AT HCME - WHAT TO DO CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: YES WHOSE NEIGHBORHOOD IS THIS CRIME PREVENTIQN AWARDS: YES THE INSIDERS CUPS PROGRAMS 11:59 - LAST MINUTE TO CHOOSE WHAT'S A COP NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION RIP OFF IDENTIFICATION, D.A.R.E., SCHOOL RESOURCE OFFICER, THE BUNCO BOYS RAPE PREVENTION, ELDERLY CRIME PREVENTION, CHILQ POLICE AND COMMUNITY RESPECT FOR EACH OTHER SAFETY, DRUG AWARENESS, HOME SECURITY, BUSINESS YOU AND THE LAW SECURITY, CRIME STOPPERS DEFENSIVE BIKE RIDER 1 - SMART ABOUT MONEY RESOURCES I MUGGED SAFE ON THE STREET DISPLAYS: LOCKS, ALARMS, GLASS, DRUGS, McGRUFF COSTUME OUT AND ABOUT HCME SECURITY AUDIO VISUAL: THE POLICEMAI~ AND HIS JOB SLIDES POLICEMAN - DAY AND NIGHT HELICOPTERS PEDESTRIAN SAFETY AND PLAY SAFETY THE INSIDE STORY BICYCLE SAFETY AND YOU (continued) -,\ continued on next· a e)

-8- PETERSBURG POLICE DEPARTMENT (continued) PORTSMOUTH POLICE DEPARTMENT (continued)

~ (continued) PROffiAMS BICYCLE SAFETY AND H(loIE SAFE'i'Y NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION DRUG 10 IDENTIFICATION, D.A.R.E., McGRUFF SCHOOL PRDGRA1~, ROBBEt{Y AND THE BUSI NES~Ali RAPE PREVENTION, ELDERLY CRIME PREVENTION, CHiLD NEIGHBORHOOD ~ATCH SAFETY, HANDICAPPED CRIME PREVENTION, DRUG AWARENESS, MEET THE SURGLAR HQoIE SECURITY, BUSINESS SECURITY, CRIME STOPPERS, FT. LEE TRANSIENT ORIENTATION PROGRAM CPTEU CRIME PREVENTION THROUGH ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN DRUG IDENTIFICATIUN RESOURCES MARIJUANA PLANTS SMART ASOUT "llNEY DISPLAYS: LOCKS, DOORS, WINDOWS, ALARMS, PUPPETS, HCJo1E SECUR ITY ROBOT, McGRUFF COSTUME SAFE ON THE STREETS OUT AND ABOUT AUDIO VISUAL: VANDALISM FI l)IS ROBBERY AND THE PRIVATE CITIZEN LADY TAKE WARNING THE DOOR WAS LOCKED PETERSBURG POLICE STORY WHAT HAVE YOU GOT TO LOSE? THE LOSERS FILMS BRIDGE FRQoI NO PLACE THE SPEED SCENE NOBODY'S VICTIM LADY BEWARE BETTER SAFE THAN SORRY THE CHILD MOLESTER . I HANDLING THE JUVENILE OFFENDER INVITATION TO BURGLARY ~HY CAN'T I GO HCJo1E TAKE ANOTHER LOOK CAUGHT IN A RIP-OFF POLICE AND CQoIMUNITY RESPECT FOR EACH OTHER THE LADDER DUWN BIKE SAFETY K-6TH GRADE THE UNMET CHALLENGE: VIOLENT YOUTH STOP BEFORE YOU TRY DRUGS YOU BE THE JUDGE SAFETY IS AN ATTITUDE THE RELUCTANT DELINqUENT POLICEMEN ARE YOUR FRIENDS PREVENTION AND DELINQUENCY TREATMENT WHAT'S A COP FEAR AND ANX I ETV WHOSE NEIGHBORHOOD IS THIS FACING TQoIORROW IT'S A MATTER OF TIME DISASTER STRIKES SENIOR POWER THE DOOR WAS LOCKED COMt~N SENSE SELF-DEFENSE STICK Y FINGERS MORE WAYS TO USE SENIOR POWER WHAT HAVE YOU GOT TO LOSE? KNOW EXACTLY WHAT TO DO THE PAPER HANGERS BETTER SAFE THAN SORRY REPORT WRITING (THE SUPERVISOR'S RESP0NSIBILITY) YOUR SCHOOL SAFETY PATROL REPORT wRITING (THE KEY TO CONVICTION) HALLOWEEN SAFETY ,I CRIME PREVENTION: IT'S ELEMENTARY THUMBS DOWN (HITCHHIKER) THE BOB HOPE SHOW 196B CITIZENS BANK RADIO, HUE AND CRY LAST MINUTE TO CHOOSE THE COST OF CRIME I ONCE UPON A ROBBERY RAPE VICTIM OR VICTOR MUGGERS THE GREAT AMERICAN RIP-OFF I NEIGHBORHOOO WATCH WHAT'S A COP I------J INTROOUCTION TO CRIME PREVENTION POQUOSON POLlCE DEPARTMENT CHIEF OF POLlCE RAPE: A PR EVENTIVE I NQU IRY 830 P04UOSUN AVE NuE JOHN T. WH ITE RIP-OFF POQUOSON, VA 23662 (804) 868-7151 BUNCLl BOYS WHOSE NEIGHBORHOOD IS THIS? ORGANIZATION UNDER ARREST CONTACT: PENNY HOLLOWAY (804) 868-8568 CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: NO PORTSMOUTH POLICE DEPARTMENT CHIEF OF POLICE STAFF: 1 OFFICER PART TIME 711 C~AWFO~D STREET JOSEPH S. KOZIOL VOLUNTEERS: NO PORTSMOUTH, VA 23704 (804) 393-8257 CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: NO CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO ORGANIZATION CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO CONTACT: LT. CHARLES O. NEAL (804) 393-8259 PROGRAMS CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: YES STAFF: 5 OFFICERS FULL TIME NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATILlN VOLUNTEERS: YES IOENTIFICATION, PATCH THE PONY, RAPE PREVENTION, CRII4E PREVENTION COUNCIL: YES CHILD SAFETY, DRUG AWARENESS, HOME SECURITY, CRII~E PREVENTIUN NEWSLETTER: YES BUSINESS SECURITY, CRIME STOPPERS CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: YES RESOURCES (continued) DISPLAYS: LOCKS, DRUGS

-9- RADFORD POLICE DEPARTMENT CHIEF OF POLICE RICrtlONO BUREAU OF E.Q.!Jg (continued) 601 F1"i'fST"5'TREET ROY BOLEN RADFORD, VA 24141 (703) 639-5591 £.l.!:t!I (continu~d) ORGANIZATION MYTHS OF SHOPLIFTING INTRUSION CONSPIRACY CONTACT: DET. GARY HARMON (703) 731-3627 AN OUNCE OF PREVENTION CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: NO THE SHOPLIF TER STAFF: 1 OFFICER AS NEEDED NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH VOLUNTEERS: NO BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: NO CHILDREN GROWING UP WITH OTHER PEOPLE CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO THE NATIONAL CRIME PREVENTION TEST - PART .11 CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO WHAT HAVE YOU GOT TO LOSE? THEY'RE OUT TO GET YOU PROGRAMS NO COP'S A HERO (UNTIL YOU NEED ONE) SENIOR POWER NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, D.A.R.E., McGRUFF SCHOOL WHAT'LL I DO IF ••• PROGRAM, RAPE PREVENTION, ELDERLY CRIME IT CAN HAPPEN TO YOU PREVENTION, DRUG AWARENESS CRIMES AGAINST PERSONS FIGHTING CRIMES, WE CAN DO IT RESOURCES WHOSE NEIGHBORHOOD IS THIS MAN IN THE MIDDLE DISPLAYS: PUPPETS, McGRUFF COSTUME SOLUTIONS TO VANDALISM THE PAPERHANGERS INVITATION TO BURGLARY RICI"MO'ND BUREAU OF POLICE CHIEF OF POLICE THE DOOR WAS LOCKED 501 N. 9TH STRE"E"-­ FRANK S. DULING CRIME IN THE HOME RICHMOND, VA 23219 (804) 780-4245 CRIME PREVENTION--IT'S ELEMENTARY CHILDREN IN TRAFFIC--WHY ARE THEY DIFFERENT? ORGANIZATION CONTACT: CAPTAI N KE NNETH E. JENKI NS (804) 780-4632 ROANOKE CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT CHIEF OF POLlCE CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: YES 309 THIRS STREET, S.W. M. D. HOOPER STAFF: 7 OFFICERS FULL TIME ROANOKE, VA 24011 (703) 981-2774 VOLUNTEERS: YES CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: YES ORGANIZATION CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: YES CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: YES CONTACT: SGT. R. E. GRUBB, JR. (703) 981-2134 CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: YES PROGRAMS STAFF: 9 OFFICERS FULL TIME VOLUNTEERS: NO NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: YES IDENTIFICATION, D.A.R.E., OFFICER FRIENDLY, CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO McGRUFF SCHOOL PROGRAM, RAPE PREVENTION, ELDERLY CRIME PREVENTION AWAROS: YES CRII~E PREVENT ION, CHILD SAFETY, HANDICAPPED CRIME PREVENTION. DRUG AWARENESS, HOME SECURITY, BUSINESS PROffiAMS SECURITY, SELF-PROTECTIUN, CRIME STOPPERS, CPTED NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION RESOURCES IDENTIFICATION, OFFICER FRIENDLY, SCHOOL RESOURCE OFFICER, McGRUFF SCHOOL PROGRAM, RAPE PREVENTION, DISPLAYS: LOCKS, DOORS, WINDOWS, GLASS, GRUGS, ELDERLY CRIME PREVENTION, CHILD SAFETY, ORUG McGRUFF COSTUME (2) AWARENESS, HOME SECURITY, BUSINESS SECURITY, CRIME STOPPERS AUDIO VISUAL: RESOURCES MUGGED DISPLAYS: lOCKS, DOORS, WINDo.IS, GLASS, ORUGS, BUS DRIVER PUPPETS, McGRUFF COSTUME THE INSIOE STORY RAPE: A PREVENTIVE INQUIRY AUDIO VISUAL: NOOODY'S VICT 1M FILMS AND SLIDES WHY ME? YOU AND THE BANK ROBBER AN ACT OF VIOLENCE SELF-DEFENSE FOR GIRLS LADY BEWARE CRIME ON THE STREETS CRIME IN THE STREETS WHAT'S A COP RULES FOR HAPPY WALKING THE NATIONAL CRIME PREVENTION TEST - PART I • PROTECT OUR CHILDREN RIP OFF MEETING STRANGERS: RED LIGHT, GREEN LIGHT HOW TO SAY NO TO A RAPIST AND SURVIVE HUSH PUppy'S BIRGHT IDEA THE COST OF CRIME--WHAT YOU CAN DO ABOUT IT CRIME PREVENTION - IT'S ELEMENTARY ARMED ROBBERY: PREPARE TO SURVIVE HEALTH - EDOCATION PROGRAH (DRUG ABUSE - SAFE ON THE STREETS MED ICAl CONSEQUENCES) STREET SAFETY DRUGS OF ABUSE BURGLARY IS YOUR BUSINESS DRUGS IN THE EIGHTIES I (continued) (continued next page) I______L------~------· -10- ROANOKE ill! POLICE DEPARlltENT (continued) SOUTH BOSTON POLICE DEPARTMENT CHIEF OF POLlCE --PUSTOi'FTC'!'"'"WX60B B. H. COVINGTllN FILMS AN~ SLIDES (continued) SOUTH BOSTON, VA 24592 (804) 572-3951 WHEN TEENAGERS DRIVE ORGANIZATION ALCOHOL - HOW MUCH IS TOO MUCH ALCOHOL TRIGGER FILM FUR JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL CONTACT: B. H. COVINGTON (B04) 572-3951 WHY BE DOWN WHEN YOU CAN BE UP CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: NO EPIDEMIC: KIDS, DRUGS AND ALCOHOL STAFF: PERSONNEL ASSIGNED AS NEEDED STARTING EARLY VOLUNTEERS: YES DIAGNUSIS: TEEN ALCOHOLIC CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: YES I.,{A\,;!; CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO COCAINE CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO THE TRUTH ABOUT MARIJUANA AN INSIDE JOB: EMPLOYEE THEFT PROffi AMS THE ANuNYMOUS THIEF SHOPLIFTING - IT'S A CRIME NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, CHILD SAFETY CAUGHT YOUR LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER AND YOU FRAUD AND OTHER CON GAMES STAUNTON POLICE DEPARTMENT CHIEF OF POLlCE VANDALISM: MILLION DOLLAR PRANK 1114 W~JOHNSON STREET GRAFTON L. WELLS SAFE ANll SOUND STAUNTON, VA 24467 (703) 886-0037 PRUTECT YOUR LIFE NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH ORGANIZATION PROTECT YOUR BUSINESS LET'S STOP BURGLARIES CONTACT: JIM FLOWER (703) 886-0037 BEATING THE BURGLAR CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: YES ON THE LOOKOUT STAFF: 1 OFFICER FULL TIME, 43 OFFICERS PART TIME wHAT HAVE YOU GOT TO LOSE VOLUNTEERS: YES . THE CASE FOR NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: NO SENIOR PUWER CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: YES YOU CAN'T JUDGE A CROOK BY HIS COVER CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO CRIME - IT'S A MATTER OF TIME HOME AND PROPERTY PROTECTION PROffiAMS \------' NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION SALEM POLICE DEPARTMENT CHIEF OF POLlC E IDENTIFICATION, TIPS, OFFICER FRIENDLY, SCHOOL --r6 rnrcALHGUN SfREET HARRY T. HASK 1 NS, JR. RESOURCE OFFICER, RAPE PREVENTION, ELDERLY CRIME SALEM, VA 24153 (703) 375-3010 PREVENTION, CHILD SAFETY. DRUG AWARENESS, HOME SECURITY, BUSINESS SECURITY ORGAN IZ II. TI ON RESOURCES CONTACT: LT. R. E. GWALTNEY OR DET. M.H. LUTZ (703) 37~-3084 DISPLAYS: LOCKS, DRUGS, McGRUFF COSTUME CRU~E PREVENTION UNIT: YES STAFF: 2 UFFICERS AS NEEDED AUD 10 VI SUAL: VOLUNTEERS: NO .ill..Qli ! CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: NO CRIME PREVENTIUN NEWSLETTER: NO SELF-PROTECTION \' CRIME PREVENTlllN AWARDS: NO WIPE OUT VANDALISM FRAUD AND OTHER CON MMES I PROGRAMS DRUG ABUSE BURGLARY PREVENTION IN PRIVATE RESIDENCES NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION ROO BERY AND THE BUS I NESSMAH I IDENTIFICATION, D.A.R.E., OFFICER FRIENOLY, SCHOOL • BICYCLE LOCKS RESUURCE OFFICER, ELDERLY CRIME PREVENTION, CHILD NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH SAFETY, DRUG AWARENESS, HOME SECURITY, BUSINESS BEATING THE BURGLAR I SECURITY, CRIME STOPPERS CRIME PREVENTION CRIME PREVENTION THROUGH ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN I RESOURCES RUBBERY AND THE PRIVATE CITIZEN BLAST PIG CAP S I DISPLAYS: LOCKS, DRUGS, McGRUFF COSTUME ------! AUDIO VISUAL: SUfFOLK POLICE DEPARTMENT CHIEF OF POLICE I SLIDES POST 0rITIT BOX 1678 GILBERT F. JACKSON J SUFFOLK, VA 23434 (304) 934-3111 I BEATING THE BURGLAR I FRAUD AND OTHER CON GAMES ORGANIZATION I CRIME PREVENTION - WHAT AND WHY WIPE OUT VANDALISM CONTACT: DET. J. J. MARX (804) 934-3111. EXT. 359 CRIME PREVENTION - ROLE OF THE CITIZEN CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: NO NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH STAFF: 1 OFFICER PART TIME COMloUNITIES COMBAT CRIME VOLUNTEERS: NO CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: NO CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO (continued nextjlaite) -11- SUFFOLK POLICE DEPARTMENT (cont i nued) VIRGINIA ~ POLICE DEPARTl4ENT (continiJed) PROGRAMS AUDIO VISUAL: SLIDES NEIGHBuRHOOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, CHILD SAFETY, DRUG AWA~ENESS. HUME SECURITY, BUSINESS SECURITY, STRANGER DANGER SELF-DEFENSE, CRIME STOPPERS FRAUD AND CON GAMES SECURITY SURVEY FOR BUSINESSES RESOURCES BEATING THE BURGLAR

DISF'LA YS : LOCKS, DRUGS ~ AUDru VISUAL: BOY WHO LIKED SHOPl. 1FT I NG SLIDES WHEN TO SAY NO PE RSONAL SAFETY NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH CRIME PREVENTION: THEN AND NOW .Y.!..Qill. ~ ESCAPE CHILD MOLESTERS: FACT OR FICTION BETTER SAFE THAN SORRY I, II, III ST~ANGER IN THE CAR THE PLASTIC CRIllI NAL UNDEKSTANDING IS A TWO-WAY STREET WAYNESBORO POLICE DEPARTMENT CHIEF OF POLICE THE PAPERHANGERS 250 SOUTH WAYNE AVENUE HORACE L. GLEASON, JR. THE SHOPLIFTER WAYNESBORO, VA 22980 (703) 943-9264 NEW POLICE/FAMILY CRISIS SPEEDSCENE ORGANIZATION WHAT HAVE YOU GOT TO LOSE? MOMENT OF DECISION CONTACT: T. W. HARRIS (703) 943-9264 SCOG CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: YES RAPE: A PREVENTIVE INQUIRY STAFF: 1 OFFICER FULL TIME, 6 OFFICERS AS NEEDED AN OUNCE OF PREVENTION VOLUNTEEHS: YES FO~EST OF THE NIGHT CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: NO DISTU~BANCE CALLS CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO CRIMES IN PROGRESS CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE 11 : 59 - LAST I'If NUTE ro CHOOSE PROGRAMS BASIC SECURITY SURVEYS WE HAVE AN ADDICT IN THE HOUSE NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION BICYCLE SAFETY IDENTIFICATION, SCHOOL RESOURCE OFFICER, McGRUFF ON GUARD - BUNCO SCHOOL PROGRAM, RAPE PREVENTION, ELDERLY CRIME THE SECRET LOVE OF LINDA BLAIR PREVENTION, CHILD SAFETY, HOME SECURITY, BUSINESS ~HAT' S A COP SECURITY FIFTH STREET 99 BOTTLES OF BEER RESOURCES CKIME IN THE STREETS DISPLAYS: LOCKS, DOORS, WINDOWS, ALARMS, LIGHTING, GLASS, DRUGS, PUPPETS, McGRUF F ROBOT, VIRGINIA BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT CHIEF OF POLICE McGRUFF COSTUME MUNIC IPAL CENTEJ{ CHARLES R. WALL VIRGINIA BEACH, VA 23456 (804) 427-4354 AUDIO VISUAL: FIU1S ORGANIZATION DRIVE AGAINST DRUNKS WITH CASSETTE CONTACT: L. K. DUNN (804) 427.414q SAY "YES" TO SEAT BELTS WITH CASSETTE CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: YES HANDWRITING ON THE WALL STAFF: 7 UFFICERS FULL TIME VANDALISM: IT'S A DOGS LIFE VOLUNTEERS: YES SIGNS OF LIFE - VANDALISM CRII~E PREVENTION COUNCIL: YES CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: YES VIDEOS CRIME PREVENTIUN AWARDS: YES TRIALS OF STATE VS. GOLD E. LOCKS PROGRAMS BB WOLF VS. CURLY PIG BURGLARY: A CRIME THAT HITS HOME NEI~HBORHUUO WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION IDENTIFICAiION, ESCAPE, RAPE PREVENTION, ELDERLY CRli~E PREVENTION, CHILD SAFETY, DRUG AWARENESS, H~1E SECURITY, BUSINESS SECURITY, CRIME STOPPERS, CPTED RESOURCES DISPLAYS: LOCKS, DOORS, WINDOWS, DRUGS, McGRUFF ROBOT, McGRUFF COSTUME

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-12- WILLIAMSBURG POLICE DEPARTMENT CHIEF OF POLICE 425 AKMISTEJlD AVE/WE LARRY G. VARDELL WILLIAMSBURG. VA 231B5 (B04) 220-2332 ORGANIZATION CONTACT: DENNIS BAINES (BU4) 220-2331 CRIME PREVENTIllN UNIT: YES STAFF: 1 OFFICER FULL TIME, 2 OFFICERS PART TIME VOLUNTEERS: NU CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: NO CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: YES PROGRAMS NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH. SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION IDENTIFICATION, SCHOUL RESOUORCE OFFICER, RAPE PREVENTION, ELDERLY CRIME PREVENTION, CHILD SAFETY. DRUG AWARENESS, HOME SECURITY, BUSINESS SECURITY. CRIME STOPPERS, CPTED RESOURCES DISPLAYS: LOCKS, DRUGS AUDIO VISUAL: ~ MARIJUANA IN THE CLASSROOM DRUG OF ABUSE FRAUD AND OTHER CON GAMES BEATING THE BURGLAR HOME SECURITY/NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH MARIJUANA: THE INSIDE STURY FILMS PSYCHOACTIVE SAFETY ~ELT A/V KIT THE CLUB HOUSE SO I TOOK IT VISUAL DETECTION WHILE INTOXICATED TARGET FOR TERROR

WINCHESTER POLICE DEPARTMENT CHIEF OF POLICE 126 N. CAME~ON STREET FLOYD A. BARLEY WINCHESTER, VA 22501 (703) 562-4131 ORGANIZATION CuNTACT: CAPTAIN PRESTON O. JOLLY (703) 557-1113 CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: YES STAFF: 2 OFFICERS PART TIME VOLUNTEERS: YE S CRIME PREVENTII.lN COUNCIL: YES CRII~E PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: YES CRI!~E PREVENTILlN AWARDS: YES PROGRAMS NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION IDEIITIF ICATIUN, McGRUFF SCHOOL PROGRAM. RAPE PREVENTION, ELOERLY CRIME PREVENTION, CHILD SAFETY, DRUG AWARENESS. HOME SECURITY. BUSINESS SECURITY, BANK ROBBERY, BL~K PARENT, CRII~E STOPPERS RESOURCES h DISPLAYS: LOCKS, DOORS, WINOOWS, ALARMS, LIGHTING, DRUGS, PUPPETS, McGRUFF COSTUME ALBEMARLE COUNTY POLICE DEPARTMENT CHIEF OF POLICE AMELIA COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT SHERIFF 401 Mcl~S~ FRANCIS W. JOHNSTONE --POST OFFICE BUX 463 HAROLD H. OSBORNE CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA 22901 (804) 296-2112 AMELIA, VA 23002 (804) 561-2118 ORGANIZATION ORGANIZATION CONTACT: BRUCE E. BONO (804) 296-2112 CONTACT: SHERIFF HAROLD H. OSBORNE (804) 561-2113 CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: YES CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: NO STAFF: 1 OFFICER FULL TIME STAFF: ASSIGNED AS NEEDED VOLUNTEERS: YES VOLUNTEERS: YES CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: YES CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: YES C~!f~E PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO CRIME PREVENTION AWAROS: NO CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO PROGRAMS PROGRAMS NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION IDENTIFICATIuN, T.I.P.S., O.A.R.E., RAPE PREVENTION, IDENTIFICATION, HOME SECURITY, BUSINESS SECURITY, ELDERLY CRIME PREVENTION, CHILD SAFETY, HANDICAPPED CRIME STOPPERS/CRIME SOLVERS CRIME PREVENTION, DRUG AWARENESS, HOME SECURITY, BUSINESS SECURITY, CRIME STOPPERS, CPTED RESOUR CES RESOURCES DISPLAYS: LOCKS I DISPLAYS: LOCKS, DRUGS, McGRUFF COSTUME /------AMHERST COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT SHERIFF POST OFFICE BUX 531 MIC:JAE ... W. COX ALLEGHANY ~ SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT SHER IFF AMHERST, VA 24521 (304) 946-5517 LEON P. SMITH 309 N. COURT STREET (703) 96~-2221 ORGANIZATION COVINGTON, VA 24426 CONTACT: MICHAEL W. COX (804) 946-9300 ORGANIZATION CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: NO STAFF: 1 DEPUTY AS NEEDED CUNTACT: DALE MUTERSPAUGH (703) 962-2221 VOLUNTEERS: NO CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: YES CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: NO STAFF: 2 DEPUTIES AS NEEDED CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO VOLUNTEERS: NO CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO C~IME PREVENTION COUNCIL: NO CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO PROGRAMS CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, CHILD SAFETY PROGRAMS RESOURCES NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION IDENTIFICATION, McGRUFF SCHOOL PROGRAM, RAPE DISPLAYS: LOCKS, D~UGS PREVENTION, ELDERLY CRIME PREVENTION, CHILD SAFETY, DRUG AWARENESS, HOME SECURITY, BUSINESS SECURITY, CRIME STUPPERS APPOMATTOX COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT SHERIFF j POST OFFICE BOX 366 JAMES Eo RIC,ARJSJ'l I RESOURCES APPOMATTOX, VA 24522 (804) 352-82~1 DISPLAYS: LOCKS, DOORS, WINDOWS, ALARMS, LIGHTING, ORGANIZATION GLASS, DRUGS, PUPPETS, McGRUFF COSTUME CONTACT: R. W. BALIlIIN (804) 352-3241 AUDlU VISUAL: CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: YES STAFF: 1 DEPUTY FULL TIME SLIDES VOLUNTEERS: YES CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: YES BEATING THE BURGLAR CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO SELF .PROTECTION WIPE OUT VANDALIS~ PROGRAMS CRIME PREVENTION THROUGH ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN CH I LD MOLESTI NG NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, OPEKATION FRAUD AND OTHER CUN GAMES IDENTIFICATION, D.A.R.E., RAPE PREVENTION, ELDERLY CALL THE NEXT WITNESS CRIME PREVENTION, CHILO SAFETY, DRUG AWARENESS, CRIME PREVENTION - WHAT AND WHY HOME SECURITY, BUSINESS SECURITY, CPTEO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF THE JURY RESUURCES DISPLAYS: LOCKS, DRUGS

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ARLINGTON COUNTY POLICE DEPARTMENT CHIEF OF POLICE ARLINGTON ~~ DEPARTMENT (continued) 210U 15TRSiR£I'i";NURTH WILLIAM K. STOVER ARLINGTON, VA 22201 (703) 558-2310 ~ (continued) ORGANIZATION BETTER SAFE THAN SORRY III BEWARE OF STRANGERS CONTACT: LT. GIL HARING (703) 558-2382 BICYCLE DRIVER CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: YES BICYCLES ARE BEAUTIFUL STAFF: 15 OFFICERS, 1 CIVILIAN FULL TIME CAMP BROWN 1941 VOLUNTEERS: NO CLUBHOUSE CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: NO CRIME PREVENTION: IT'S ELEMENTARY CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: YES CRIMI NAL JUSTICE SYSTEM CHIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO DRUGS AND THE NERVOUS SYSTEM EVERY HOUR EVERY DAY PROGRAMS FREEWAY DRIVING TACTICS HELP, I'M A COP NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION HOW TO SAY NO TO A RAPIST IDENTIFICATION, D.A.R.E., OFFICER FRIENDLY, SCHOOL HOW TO SAY NO TO A RAPIST - REEL 2 RESOURCE OFFICER, McGRUFF SCHOOL PROGRAM, RAPE I'M NO FOOL PREVENTION, ELDERLY CRIME PREVENTION, CHILD MAIN EVENT SAFETY, HANDICAPPED CRIME PREVENTION, DRUG MAYDAY AWARENESS, HOME SECURITY, BUSINESS SECURITY, MOTORCYCLE TACTICS CPTEO NO COP'S A HERO NOOODY'S VICTIM RESOURCES ONE ROAD ONE SECOND TO SAFETY DISPLAYS: LOCKS, DOORS, WINDOWS, ALARMS, LIGHTING, PATROL CAMP 1967 GLASS, DRUGS ,ROBOT, McGRUFF COSTUME POLICE DAY/NIGHT SAFETY CIRCUS AUaI(}' VISUALS: STOP, LOOK AND THINK lli.l£ STUFF THE BICYCLE DRIVER BIKE SECURITY THE DAY THE BICYCLE DISAPPEARED (2 IN STOCK) CAMP 1981 THE GLUG CAREER IN LAW ENFORCEMENT #2 THE PILL POPPERS CHILD ABUSE: THE SILENT EPIDEMIC THE UNTEACHABLES CRrr~INAL JSUTICE SYSTEM: HOW IT WORKS THINKING ABOUT DRINKING DRUGS' OF ABUSE WHY BE DOWN WHEN YOU CAN BE UP i,.ADY TAKE WARNING YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS LAW ENfORCEMENT CAREERS BASIC SECURITY SURVEYS ON THE ALERT CRIME IN THE HOME PATROL CAMP 1980 GAMES PEOPLE PLAY RABBIT HAS A BICYCLE RIDE HOME SECURITY SURVEY SHOPLIFTING HOT CARDS SHORTCUT TO TROUBLE INTRUSION CONSPIRACY TUUR OF POLICE DEPARTMENT, DETENTION CENTER IT'S THE BREAKS VIOLENCE - VANDALISM IN SCHOOLS KNOW EXACTLY WHAT TO DO WALKING - BUS PATROLS LINDA VELZEY IS DEAD BANK ROBBERY LOSS PREVENTION FOR BUSINESS - PART I BEATING THE BURGLAR (AARP) LOSS PREVENTION FOR BUSINESS - PART II BURGLARY PREVENTION ON GUARD - BUNCO COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION RAPE - A PREVENTIVE INQUIRY CRIME PREVENTION: ROLE OF CITIZEN RAPE - VICTIM OR VICTOR FRAUD AND CON GAMES RIP-OFF HOME SECUR ITY SENIOR POWER MOTEL ROBBERY SHOPLIFTER OUT AND ABOUT STICK Y FINGERS RESIDENTIAL BURGLARY STREET CRIME - WHAT TO 00 RESIDENTIAL BURGLARY (VCPA) TARGET FOR TERROR ROBBERY - CONVENIENCE STORES THE BU NCO BOYS SAFE ON THE STREET THE DOOR WAS LOCKED SAFETY TIPS THE PLASTIC TRAIL SECURITY HARDWARE SMART ABOUT MONEY (AARP) STREET ROB BERY SUCCESSFUL BLOCK CLUBS SUPERMARKET ROBBERY WHAT'S HAPPENING ON YOUR BLOCK FILMS 99 BOTTLES ADULT GUARDS FOR SCHOOL CROSSINGS ANGEL DUST BETTER SAFE THAN SORRY II (continued)

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AUuUSTA COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT SHERIFF BOTETOURT COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEP.WT14ENT (continued) 6 E. JOHNSON STHEtT GLENN P. LLOYD STAUNTON, VA 24401 (703) 885-7253 RESOURCES ORGANIZATIUN DISPLAYS: LOCKS, DRUGS CONTACT: LT. N. W. SOURS (703) 885-7253 AUD 10 VI SUAL: CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: NO STAFF: 2 DEPUTIES AS NEEDED VULUNTEERS: NO BEATING THE BURGLAR FRAUD AND OTHER CON GAMES CRIME PREVENTIUN COUNCIL: NO NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH ~HrLD ABUSE - THE SILENT EPIDEMIC CRIME PREVENTI0N NEWSLETTER: NO AN ACT OF VIOLENCE STEERING STRAIGHT CRIME PREVENTIUN AWARDS: NO 1------1 PROGRAMS BRUNSWICK COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT SHERIFF POST OFrrcr-BOX 705 P. G. BROCKJlELL NEI~BURHOOo WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS LAWRENCEVILLE, VA 23868 (804) 848-3133 RESOLRCES ORGANIZATION DISPLAYS: LOCKS, DRUGS CONTACT: E. J. Po../ELL (804) 848-3133 CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: NO AUDIO VISUAL: STAFF: 1 DEPUTY PART TIME SLIDES VOLUNTEERS: YES CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: ~ES BEATING THE BURGLAR CRIME PREVENTION NEwSLETTEK: NO NEIGHBURHOUD WATCH CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO PROGRAMS BATH COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT SHERIFF --PO~T I.lFFIC£ BOX 218 JAMES W. BRYAN, JR. NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, CHILD SAFETY WARM SPRINaS, VA 24484 (703) 839-2331 RESOURCES ORGANIZATION DISPLAYS: LOCKS, DRUGS CUNTACT: NOEL T. DUNNIGAN (703) 839-2331 CKIME PREVENTION UNIT: YES STAFF: 2 DEPUTIES AS NEEDED CAMPBELL COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT SHERIFF I VOLUNTEERS: NU POST O~BOX 280 ROBERT E. MAXEY, JR. CR IHE PR EVE NTI UN COUNC I L: NO CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO RUSTBURG, VA. :::::IZATtUN (804) 332-5161 ]1 CKIME PKEVENTIUN AWARUS: NO

~':'lOGRAMS CONTACT: W. C. SPRUILL (804) 332-5178 --- CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: NO NEIGHBORHOUU WATCH, CHILu SAFETY, DRUG STAFF: DEPUTIES ASSIGNED AS NEEDED AWAREN~~S, HUME SECURITY, BUSINESS SECURITY VOLUNTEERS: NO CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: NO RESOURCES CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO uiSPLAYS: LOCKS, DRUGS, McGRUFF CUSTUME PROGRAMS BOTETOURT COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT SHERIFF NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, D.A.R.E., DRUG AWAKENESS • . POS i UFl1"Eri30X 18 NO~MAN H. SPR I NKLE HOME SECURITY, BUSINESS SECURITY FINCASTLE, VA 24U90 (703) 473-8230 RESOURCES ORGANIZATION DISPLAYS: LOCKS, DRUGS CUNTACT: NORMAN H. SPRINKLE (703) 473-823U CRIME PREVENTIUN UNIT: NU CAROLINE COUNTY SHER IFF I S DEPARTMENT SHERlFi' STAFF: DEPUTIES ASSIGNED AS NEEDED ---pcrSiorrICrBOX 357 OTTIE J. M\)0~E VOLUNTEEKS: NU BOWLING GREEN, VA 22427 (804) 633-5131 CKIME PREVENTION CUUt-CIL: NO I CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO ORGANIZATION I CRIME PREVENTIUN AWARDS: NO CONTACT: OTTIE J. MOORE (804) 633-5131 t PROGRAHS CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: NO I STAFF: DEPUTIES ASSIGNED AS NEEDED I NEIUHBUKHOOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION VOLUNTEERS: YE S IUENTIFICATIUN, RAPE PREVENTI0N, ELDERLY CRIME CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: NO I PREVENTIUN, CHILD SAFETY, DRUG AWARENESS, HOME CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO I SECURITY, BUSINESS SECURITY CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO PROliR AMS (continued) NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, OPERATION IDENTIFICATION, CHILD I' I SAFETY --~----:+------16- --~- -~ -- ---

CARROL COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT SHERIFF CHESTERFIELD ~ POLICE DE?ARTMENT (continllp.d) -posrur:ncE l:!OX 986 W. H. VASS HILLSVILLE, VA 24343 (703) 728-4146 AUDIO VI SUALS: ~ ORGANIZATION CHILD A8USE - THE SILENT EPIDEMIC SHOP LIFT I NG CONTACT: R. C. CLARKE, JR. (703) 728-4146 AN ACT OF VIOLENCE DRUGS C~lME PREVENTION UNIT: NO AMERICA'S HEARTACHE ROBBERY STAFF: 2 DEPUTIES AS NEEDED BURGLARY PREVENTION SAFETY FOR WOMEN VOLUNTEERS: NO AMERICA'S TOUGHEST GANG MARIJUANA IN THE CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: YES EVERY 8 SECONDS CLAS Sj{O()~ CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO MARIJUANA - THE INSIDE STORY RESIDENTIAL SECURITY CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO VIDEO PROGRAMS SILENT ALARM NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, DRUG AWARENESS, HUME SECURITY, CRIME STOPPERS FILMS RESOURCES THE WIZARD OF NO REAL lTY OF RAPE IS YOUR NUMBER UP? SENIOR POWEK DISPLA YS : DRUGS ONLY LOSERS PLAY

CHARLOTTE COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT SHERIFF CLARKE COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT SHERIFF POST OFmrBOx 339 B. A. BRWN ---roo~CHURCrl STREET ALBERT M. NICODEM~S. JR.j CHAKLOTTE CUURT HOUSE, VA 23923 (804) 542-5141 BERRYVILLE, VA 22611 (703) 955-3500 ORGANIZATION ORGANIZATION

COI+TA~T: RICHARD L. LAWSON, JR. (804) 542-5141 CONTACT: ALBERT M. NICODEMUS, JR. (703) 955-3600 CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: NO CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: NO STAFF~ 1 DEPUTY PAKT TIME STAFF: 1 DEPUTY AS NEEDED VOLUNTEERS: YES VOLUNTEERS: NO CRI~E PREVENTION COUNCIL: NO CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: NO C,HI~E PREVENTION NEWSLETTEK: NO CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO CRII~E PREVENTION AWARDS: NO CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO

~~ PROGRAHS NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION IDENTIFICATION, SCHOOL IDENTIFICATION, CHILD SAFETY, DRUG AWARENESS, RESOURCE OFFICER, ELDERLY CRIME PREVENTION, DRUG HllIE SECUR ITY AWARENESS, HOME SECURITY RESOURCES CHESTERFIELD COUNTY POLICE DEPARTMENT POST IJFFIcrB'OX14a-- omr OF POLICE DISPLAYS: LOCKS, DOORS, WINDOWS, DRUGS CHESTERFIELD', VA 23832 JOSEPH E. PITTMAN, JR. i (804) 748-1266 1------DICKENSON COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT SHERIFF 1 ORGAN IZATIUN POST OFFICE BOX 157 EDWARJ C. FLEMING 'I CLINTWOOD, VA 24228 (703) 925.,4732 CONTACT: SGT. RANDY WATKINS (804) 796-7052 CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: YES ORGANIZATION STAFF: 3 OFFICERS FULL TIME VOLUNTEER5:-- YES CONTACT: KENNETH CHIL[}lESS (703) 926-4732 CRlI~r: PREVENTION COUNCIL: YES CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: NO CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: YES STAFF: DEPUTIES ASSIGNED AS NEEDED CRII~E PREVENTION AWARDS: NO VOLUNTEERS: NO CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: NO PROGRAJ~S CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION IDENTIFICATION, T.I.P.S •• D.A.R.E., OFFICER FRIENDLY, PROGRA.~S SAFETY PUP, RAPE PREVENTION, ELDERL Y CRII~E PREVENTION, CHILD SAFETY. DRUG AWARENESS, HOME SECURITY, BUSINESS SECURITY SURVEYS. OPERATION IDENTIFICATION, RAPE SECURITY, CRIME SOLVERS/CRIME STOPPERS, C.P.T.E.D. PREVENTION, ELDERLY CRIME PREVENTION. CHILD SAFETY. DRUG AWARENESS, HOME SECUR lTY. BUS I NESS SECUR I TY RESOURCES RESOURCES DISPLAYS: LOCKS, DOORS, WINDOWS. LIGHTING, DRUGS, PUPPETS, McGRUFF COSTUME DISPLAYS: DRUGS AUDIO VISUALS: (conti nued) SLIDES MARIJUANA - THE INSlOE STORY DRUGS OF ABUSE I MARIJUANA IN THE CLASSROOM STEE~ING STRAIGHT I______~ ____~TU~N~ED~OU~T ______, ______

-17- DINWIDDIE COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT SHERIFF FAIRFAX .£Q.!lli!l ~ DEPARTMENT (continued) PUST OF~OX 120 BENNIE M. HEATH DINWIDDIE, VA 23841 (804) 469-3755 RESOlJlCES ORGANIZATION DISPLAYS: LOCKS, DOORS, WINDOWS, DRUGS, PUPPETS, .-- ROBOT, McGRUFF COSTUME CONTACT: O. M. RAINEY. JR. (804) 469-3755 CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: NO AUDIO VISUAL: STAFF: DEPUTIES ASSIGNED AS NEEDED lliQll VOLUNTEERS: NO CRIME P~EVENTION COUNCIL: YES NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH: C(»1MJNlTIES C()1BAT CRIME CRrr~E P~EVENiION NEWSLETTER: NO SELF -PROTECTION: IT'S A MATTEI{ OF CDMl'1Jtl SENSE CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO BEATING THE BURGLAR FRAUD AND OTHER CON GAMES PROGRAMS FILMS N£IGHBORHOOD WATCH. SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATIO~ IDENTIFICATION, RAPE PREVENTION, ELDERLY CRIME RAPE: VICTIM OR VICTOR PREVENTION, CHILO SAFETY. DRUG AWARENESS. HOME RAPE: A PREVENTIVE INQUIRY SECURITY, BUSINESS SECURITY, CRIME STOPPERS lT COULD HAP PE N TO YOU EVERY HOUR, EVERY DAY RESOURCES WHAT 00 YOU HAVE TO LOSE WHAT NEIGHBORHOOD IS THIS DISPLAYS: DRUGS THE PAPER HANGER THE MYTHS OF SHOPLIFTING THE PERFECT DRUG ESSEX COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT SHERIF F ATTACK -p(jSTOf'FTCE BUX 955 DEN.lOOD W. INSLEY BENNIES AND GOOFBALLS TAPPAHANNOCK. VA 22560 (804) 443-3346 WHAT'S A COP HCME SECUR lTY SURVEYS ORGANIZATION STICKY FINGERS CRIME PREVENTION - IT'S ELEMENTARY CONTACT: DENWOOD W. ISLEY (804) 443-3346 CRIME IN THE STREETS CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: NO UNTIL 1 GET CAUGHT STAFF: DEPUTIES ASSIGNED AS NEEDED WASTED - A TRUE STORY VOLUNTEERS: YES CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: YES CKIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO FAUQUIER COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT SHERIFF CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO 50 LE~T ASHBY W. OLINGER WARRENTON, VA 221B6 (703) 347-3300 PROGRAMS ORGANIZATION NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, D.A.R.E •• SCHOOL RESOURCE OFFICER, LAW ENFORCEMENT EXPLORERS, CONTACT: D. A. FLOHR (703) 347-3300 RAPE PREVENITON, ELDERLY CRIME PREVENTION, CHILD CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: NO SAFETY, DRUG AWARENESS, HOME SECURITY. BUSINESS STAFF: DEPUTIES ASSIGNED AS NEEDED SECURITY. CRIME STOPPERS VOLUNTEERS: NO CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: YES RESOURCES CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO DISPLAYS: DRUGS, PUPPETS AUDIO VISUALS: PROffiAMS POWER KIT THOSE UPSTAIRS NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, DRUG AWARENESS, CRIME STOPPE~S FAIRFAX COUNTY POLICE DEPARTMENT CHIEF OF POLICE RESOLRCES lU6uO PAGE AVENUE JOHN E. GRANFIELD FAIRFAX, VA 22030 (703) 691-2195 DISPLAYS: DRUGS ORGANIZATION AUDIO VISUAL: SLIDES CONTACT: LT. N. L. JEFFRIES (703) 385-5212 CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: YES EVERY 8 SECONDS AMERICA'S TOUGHEST GANG STAFF: 13 OFFICERS FULL TIME RAPE: NOT BY STRANGERS AMERICA'S HEA~TACME VOLUNTEERS: YES C~IME PREVENTIUN COUNCIL: YES CfW-IE PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: YES CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: YES .;,' PROGRAMS NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION IDENTIFICATION, OFFICER FRIENDLY, McGRUFF SCHOOL PROGRAH, RAPE PREVENTION, ELDERLY CRIME PREVENTION, CHILu SAFETY, DRUG AWARENESS HOME SECURITY I ____B:u:S~IN:ES=S~SE=C:UR=I~TY~,~C:R:IM:E~S~T:OP~P~ER~S:.~C~.P~.~T~lE~.D~':.9."1- ____~ ______\ tCOnl.lnue 'J -18- FLUVAMA COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT SHERIFF FREDERICK COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT SHERIFF POST urrm klUX 113 R. B. JOHNSON 5 NORfHKrNrSTREET ROSCOE L. BRUC E PALMYRA. VA 22963 (804) 589-S211 WINCHESTER, VA 22601 (703) 662-6162 ORGANIZATION ORGANIZATION CONTACT: LT. GARY CLORE (S04) 5S9-8211 CONTACT: SGT. DOUGLAS R. LOY (703) 662-6162 CRIME PREVENTIllN UNIT: NO CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: NO STAFF: 1 DEPUTY PART TIME STAFF: 1 DEPUTY ANO 1 CIVILIAN PART TIME VOLUNTEERS: NU VOLUNTEERS: NO CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: NO CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: NO CRIME PREVENTIUN NEWSLETTER: NO CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: YES

PRUGRAMS PRO~AMS OPERATION IDENTIFICATION, D.A.R.E., McGRUFF SCHUOL NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, CHILD SAFETY, CRIME STOPPERS PRUGRAM, ELDERLY CRIME PREVENTION, CHILO SAFETY, DRUG AWARENESS. HOME SECURITY RESOLRCES

RESOURCES DISPLAYS: LOCKS, DRU~, PUPPETS, McGRUFF COST J'oIE

DISPLAYS: DRU~, PUPPETS GLOUCESTER COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT SHERIFF AUDIIl VISUALS: POST UFFrerBOx 597 WILLIAM E. GATLING GLOUCESTER, VA 23061 (804) 693-3390 NONE FUR THE ROAD DRUGS OF ABUSE ORGANIZATION STEERING STRAIGHT MARIJUANA IN THE CLASSROOM TUNED OUT MARIJUANA: THE INSIDE STORY CONTACT: SGT. J. R. SWANSON (804) 693-3890 EVERY 8 SECONDS AMERICA'S TOUGHEST GANG CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: YES STAFF: 1 DEPUTY FULL TIME, 1 DEPUTY PART TIME VOLUNTEERS: YES FRANKLIN COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPAR~ENT SHERIFF CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: YES 102 VIRGIL GUOOE tlUILOING W. Q. OVERTON CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO ROCKY MOUNT, VA 24151 (703) 483-9227 CRIMe: PREVENTION AWAR;)S: YES ORGAN IZATION PROGRAMS CONTACT: LT. ROBERT STRICKLER (703) 483-9227 NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: YES IDENTIF ICATION, OFFICER FRIEfiDLY, SCHOOL RESOURCE STAFF: 2 DEPUTIES FULL TIME OFFICER, McG~UFF SCHOOL PROG1Ai~, LAW ENFOrlCEMENi VOLUNTEERS: YES EXPLORERS, RAPE PREVENTION, ELDERL '( CRII~E PREVE~iI0N, CKll~~ PREVENTION COU~IL: YES CHILD SAFETY, DRUG AWARENESS, HOME SECURITY, BUSINESS CRIME PREVENTI0N NEWSLETTER: NO SECURITY, CRIME STOPPERS, CPTED CrUME PREVENTION AWARDS: YES RESOIJ! CES PROGRAMS i DISPLAYS: LOCKS, DRUGS, PUPPETS NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION I IDENTIFICATION, T.I.P.S., SCHOOL RESOURCE OFFICER, I---GO-OC--H~--ND--C-OU-N-T-Y-S-H-ER-I-FF-'-S-D-E-PA-R-~--EN-T------S-HE-R-IF-F-----I RAPE PREVENTlON, ELDERLY CRIME PREVENTION, CHILD SAFE TY, DRUG AWAtlENESS, fj(}\E SECUR lTY, BUS I NESS POST OF~OX 51 JUHN II. AM) 5 SECUR ITY GOOCHLAND, VA 23063 (804) 556-5349 RESOURCES ORGANIZATION

DISPLAYS: LOCKS~ DRUGS, McGRUFF COSTUME CONTACT: JOHN W. Ar-KlS (S04) 784-3673 CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: YES AUD 11) VISUALS: STAFF: 3 DEPUTIES AS NEEUED ~ VOLUNTEERS: NO CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: YES PROTECT YOUR H(}!E CRIME PR EVENTION NEWSLETTE~: NO CRIME P~EVENTI0N: WHAT AND WHY CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO WI PE OUT VANDALISM NEIGHBOKHOOD WATCH PROGRAMS YOUR LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER AND YOU COUNTRY CRIME - WHAT YUU CAN DO NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, OPERATION IDENTIFICATION, COUNHY CRIME - WHAT YOUR COMMUNITY CAN 00 SAFETY PUP, CH ILO SAFETY, DRUG AWARENESS, i CRIME PREVEr'lTIllN THROUGH ENVIH0tMENTAL DESIGN PROGRA."I, RAPE AAEVENTION, ELDERLY CRIME PREVENTION, I I HOME SECURITY, BUSINESS SECURITY '[I I RESOURCES l______------~-D-IS-P-LA-Y-S-:--D-RU-~--'-P-U-PP_E_T_S ______------l -19- GRAYSON COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT SHERIFF HAlIFAX COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT SHERIFF PUSf urrrrr BOx 87 HERBERT E. McKNIGHT PUST N"rITI' BOX 370 W. K. BANE INDEPENDENCE, VA 24348 (703) 773-3241 HALIF~X, VA 24558 (804) 476-2121 ORGANIZATI ON ORGANIZA.TION CONTACT: G. D. HYATT (703) 773-3241 CONTACT: W. K. BANE (804) 476-2121 CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: NU CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: NO STAFF: DEPUTIES ASSIGNEO AS NEEDED STAFF: 1 DEPUTY PART TIME VOLUNTEERS: NO VOLUNTEERS: YES CRIME P~EVENTION COUNCIL: NO CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: YES CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO CRIME PREVEtHh.lN NEWSLETTER: NO CRII>lE PREVENTION AWARDS: NO CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO PROGRt,MS PROGRAMS NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH. D.A.R.E. NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH. OPERATION IOENTIFICATION, ELOERLY CRIME PREVENTION. CHILD SAFETY, DRUG AWARENESS, HOME RESOURCES SECURITY, BUSINESS SECURITY, CPTED DISPLAYS: DOORS. WINDOWS. DRUGS RESOURCES oISPLA YS: LOCKS, DOORS, WI NOOilS, DRUGS GREEN COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT SHERIFF ~S~C£ BOX 176. CUURT SQUARE W. L. ~RRIS STANDARDSVI LLE, VA 22973 (804) 985-2222 HANOVER COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT SHERIFr HANOVER COURTHOUSE HAROLD E. BRADLEY ORGAN IZATION HANOVER. VA 23069 (804) 537-5110

CONTACT: \01. L. ~RRIS (804) 985-2222 ORGAN IZ ATI ON CiUHE' P~VENTION UNIT: NO STAFF: DEPUTIES ASSIGNED AS NEEDED CONTACT: SGT. A. K. SHABON (804) 537-6108/6110 VOLUNTEERS: NO CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: YES CRli~E PR EVE NTI ON COUt-C I L: YES STAFF: ONE DEPUTY FULL TIME, ONE DEPUTY PART TIME CRI~E PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO VOLUNTEERS: YES CRIHE P~EVENTION A~ARDS: YES CRI~E PREVENTION COUNCIL: NO CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO PROGWIS CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: YES NEIuHBOKHUOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, D.A.R.E., PROGRAMS SCHOOL RESUURCE OFFICE~, ELDERLY CRIME PREVENTION. CHILu SAFETY, DHUG AWARENESS. HOME SECURITY, NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH. SECURITY SURVEYS. T.I.P.S., BUSINESS SECURITY, CRIME STUPPERS SCHOOL RESOlRCE OFFICER. RAPE PREVENTION, ELDERLY CRII.jE PREVENTION, CHILD SAFETY, DRUG AWARENESS, H(}IE SECURITY, BUSI:-lESS SECURITY, CRII~E STOPPEKS, CPTEJ GREE~~ILLE COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT SHERIFF POST OFFICE BOX 487 E. D. SASSER RESOURCES EMPORIA, VA 23847 (804) 348-4200 DISPLAYS: LOCKS, DOORS, WINDOiIS, DRUGS, ROBOT, ORGAIHZA.TION Mc.GRUFF COSTUME CONTACT: E. D. SASSER (804) 348-4200 AUDIO VISUALS: C~IME PREVENTION UNIT: NO FIlJoIS STAF": ASSIGNED AS NEEDED VOLUNTEERS: YES MEETING STRANGERS CRIME: SENIOR ALERT CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: NO BETTER SAFE THAN SORRY NO COP'S A HERO CKI"IE PREVEIiT!I1N NEWSLETTER: NO RAPE ALERT DRIVING AND DRU3S CRIME PREVENTION AWARD~: NO CRIME IN THE HOME DRIVING AND DRINKING I PROGRAMS 1------1 HENRICO COUNTY DIVIS!ON OF POLICE CHIEF OF POLlCE I NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, OPERATIUN IDENTIFICATION, --POST Uf'FTIT 8i)x 27032--- R. G. E~GLES ELDEMLY CRII~E PREVENTIUN, CHILD SAFETY, DRUG RICHMOND, VA 23270 (804) 747-4340 l ~ARENESS, HOME SECURITt, CRIME STOPPERS ORGAN IZ ATI ON RESOURCES CONTACT: J. WAYNE RITGER (804) 747-4838 DISPLAYS: DRUGS CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: YES STAFF: 1 OFFICER, NINE CIVILIANS FULL TIME VOLUNTEERS: NO CRIME PREVENTION CDUOCIL: NO CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: YES CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO (continued next page)

-20- HENRICO COUNTY DIVISION OF POLICE (continued) ~~ SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT (continued)

PROGRAMS ~ (continued) NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION CRIME PREVENTION - THROUGH ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN IDENTlFICATION, TIPS, D.A.R.E., SCHOOL RESOURCE SELF-PROTECTION: IT'S A MATTER OF COMMON SENSE OFFICER, RAPE PREVENTION, ELDERLY CRIME PREVENTION, CALL THE NEXT WITNESS CHILD SAFETY, HANDICAPPED CRIME PREVENTIUN, DRUG LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF THE JURY AWARENESS, HOME SECURITY, BUSINESS SECURITY. YOUR LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER AND YOU CRIME STOPPERS DRUGS OF ABUSE MARIJUANA IN THE CLASSROG1 RESOURCES MARIJUAtJ.A - THE INSIDE -STORY ACT OF VIOLENCE - RAPE DISPLAYS: LOCKS, DOORS. WINDOWS, GLASS. POWER TIME KIDS - STRANGERS McGRUF F COSTUME SAFE AND SOUND DRUGS IN THE 80' S AUD 10 VI SUALS : COCAI NE SLIDES DIAGNOSIS - TEEN ALCOHOLIC ALCOHOL STILL AND MARIJUANA FIELD (BY HENRY SELF -PROTECTION COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT) RESIDENTIAL BURGLARY

~ JAMES CITY COUNTY POLICE DEPARTMENT CHIEF OF POLICE ---pQ'Sl'O'FF I CE BOX-X-­ R09E~T C. KEY NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH WILLIAMSBURG. VA 23187 (804) 253-1800 INVITATIONS TO BURGLARY YOU CAN'T JUDGE A CROOK BY HIS COVER ORGANIZATION HG1E PROTECTION WHAT HAVE YOU GOT TO LOSE CONTACT: THG1AS V. HARDIN (804) 253-1800 HOW TO SAY NO TO A RAPIST CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: YES STAFF: 1 OFFICER FULL TIME. 1 OFFICER AS NEEDED VOLUNTEERS: YES HENRY COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT SHERIFF CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: NO --pJST'"ij'fITCE DRAwEI< 871 JAMES W. ROGERS CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO MARTINSVILLE. VA 24114 (703) 638-8751 CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO ORGANIZATION PROffiAMS CONTACT: B. JERRY ATKINS (703) 638-8751 NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS. OPERATION CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: NO IDENTIFICATION, OFFICER FRIENDLY, RAPE PREVENTION, STAFF: 1 DEPUTY FULL TIME ELDERLY CRIME PREVENTION, CHILD SAFETY, DRUG AWARENESS, VOLUNTEERS: NO HOME SECURITY, BUSINESS SECURITY, CRIME STOPPE~S, CPic0 CRlI1E PREVENTION COUNCIL: NO CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO RESOURCES CRII'IE PREVENTION AWARDS: NO DISPLAYS: LOCKS, DOORS, WINDOWS, LIGHTING, DRUGS, PROGRAMS f1cGRUFF COSTUME NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION AUD 10 VISUALS: IDErHIFICATIUN, TIPS, McG.E~UFF SCHOOL PROGRAM, LAW SLIDES ENFORCEMENT EXPLORERS, RAPE PREVENTION, ELDERLY C~IME PREVENTION, CHILD SAF£TY, HANDICAPPED CRIME FRAUD -AND CON GAMES PREVENTION, DRUG AWARENESS, HOME SECURITY, NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH BUSINESS SECURITY. CRIME STOPPERS BEATING THE BURGLAR WIPE OUT VANDALISM RESOURCES SELF-PROTECTION: IT'S A MATTER OF C()'H~ON SENSE CRIME PREVENTION: WHAT & WHY? DISPLAYS: LOCKS, DRUGS, BUCKLE BEAR NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH: COMMUNITIES COMBAT CRI~E SCHOOL SAFETY AUDIO VISUALS: HOME SECUR lTY SLIDES FILMS AMERICA'S HEARTACHE PATCH THE PONY - STRANGERS THE TROUBLE WITH TOMMY ; DO'S AND DON'TS OF SAFETY (BY HENRY COUNTY HOW TO SAY NO TO A RAPIST AND SURVIVE SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT) PATCH THE PONEY - CHILD ABUSE VIDEOS I~ PROTECT OUR CHILDREN - CHILD ABUSE PROTECT YOUR HOME KNOW WHEN TO SAY WHEN PROTECT YOUR LIFE SHOPLIFTING - THE CRIMINAL HORDES NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH .cOMMUNITIt:S COMBAT CRIME WHAT TADOO BEATING THE BURGLAR HAPPY BIRTHDAY RAY WIPE OUT VANDALISM FRAUD AND OTHt:R CON GAMES CKIME PREVENTION - WHAT & WHY? (continued) -21- KING GEORGE COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT SHERIFF KING WILLIAM COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT SHERIFF --poS'flW'i'I"crtiOx 318 C. W. DOBSON --BOX 98 -- \01. W. HEALY KING GEORGE, VA 22485 (703) 775-2049 KING WILLIAM, VA 23086 (804) 769-4901 ORGANIZATION ORGANIZATION

CONTACT: C. \i/. DOOSON (703) 775-2049 CONTACT: W. W. HEALY (804) 769-4901 CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: NO CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: NO STAFF: DEPUTIES ASSIGNED AS NEEOED STAFF: DEPUTIES ASSIGNED AS NEEDED VOLUNTt::t:HS: NO VOLUNTEERS: NO CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: NO CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: YES CRIME PHEVENTII.lN NEWSLETTER: NO CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO PROGRAMS PROGRAMS NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, OPERATION IDENTIFICATION, D.A.R.E. IDENTIFICATION, NATIONAL CHILO SAFETY COUNCIL, RAPE PREVENTION, ELDERLY CRIME PREVENTION, CHILD SAFETY, DRUG AWARENESS, HOME SECURITY, BUSINESS SECURITY LANCASTER COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT SHERIFF BOX 36 -- RONALD D. CROCKETT RESOURCES LANCASTER, VA 22503 (804) 462-5111 DISPLAYS: DRUGS, PUPPETS ORGANIZATION AUDIV VISUALS: CONTACT: RONALD D. CROCKETT (804) 462-5111 SLIDES CRIME PREVENTION ONIT: NO STAFF: 2 DEPUTIES AS NEEDED EXPLORER POST LATCH KEY CHILDREN VOLUNTEERS: NO CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: YES FILMS CRIME PR EVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO CRIME PR EVENTION AWARDS: NO OWl PRESENTATION BURN OUT ON THE JOB PROGRAMS MARIJUANA IN THE CLASSROOM AMERICA'S HEARTACHE NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, OPERATION IDENTIFICATION, CHILD DIAGNOSIS: TEEN ALCOHOLIC SAFETY, DRUG AWARENESS, HOME SECURITY, CRIME STOPPERS TUNED OUT (DRUG AWARENESS) TEEN SUIeIDE RESOURCES CHIL~ ABUSE: THE SILENT EPIDEMIC EVERY EIGHT SECONDS DISPLAYS: LOCKS, DOORS, WI NOOrlS, LIGHTING, ORUGS ON THE LOOK-OUT AN ACT OF VIOLENCE STE~RING STRAIGHT LOUDOUN COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT StiER IF F DRUGS & ALCOHOL NINE TO FIVE POST urFTcr BOX 229 JOHN R. ISCM AME~ICA'S TOUGHEST GANG LEESBURG, VA 22075 (703) 777-0403 NONE FOR THE H0AD MAKING THE CASE ORGAN IZ ATION THE SAFt::TY NET DRUGS OF ABUSE CONTACT: CHARLES V. FRANCOIS (703) 430-1402 SPEAKING OUT CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: YES THE INSIDE STO~Y STAFF: 1 DEPUTY FULL TIME, 1 DEPUTY AS NEEDEO DEAllLIEST WEAPON IN AMERICA VOLUNTEERS: YES KEVIN'S STORY CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: NO GUN SAFETY CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO NEIGHBORHOOO WATCH CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: YES INVITATIONS TO BURGLARY RIP OFF PROGRAHS ON GllAKD NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION VIDEO IDENTIFICATION, OFFICER FRIENDLY, SCHOOL RESOURCE OFFICER, RAPE PREVENTION, ELDERLY CRIME PREVENTION, DUI CHILD SAFETY, HANDICAPPED CRIME PREVENTION, DRUG AWARENESS, HOME SECURITY, BUSINESS SECURITY. CRl~~ STOPPERS RESOURCES DISPLAYS: LOCKS, DOORS, WINDo.IS, GLASS, DRUGS, McGRUF F COSTUME

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-22- LOUDOUN ~ SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT (continued) MATHEWS COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT SHERIFF POST urrm SOX 19U KENNETH H. JORDAN, JR. AUDIO VISUAL: MATHEWS, VA 23109 (B04) 725-7177 SLIDES ORGANIZATION WIPE OUT VANDALIS~ BEATING THE BURGLAR CONTACT: KENNETH H. JORDAN, JR. (804) 725-7177 CRIME PREVENTION THROUGH ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: NO CRIME PREVENTION: WHAT AND WHY? STAFF: ASSIGNED AS NEEDED FRAUD AND OTHEK CON GAMES VOLUNTEEKS: NO COUNTY CRIME CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: NO BURGLARY: EVERY EIGHT SECONDS CRIME PREVENT.ION NEWSLETTER: NO ON THE LOOKOUT: NEIGHHORHOOD WATCH CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO AMERICA'S TOUGHEST GANG, NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH CHILU ABUSE, THE SILENT EPIDEMIC PROGRAMS AMERICA'S HEARTACHE - CHILD ABUSE A GOOD SAFETY PATROL IS NO ACCIDENT NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, CHILD SAFETY, THE POWER KIT HCJI!E SECUR lTY AN ACT OF VIOLENCE - RAPE COUNTRY CRIME - WHAT CAN YOU DO COMMUNITIES COMBAT CRIME - NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH MECKLENBURG COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT SHERIFF SELF-PROTECTION - IT'S A MATTER OF COMMON SENSE POST OFFIcr-HUXj90 HAROLD T. HARRIS BOYDTON, VA 23917 (804) 738-6171 VIDEOS ORGANIZATION STRUNG KIDS, SAFE KIDS DANGEROUS STKANGE~ CONTACT: JOHN KIRKLAND (804) 738-6171 HITCH HIKING, A ROAD TO RAPE CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: YES RAPE, AN ACT OF HATE STAFF: DEPUTIES ASSIGNED AS NEEDED CRACK VOLUNTEERS: YES DEALING WITH DRUG ABUSE - A GUIDE FOR FA}lILIES CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: YES CRIME PR EVE NTION NEWSLETTER: NO I------CRIME PR EVENTION AWARDS: NO LOUISA COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT SHERIFF I ---pus-r uF Fl CE BOX 5U4 --­ HENRY A. KENNON PROGRAMS I LOUISA, VA 23093 (703) 967-1234 NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, OPERATION IDENTIFICATION, RAPE I ORGANIZATION PREVENTION, ELDERLY CRIME PREVENTION, CRIME SOLVERS/ CRIME STOPPERS CONTACT: CAPTAIN W. B. SEAY (703) 967-1234 CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: NO RESOURCES STAFF: ASSIGNED AS NEEDED VOLUNTEEKS: YES DISPLAYS: LOCKS, DOORS, WINDOdS CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: YES CRII~E PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO AUDIO VISUALS: CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO SL IDES PRuGRAMS EVERY 8 SECONDS BEATING THE BURGLAR ON THE LOOKOUT WI PE OUT VAtWA,LIS"1 NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION AMERICA'S TOUGHEST GANG IDENTIFICATION, D.A.R.E., CHILD SAFETY, RAPE NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH C()tMJNITIES C()tBAT CRIME PREVENTION, ELDERLY CRIME PREVENTION, DRUG AWARENESS, CRIME PREVENTION THROUGH ENVIROrMENTAL DESIGN HOME SECURITY, BUSINESS SECURITY, CRIME STOPPERS RESOURCES MIDDLESEX COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT SHE;{IFF BOX 514-- J. A. PACKETT DISPLAYS: LOCKS, DRUGS SALUDA, VA 23149 (804) 753-4345 AUDI0 VISUALS: ORGAN IZ ATI ON FILMS CONTACT: J.~. PACKETT (804) 758-4345 INTKUuUCTION TO NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: NO ART LINKLETTEK - CHILD SAFETY STAFF: ASSIGNED AS NEEDED VOLUNTEERS: NO CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: NO CRIME PREVENT10N NEWSLETTER: NO i CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO I PROGRAMS I NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, ELDERLY CRI"1E I PREVENTION, CHILD SAFETY, DRUG AWARENESS, HOME SECURITY RESOURCES ,DISPLAYS: LOCKS I ,------~------23- I«JNTG()4ERY COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT SHERIFF NORTHAMPTON COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT SHEaIF F DKAWEK l~ LOUIS E. BAKBER BUX 1052 W. T. BELOTE CHRISTIANSBURG, VA 2407~ (703) 382-2951 EASTVILLE, VA 23347 (804) 678-5107 ORGANIZATION ORGANIZATION CONTACT: M. H. GRAHAM (703) 382-2951 CONTACT: B. P. HESTER (804) 678-5106 CKIME PREVENTION UNIT: NO CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: NO STAFF: 1 DEPUTY FULL TIME, 3 DEPUTIES PART TIME STAFF: ASSIGNED AS NEEDED VOLUNTEE~S: NU VOLUNTEERS: NO CKIME PREVENTIUN COUNCIL: NO CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: NO CKIME PKEVENTION NEWSLETTE~: NO CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO PROGRAMS PROffiAMS NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, OPERATION IDENTIFICATION, CHILD SAFETY, CRIME STOPPERS D.A.R.E., CHILD SAFETY, DRUG AWARENESS, HOME SECURITY RESOURCES NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT BOX 310 -- SHERIFF DISPLAYS: LOCKS, DRUGS, PUPPETS HEATHSVILLE, VA 22473 STERLING L. BOWLES, JR. (804) 5aD-5221 AUDIu VISUAL: FILM ORGANIZATION NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH CONTACT: W. M. JETT (804) 580-5221 CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: NO I-----1 STAFF: ASSIGNED AS NEEDED NEW KENT COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT SHERIFF VOLUNTEERS: NO -PQ"SIOF'FTCrBOX lU5 F. W. Ho.IARD, JR. CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: NO NEW KENT, VA 23124 (804) 966-9861 CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO ORGANIZATION PROGRAI~S CONTACT: D. R• .ADAMS (804) 966-9861 CKIME PREVENTION UNIT: NO NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, OPERATION IDENTIFICATION, RAPE STAFF: ASSIGNED AS NEEDED PREVENTION, ELDERLY CRIME PREVENTION, DRUG AWARENESS, VOLUNTEEHS: YES HOME SECUR ITY CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: YES CKII~E PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO RESOLRCES CiW-1E PREVENTION AWARDS: NO DISPLAYS: LOCKS, DRUGS PROGRAMS NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION NOTTOWAY COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT SHERIFF IOENTIFICATIUN, D.A.R.E., OFFICER FRIENDLY, SCHOOL POST Orrrcr-BOX 6 JESSE E. POWELL RESOURCE OFFICER, SAFETY PUP, RAPE PREVENTION, NOTTOWAY, VA 23955 (804) 645-904...\ ELDERL Y CRII~E PR EVE NTILlN, CH ILO SAFETY, DRUG AWARENESS, HOME SECURITY, BUSINESS SECURITY ORGANIZATION RESOURCES CONTACT: L. J. PARRISH (804) 645-9044 CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: NO DISPLAYS: LOCKS, PUPPETS STAFF: 1 DEPUTY PA~T TIME. OTHERS AS NEEDED VOLUNTEERS: NO - -" AUDIO VISUAL: CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: YES SLIDES CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO CRIME PREVE NTION AWARDS: NO AMERICA'S TOUGHEST GANG PROGRAMS .illIQ. NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION DEXTE~ REED IDENTIFICATION, CHILD SAFETY, DRUG AWARENESS, HOME SECURITY, BUSINESS SECURITY, CRIME STOPPRES RESOURCES DISPLAYS: PUPPETS

-24- ORANGE COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT SHERIFF PITTSYLVAN~A COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT SHERIFF I -sor~ WILLIAM M. FAULCONER 11 NORTH MATNISfREET TAYLOR E. McGREGOR ORA/'lGE, VA 22960 (703) 672-1200 CHATHAM, VA 24531 (804) 432-2041 ORGANIZATION ORGANIZATION CONTACT: CAPTAIN GRYMES (703) 672-1200 CONTACT: B. G. BUCHANAN (804) 432-2041 CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: NO CRI~E PREVENTION UNIT: YES STAFF: ASSIGNED AS NEEDED STAFF: 2 DEPUTIES PART TIME VOLUNTEERS: YES VOLUNTEERS: NO CxIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: NO CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: YES CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO CRII~E PHEVENTION AWAHDS: NO CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: YES PROGRAMS PROGRAMS

SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION IDENTIFICATION, NEIGHBORHOOD W~TCH, OPERATION IDENTIFICATIO~. RAPE ELDERLY CHIME PREVENTION, CHILD SAFETY, HOME PREVENTION, ELDERLY CRIME PREVENTION, CHILD SAFETY, SECURITY, BUSINESS SECURITY DRUG AWARENESS RESO~CES RESOURCES DISPLAYS: LOCKS, ORUGS DISPLAYS: DRUGS AUDIO VISUAL: FILMS PAGE COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT SHERIFF ---101f"SUijfH COURT STHEET EOWARO M. SEDWICK EVERY 8 SECONDS DRUGS OF ABUSE LLRAY, VA 22835 (703) 743-6571 NATIONAL CRIME & VIOLENCE TEST WHOSE NEIGHBORHOOD IS THIS ORGAN IZ ATI ON CUNTACT: SGT. JOHN ATWOOD (703) 743-6571 POWHATAN COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT SHERIFF CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: YES POST O~BOX 133 SHIRLEY C. REYNOLDS STAFF: 3 DEPUTIES AS NEEUED POWHATAN, VA 23139 (804) 598-4271 VOLUNTEERS: YES CtWARSAW, VA 22572 (804) 333-3612 I DISPLAYS: LOCKS, DOORS, WINDOWS, ALARMS, LIGHTING, ORGANIZATION I GLASS, DRUGS, PUPPETS, McGRUFF COSTUME, I McGRUFF ROBOT CONTACT: GENE E. SYDNOR (804) 333-3612 CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: NO ; i\ J I AUDIO VISUAL: STAFF: ASSIGNED AS NEEDED i SLIDES VOLUNTEERS: YES I CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: NO i PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO AMERICA'S TOUGHEST GANG CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO INSIDE JOB BEATING THE BURGLAR PROGRAMS NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH SELF -PR OTECTI ON NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, CHILD SAFETY, HOME SECURITY, WIPE OUT VANDALISM CRIME STOPPERS FRAUD AND OTHER CON GAMES CRIME PREVENTION THROUGH ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN RESOURCES FILMS DISPLAYS: LOCKS, DRUGS HOW TO SAY NO TO A RAPIST NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH ROANOKE COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT SHERIFF LIGHTING CONCEPTS FOR PREVENTION OF CRIME POST OFFICE BOX 510 O. S. FOSTER i TOUCH SALEM, VA 24153 (703) 387-5139 i THE BILLION DOLLAR RIPOFF SHOPIFTING HOARDS ORGANIZATION HOME SECURITY SURVEY I RAPE, NOT BY A STRANGER CONTACT: SGT. G. S. HOLT (703) 387-6248 CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: YES I STAFF: ONE DEPUTY FULL TIME I VOLUNTEERS: YES CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: NO CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLET1ER: NO CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: YES I I______~ ______~(c~o~n~t'~·n~u.e~d~n~ex~t_p~a~g~e~) __ -26- ROANOKE ~ SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT (continued) ROCKINGHAM COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT (continued) PROGRAMS RESOlRCES NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION DISPLAYS: LOCKS, PUPPETS, McGRUFF COSTUME IDENTIFICATION, D.A.R.E., SCHOOL RESUURCE OFFICER, RAPE PREVENTION, ELOERLY CRIME PREVENTION, CHILD SAFETY, HANDICAPPE0 CRIME PREVENTION, DRUG AWARENESS, RUSSELL COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT SHERIFF HOME SECURITY, BUSINESS SECURITY, CRIME STOPPERS, CPTED POST urrrcr ~OX 338 J. T. FIELDS LEBANON, VA 24266 (703) 889-3148 RESOURCES ORGANIZATION DISPLAYS: LOCKS, DOORS, WINDOWS, DRUGS, PUPPETS CONTACT: J. R. LOCKHART (703) 889-8033 AUDIO VISUALS: CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: NO SLIDES STAFF: ASSIGNED AS NEEDED VOLUNTEERS: NO ON THE LOOKOUT CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: NO CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT SHERIFF 7 SOUTrl MAIN STREET SYLVIA M. REYNOLDS PROffi AMS LEXINGTON, VA 24450 (703) 463-7328 NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, OFFICER FRIENOLY, ORGANIZATION CHILO SAFETY, DRUG AWARENESS, BUSINESS SECURITY CONTACT: MAJOR F. M. SPRUCE OR SGT. R. W. DAY RESOlRCES (703) 463-7328 CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: NO )ISPLAYS: DRUGS STAFF: DEPUTIES ASSIGNED AS NEEDED VOLtlNl€ERS: YES "------: CRII~E PREVENTION COUNCIL: NO SCOTT COUNTY SHERIFF'S OEPARTMENT SHERiFF I CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO --pjJSrQmCE BOX 369 J. D. McMURRAY CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO GATE CITY, VA 24251 (703) 386-3722 i I PROGRAMS ORGANIZATION NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION CONTACT: JOHN L. JENKINS (703) 386-3722 IDEI~T1F ICATION~ o.A.R.E.. McGRUFF SCHOOL PROGRAM, CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: NO RAPE PREVENTION, ELDERLY CRIME PREVENTION, CHILO STAFF: 1 OEPUTY FULL TIME SAFETY, DRUG AWARENESS, HOME SECURITY, BUSINESS SECURITY VOLUNTEERS: NO CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: NO RESOURCES CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO oISPLA YS: DRUGS, PUPPETS, McGRUFF COSTUME PROGRAMS AUDIO VISUALS: NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, D.A.R.E., OPERATION IDENTIFISATIO~ AN ACT OF I')'OLENCE THE POWER KIT RESOlRCES AMERICA'S HEAKTACHE EVERY EIGHT SECONDS ON THE LOUKOUT CRACK DISPLAYS: LOCKS AMERICA'S TUUGHEST GANG THE TRUTH A80UT MARIJUANA CHILD ABUSE DRUGS IN THE EIGHTIES SHENANDOAH COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT SHERIFF 109 WEST CURT STREET MARSHALL A. ROBINSON ROCKINGHAM COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT SHERIFF WOODSTOCK, VA 22664 (703) 459-4Q71 60 GRAriAMlSTRrET GLENN M. WEATHERHOLTZ HARHISoNBUHG, VA 22801 (703) 434-0311 ORGANIZATION ORGANIZATION CONTACT: MARSHALL ROBINSON (703) 459-4071 CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: YES CONTACT: SHERIFF WEATHERHOLTZ (703) 434-0311 STAFF: 2 DEPUTIES PART TIME CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: NO VOLUNTEERS: YES STAFF: 7 DEPUTIES PART TIME CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: NO VOLUNTEERS: YES CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: NO CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO CRIHE PR EVE NTlON NEWSLETTER: NO CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO PROGRAMS PROGRN~S NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, OPERATION IDENTIFICATION, McGRUFF SCHOOL PROGRAM, ELDERLY CRIME PREVENTION,CHILD SAFETY, NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION DRUG AWARENESS, HOME SECURITY, BUSINESS SECURITY IDENTIFICATION, D.A.R.E., McGRUFF SCHOOL PROGRAM, I RAPE PREVENTION, ELDERLY CRIME PREVENTION, CHILD RESOURCES SAFETY, DRUG AWARENESS, HOME SECURITY, BUSINESS SECURITY I______~(C~o~n~tl~·n~ue~d~I) ______~~D~IS~P~LA~Y~S~:~D~RU~GS~ ______, -27- ','I'

SMYTH COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT SHERIFF STAFFORD COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT SHERIF F ----rr1~NORiH LANE JERRY L. ARCHER POST Orrrrr-BOX 189 RICHARD L. ASHBY MARl uN, VA 24354 (703) 783-7204 STAFFORD, VA 22554 (703) 659-4161 ORGAN IZ ATI ON ORGANIZATION CUNTACT: T. B. CULLOP, II (703) 783-7204 CONTACT: SGT. C. E. JETT (703) 659-4161 CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: NU CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: NO STAFF: 1 DEPUTY FULL TIME STAFF: 4 DEPUTIES AS NEEDED VOLUNTEERS: NO VOLUNTEERS: NO CRIME PREVENTION CUUNCIL: NO CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: YES C1Hl~E PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO CR IME PR EV ENTI uN AWAROS: NO CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO PROGRAMS PROGRAMS NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, OPERATION IDENTIFICATION, SCHOOL IDENTIFICATION, D.A.R.E., OFFICER FRIENDLY, SCHOOL RESOURCE OFFICER, RAPE PREVENTION, ELDERLY CRIME RESOURCE OFFICER, McGRUFF SCHOOL PROGRAM, ELDERLY PREVENTION, CHILD SAFETY, DRUG AWARENESS, HOME CRII~E PREVENTION, CHILD SAFETY, DRUG AWARENESS, SECURITY HOME SECURITY, BUSINESS SECURITY, CPTED RESOURCES RESOURCES DISPLAYS: LOCKS, DOORS, WI NDOoIS, DRUGS, PUPPETS DISPLAYS: LOCKS, DOORS, WIND~S, DRUGS, PUPPETS, McGRUF F COSTUME AUDIO VISUAL: FILMS SOUTHAMPTON COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT SHERIFF INTRDDLCTION TO CRIME PREVENTION POST OFFF~X 72 VERNIE W. FRANCIS, JR. AN OUt.CE OF PREVENTION COURTLAND, VA 23837 (804) 653-2100 ORGANIZATION SURRY COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT SHERIFF -prrSTlirITCE SOX 233 W. C. ANDREWS, JR. CUNTACT: VERNIE W. FRANCIS, JR. (804) 653-2100 SURRY, VA 23883 (804) 294-3156 CRII~E PREVENTIUN UNIT: NO STAFF: 3 DEPUTIES AS NEEDED ORGANIZATION VOLUNTEERS: NO CRrr~E PREVENTION COUNCIL: NO CONTACT: LT. H. D. BROriN (804) 294-5264 CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: NO CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO STAFF: DEPUTIES ASSIGNED AS NEEDED VOLUNTEERS: NO PROGRAr~S CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: YES CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: YES IDENTIFICATION, SCHuOL RESOURCE OFFICER, McGRUFF SCHOOL PROGRA."1, ELDEi{LY CRIME PREVENTION, CHILO PROGRAMS SAFETY, DRUG AWARENESS, HOME SECURITY, BUSINESS SECURITY, CRIME STUPPERS NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION IDENTIFICATION, OFFICER FRIE~DLY, SCHOOL RESOURCE RESOURCES OFFICER, HOME SECURITY, BUSINESS SECURITY DISPLAY: LOCKS RESOlRCES SPOTSYLVAHIA COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT SHERIFF POST uFFICnOX124 THO'IAS C. WADDY, JR. DISPLAYS: LOCKS, DOORS, WI ND~S, LIGHTING, GLASS, DRUGS SPOTSYLVANIA, VA 22553 (703) 582-6384 AUDIO VISUAL: ORGANIZA,TION SLIDES CONTACT: ALBERT R. STEloIART (703) 582-7115 ON THE LOOKOUT CRIME P~EVENTION UNIT: NO THE SAFETY NET STAFF: DEPUTIES ASSIGNED AS NEEDED AMERICA'S TOUGH GUY VOLUNTEERS: NO EVERY EIGHT SECONDS CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: YES THE ANONYMOUS THIEF CRIME PH EVENTlON NEWSLEITER: NO SPEAK I NG OUT CRIHE PREVENTlOtl kWARDS: YES PROGRAMS NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, OPERATION IDENTIFICATION, OFFICER FRIENDLY, McGRUFF SCHOOL PROGRAM, RAPE PREVENTION, CHILO SAFETY, DRUG AWARENESS, CRIME STOPPERS RESOURCES DISPLAYS: LOCKS, DOORS, WI NOo./S, ~~ARMS, LIGHTING, I ,______~D~R~UG=S~,~P~U~PP~E~T~S ______~ ______

-28- SUSSEX COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT SHERIFF WARREN COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT SHERIFF -wI ~ E. S. KITCHEN, JR. ---a-rA~KSON STR£tT LYNN C. ARMENTROUT SUSSEX, VA 231:l!.i4 (804) 246-5361 FRONT RuYAL, VA 22630 (7U3) 635-4129 ORGANIZATIUN ORGANIZATION CONTACT: CURP0RAl BELL (804) 246-5511 CONTACT: DOTTIE DeMOSS (703) 635-7243 C~I1~E PREVENTIuN UNIT: NO CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: NO STAFF: 1 OEPUTY PART TIME, UTHERS AS NEEUED STAFF: ASSIGNED AS NEEDEU VOLUNTEERS: NO VO LUNTE ERS : YE S CIUME PReVENTION COUNCIL: YES CRI"IE PREVENTION COUNCIL: NO CRIME PREVENTIuN NEWSLETTeR: NO CRIME PREVENTION NE'rISLETTER: NO CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO PRUGRAMS PROGRAMS NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, SCHOOL RESOURCE NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION OFFICER, McGRUFF SCHOOL PROGRAM, RAPE PREVENTION, IDENTIFICATION, D.A.R.E., SCHOOL RESOURCE OFFICER, ELDERLY CRIME PREVENTION, CHILO SAFETY, DRUG AWARENESS, CHILD SAFETY, DRUG AWARENESS, HOME SECURITY, BUSINESS HOME SECURITY, BUSINESS SECURITY SECUR lTY RESOURCES RESOURCES DISPLAYS: LOCKS, DRUGS, McGKUFF COSTUME DISPLAYS: LOCKS, ALARMS, DRUGS AUDIO VISUALS: SLIDES WASHINGTON COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT SHERIFF 216 PARK STREET JOHN A. McCALL, JR. BEATING THE BURGLAR ABINGDON, VA 24210 (703) 628-7183 I • S~LF-PROTECTIt)N LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF THE JURY ORGAN lZATION FRAUD AND OTHER CON GAMES AMERICA'S TOUGHEST GANG CONTACT: JOHN A. McCALL, JR. (703) 6<.8-7183 MA~IJUANA - THE INSIOE STORY CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: NO CHILD ABUSE - THE SILENT EPIOEMIC STAfF: DEPUTIES ASSIGNED AS NEEDED MARIJUANA IN THE CLASSROOM VOLUNTEERS: YES wIPE OUT VANDALISM CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: NO CRIME PREVENTION - WHAT AND WHY CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO CALL THE NEXT WITNESS CRIME PREVENTION THROUGH ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN PROGRMS EVER.Y EIGHT SECONDS DRUGS OF ABUSE NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION IDENTIFICATION, SCHOOL RESOURCE OFFICER, McGRUFF SCHOOL I PROGRAM, RAPE PREVENTION, ELDERLY CRIME PREVENTION, ! TAZEWELL COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT SHERIF F CHILD SAFETY, DRUG AWARENESS, HOME SECURITY, BUSI~ESS I !:lOX 190--' W. E. OSBORNE SECUR lTY TAZEWELL, VA 24651 (703) 988-5966 RESOURCES ORGANIZATION DISPLAYS: LOCKS, ALARMS, DRUGS CONTACT: W. E. OSBORNE (703) 988-5966 CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: NO WESTMORELAND COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT SHERIFF I STAFF: 3 DEPUTIES AS NEEDED POST OFFIC~305 CHA~LES W. JACKS0N I VOLUNTEERS: NO MONTROSS, VA 22520 (804) 493-8066 CKII~E PREVENTION COUNCIL: NO CRII~E PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO ORGANIZATION CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO CONTACT: FRANK R. SCHWERT (804) 493-8066 I PROGRAMS CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: NO I STAFF: 1 DEPUTY PART TIME, 3 DEPUTIES AS NEEDED I NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS. OPERATION VOLUNTEERS: NO lOENTIFICATION, McGRUFF SCHOOL PROGRAI-1, RAPE PHEVENTION, CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: NO ELDERLY CRII~E PREVENTION, CHILD SAFETY, DRUG AWARENESS, CRIME PREVENTION NE'rISLETTER: YES HOME SECURITY, BUSINESS SECURITY, CPTED CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO RESOURCES PROGRAMS DISPLAYS: LOCKS, DRUGS NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION IDENTIFICATION, DRUG. AWAP.ENESS, HOME SECURITY, CRIME STOPPERS

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-2<;- WESTMORELAND COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT (continued) YORK COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT SHERIF F --POSiOFFICE BOX 396 PRESTON S. WILLIAMS RESOURCES YORKTOWN, VA 23690 (804) 898-0222 DISPLAYS: LOCKS ORGAN IZATI ON AUDIO VISUAL: CONTACT: MICHAEL E. JAMES (804) 898-0226 SLIDES CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: NO STAFF: 1 DEPUTY FULL TIME BEATING THE 8URGLAR VOLUNTEERS: NO MARIJUANA, THE INSIDE STORY CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: NO AN ACT OF VIOLENCE CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO CRIME PREVENTION THEN AND NOW CRIME PREVENTION AWA~DS: NO

~ PROGRAMS WHY KIDS 00 DRUGS NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION THREE WAYS TO KEEP YOUR KIDS OFF DRUGS IDENTIFICATION, D.A.R.E., RAPE PREVENTION, CHILD SAFETY, DRUG AWARENESS, HCME SECUR lTY, CRIt~E STOPPE~S WYTHE COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT SHERIFF RESOURCES --pQSiOFFTCE 1:l0X 63 G" W. PIKE WYTHEVILLE, VA 24382 (703) 228-7177 DISPLAYS: LOCKS, DRUGS ORGANIZATION AUDIO VISUAL: CONTACT: LT. T. J. MILGRIN (703) 228-7177 VIDEOS CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: NO STAFF: 4 DEPUTIES PART TIME SAY NO TO DRUGS DRUG EDUCATION AWARENESS VOLUNTEERS: YES CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: NO CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO PROGRAMS NEIGHBORHUOD WATCH, OPERATION IDENTIFICATION, RAPE PREVENTION, ELDERLY CRIME PREVENTION, CHILD SAFETY, DRUG AWARENESS, HOME SECURITY, 8USINESS SECURITY, CRIME STOPPERS RESOURCES DISPLAYS: LOCKS, DOORS, WINDOWS, DRUGS, PUPPETS, McGRUF F COSTUME AUDIO VISUALS: SLIDES BEATING THE BURGLAR SELF -PROTECT! ON FRAUD ANO OTHER CON GAMES CRIME PREVENTION: WHAT AND WHY CRIME PREVENTION THROUGH ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN NEIGHBORHOUD WATCH WIPE OUT VANDALISM CALL THE NEXT WITNESS LADIES AND GENrLEMEN OF THE JURY

-30- TOWNS ASHLAHD POLICE DEPARTMENT CHIEF OF POLICE BLACKSBURG POLICE DEPARTMENT (continued) POST OFFT'CE BOX 271 JOHN D. ROCHAT ASHLAND, VA 23005 (804) 798-1227 PROGRAMS ORGANIZATION NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION ---- IDENTIFICATION, D.A.R.E., SCHOOL RESOURCE OFFICER, CONTACT: CPL. WILLh,M T. GATEWOOD (804) 798-1227 McGRUFF SCHOOL PROGRAM, CHILD SAFETY, DRUG CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: YES AWARENESS, HOME SECURITY, BUSINESS SECURITY STAFF: 1 OFFICER AND 1 CIVILIAN AS NEEDED VOLUNTEEKS: NO RESOURCES CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: NO CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO DISPLAYS: LOCKS, ALARMS, DRUGS, PUPPETS CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO AUDIO VISUAL: PROGRAMS SLIDES NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION SELF-PROTECTION BEATING THE BURGLAR IOENTIFICATION, CHILD SAFETY, DRUG AWARENESS CALL THE NEXT WITNESS NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH CRIME PREVENTION THROUGH ENVIRO~ENTAL 'DESIGN RESOURCES VANDALISM: THE MILLION-DOLLAR PRANK CRIME PREVENTION: THE ROLE OF THE CITIZEN DISPLAYS: LOCKS, DOORS, WINDOWS, DRUGS, COST OF CRIME IN THE NEW RIVER VALLEY Mc;GRUF F COSTUME WI PE OUT VANDALISM CRIME PREVENTION - WHAT AND WHY AUDIO VISUAL: FRAUD AND OTHER CON GAMES SLIDES LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF THE JURY NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH PATCH THE PONY BLUEFIELD POLICE DEPARTMENT CHIEF OF POLICE OPEKATION BUST A DEALER POST OFrrcr-BOX 1026 JACK W. ASBU~Y BLUEFIELD, VA 24605 (703) 326-2521 BIG STONE GAP POLICE DEPARTMENT CH IEF OF POLlCE ORGANIZATION -ilzC 5TH STREET MICHAEL J. BENTOSKI BIG STONE GAP, VA 24219 (703) 523-0117 CONTACT: JACK W. ASBURY (703) 326-2521 CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: NO ORGANIZATION STAFF: 1 OFFICER PART TIME VOLUNTEERS: YES CONTACT: MICHAEL BENTOSKI (703) 523-0117 CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: YES C~IME PREVENTION UNIT: NO CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO STAFF: ASSIGNEU AS NEEDED CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO VULUNTEERS: YES CR I1~E PREVEliTION COUNC I L: YES PROGRAMS CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION I~ENTI­ FICATlON, McGRUFF SCHOOL PROffiAH, RA?E PREVE~i1Jti, :HILJ PROGRAMS SAFETY, ORUG AWARENESS, HOME SECURITY, BUSINESS SECURIiY ! i NEIGHBORHOOU WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION RESOURCES ! IDENTIFICATION, D.A.R.E., OFFICER FRIENDLY, SCHOOL I RESOURCE OFFICER, ELDE~LY CRIME PREVENTION, DRUG 1__ ~DI~S~P~LA~Y~S~:~LOC~KS~,~DR~U~G~S,~Mc~G~R~UF~F~CU~S~T~UM~,£~ ______f AWARENESS, HOME SECURITY, BUSINESS SECURITY~ CPTED CHRISTIANSBURG POLICE DEPARTMENT CHIEF OF POLICE RESOURCES 100 EAST MAIN ST~EET AL VI N L. HALE CHRISTIANSBURG, VA 24073 (703) 332-3131 DISPLAYS: LOCKS, ALARMS, LIGHTING, DRUGS, ROBOT ORGANIZATION AUDIO VISUAL: SLIDES CONTACT: FRANK GRAVES (703) 382-3131 CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: NO BEATING THE BURGLAR FRAUD AND OTHER CON GAMES STAFF: 2 OFFICERS PART TIME VOLUNTEERS: NO CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: NO BLACKSBURG POLICE DEPARTMENT CHIEF OF POLICE CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO 200 CLAY STKEET, S.W. DONALD L. CAREY CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO BLACKSBURG, VA 24060 (703) 961-1152 PROGRAMS ORGANIZATION SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION IDENTIFICATION, ELDERLY CONTACT: SGT. MARTY HAUSCHILDT (703) 961-1168 CRIME PREVENTION, CHILD SAFETY, DRUG AWARENESS, HOME CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: YES SECURITY, BUSINESS SECURITY STAFF: 1 OFFICER FULL TIME VOLUNTEERS: YES RESOURCES CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: NO CRIME P~EVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO DISPLAYS: LOCKS, DOORS, WINDOWS, DRUGS, PUPPETS ClUl1E PR.EVENTION AWARDS: NO AUDIO VISUAL~ (continued) SLIDE DRUGSUFASUSE -31- ·'

CREWE POLlCE DEPARTMENT CHIEF OF POLlCE FARMVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT CHIEF OF POLICE --r2'5-u:rr-CARUL 1AA AVE NUE CHARLES C. CASTLE, JR. 112 NOR1tfltAfN STREET OTTO S. OVERTON CREWE, VA 23930 (804) 645-7710 FARMVILLE, VA 23901 (804) 392~3332 ORGANIZATION • ORGANIZATION CONTACT: CHARLES C. CASTLE, JR. (804) 645-7710 CONTACT: C. H. KELSEY (804) 392-3332 I. CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: NO CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: NO STAFF: ASSIGNED AS NEEDED STAFF: ASSIGNED AS NEEUED VOLUNTEERS: NO VOLUNTEERS: YE S CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: NO CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: NO CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NU CRIME PREVENTION AI./ARDS: tlO PROGRAMS PROGRAMS

NEIGH80RHOOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, ELDERLY CRIME OPERATION IDENTIFICATION, RAPE PREVENTION, CHI~D SAFETY PREVENTION" CH ILD SAFETY, H()lE SECUR ITY, BUS I NESS SECURITY, CRIME STOPPERS FRONT ROYAL POLICE DEPARTMENT CHIEF OF POLICE RESOURCES ~ WITrM"i'iTIlSTRE ET LAR~Y W. DANIEL FRONT ROYAL, VA 22630 (703) 635-2111 DISPLAYS: LOCKS ORGANIZATION CULPEPER POLICE DEPARTMENT CH IEF OF PO L.IC E CONTACT: C.APTAIN S. W. SCHIRO (703) 635-2111 130 w.~ON STREET C. B. JONES CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: NO CULPEPER, VA 22701 (703) 825-0444 STAFF: ASSIGNEU AS NEEDED VO LUNTEERS: NO ORGAN IZA.TION CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: NO CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO CONTACT: C. B. JONES (703) 825-0444 CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: NO STAFF: ASSIuNEU AS NEEDED PROGRAMS VOLUNTEERS: NO CiU!1E PREVENTIllN COUNCIL: NO NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, RAPE PREVENTION, ELDERL Y CRI'~=: I CR1I1E PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO PREVENTION, CHILD SAFETY, DRUG AWARENESS, Ha1E CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO SECURITY, BUSINESS SECURITY, r.RIME STOPPERS PROGRAMS RESOURCES I I SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION IDENTIFICATION, DRUG DISPLAYS: I'CGRUFF COSTUME I AWARENESS, HOME SECURITY, BUSINESS SECURITY 1--'------RESOURCES HALIFAX POLICE DEPARTMENT CHIEF OF POLl~E I POST utFTCE BOX 627 THURMAN F. PE~KI~S I DISPLAYS: LOCKS, DOORS, WINDOWS, DRUGS HALIFAX, VA 24558 (804) 476-2526 ORGANIZATION DAMASCUS POLICE DEPARTMENT CH IEF OF POLlCE --Pcrsromcr~ux 56 D. L. BENTLEV CONTACT: LT. D. W. MARTIN (804) 476-2526 DAMASCUS, VA 24236 (703) 475-3341 CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: NO STAFF: ASSIGNED AS NEEDED ORGANIZATION VOLUNTEERS: YES CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: YES CONTACT: D. L. BENTLEY (703) 475-3341 CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: NO CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO STAFF: ASSIGNED AS NEEDED I VOLUNTEERS: NO PROGRAMS I CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: NO CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, D.A.R.E. I CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO 1------,~ PROG~AHS HERNDON POLICE DEPARTMENT CHIEF OF POLICE 898 CKESTV I EW DR I VE GEORGE W. WI'U,=:L NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH. SECURITY SURVEYS. OPERATION HERNDON, VA 22070 (703) 435-6846 IDENTIF ICATION, HCl1E SECURITY. BUSINESS SECURITY ORGANIZATION CONTACT: D. W. AMOS (703) 435-6872 CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: YES I STAFF: 1 OFFICER FULL TIME Ii VOLUNTEERS: NO CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: NO ! CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO CRIME PREVENTiON AWARDS: YES I I ~ ~(c~o~n~t'~·n~u~ed~ne~x~t~~~a~9~e~) I______-32- HERNDON POLICE DEPARTMENT (cant; nued) MARION POLICE DEP~RTMENT CHIEF OF POLlCE -m wrsniAJ N STf(~ET JOHN H. GRUBB, JR. PROGRAMS MARION, VA 24354 (703) 783-8144 NEIGHBORHOUD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION ORGANIZATION IDENTIFICATION, OFFICER FRIENDLY, SCHOOL RESOURCE OFFICER, I".cGRUFF SCHOOL PROGRAM, RAPE PREVENTION, CONTACT: CPL. D. E. WHITLEY (703) 783-8144 ELDE~LY CRIME PREVENTION, CHILD SAFETY, DRUG CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: YES AWARENESS, HOME SECURITY, BUSINESS SECURITY, CPTED STAFF: ASSIGNED AS NEEDED VOLUNTEERS: NO RESOURCES CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: YES CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO C\SPLAYS: LOCKS, DOORS, WINDCWS, DRUGS, PUPPETS, CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: YES , McGRUFF COSTUME PROGRAMS AUDIO VISUALS: lliQll NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION IDENTIFICATION, D.A.R.E., RAPE PREVENTION, ELDERLY BEATING THE BURGLAR NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH CRIME PREVENTION, CHILD SAFETY, DRUG AWARENESS, HOME SELF-PROTECTION FRAUD AND OTHEK CON GAMES SECURITY, BUSINESS SECURITY. CPTED CRIME PREVENTION: WHAT AND WHY RESOURCES £.!.!:t12. DISPLAYS: LOCKS, DOORS, WINDOWS, ALARMS, LIGrlTING, CRIME PREVENTION: IT'S ELEMENTARY GLASS, DRUGS, McGRUFF COSTUME AUDIO VISUALS: LAWRENCEVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT CHIEF OF POLICE ~ 400 Nu~iri M~R~£T DOUGLAS POND LAWRENCEVILLE, VA 23868 (804) 848-2414 CRIME PREVENTION: WHAT AND WHY SELF -PROE:TI Oli IT'S A MATTER OF COMMON SENSE BEATING THE BU?GLAR ORGANIZATION FRAUD AND OTHER CON GAHES NEIGHBORHOOJ wA;:H COMMUNITIES COMt:lAT CRrr~E WIPE OUT VANDAi..ISI1 CONTACT: L. W. SIMS (804) 848-2414 CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: NO STAFF: ASSIGNED AS NEEDED MIDDLETON POLICE DEPARTMENT CHIEF OF POLlCE VOLUNTEERS: YES POST OFFICE BOX 96 ROBERT M. SAGER CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: YES MIDDLETON, VA 22645 (703) 869-2226 CRIHE PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO ORGANIZATION PROGRAMS CONTACT: ROBERT M. SAGER (703) 869-2226 CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: NO SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION IDENTIFICATION, STAFF: 2 OFFICERS AS NEEDED CHILD SAFETY, DRUG AWARENESS VOLUNTEERS: YES CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: NC CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO LEESBURG POLICE DEPARTMENT CHIEF OF POLICE CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO 17 EAST FORT EVANS ROAD JAMES M. KIDWELL LEESBU~G, VA 22075 (703) 777-3122 PROffiAMS ORGANIZATION NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS. CHILD SAFETY, HOME SECURITY, BUSINESS SECURITY CONTACT: C. L. JONES (703) 777-3122 C~IME PREVENTION UNIT: YES STAFF: 1 OFFICER FULL TIME, 3 OFFICERS AS NEEDED Mr. JACKSON POLICE DEPARTMENT CHIEF OF POLICE VOLUNTEERS: NO -POST OFFICE l:!UX 437 R. L. HASSLER CRII~E PREVENTIuN COUNCIL: YES MT. JACKSON, VA 22842 (703) 477-2242 CRIME PREVENTICH NEWSLETTER: NO CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO ORGANIZATION PROGRAMS CONTACT: R. L. HASSLER (703) 477-2242 CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: NO NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION IDENTI­ STAFF: 1 OFFICER AS NEEDED FICATION, OFFICER FRIENDLY, SCHOOL RESOURCE OFFICER, VOLUNTEERS: YES McGRUFF SCHOOL PRUu~N~, RAPE PREVENTION, ELDERLY CRIME CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: NO PREVENTION, CHILD SAFETY, DRUG AWAKENESS, HOME SECURITY CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO BUSINESS SECURITY, CRIME STOPPERS • CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO RESOrnCES PROffiAMS DISPLAYS: LOCKS, DOORS,WINDCJ,.jS, DRUGS, McGRUFF COSTUME NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, ELDERLY CRIME AUDIO VISUALS: PREVENTION, DRUG AWARENESS, Ha1E SECURITY, BUSINESS SLIDES SECUR I TY RESOURCES NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH HOME SECURITY I I______~ __-- ______L_~O~IS~P=LA~Y~S~:~LOC~K~S~,~D~RU~GS~ ______-33- ,

, ~<''''- •. , •. ,~",", .• ROCKY MOUNT POLICE DEPARTMENT CHIEF OF POLICE ST. PAUL~ DEPARTMENT (continued) ----pQSiliITIITliiYX 239 P. G. PICKERAL ROCKY MOUNT. VA 24151 (703) 483-9275 AUDIO VISUALS: VIDEOS ORGAN IZATI ON MARIJUANA IN CLASSROOMS STRONG KIDS, SAFE KIDS CONTACT: LT. R. C. LEMONS (703) 483-9275 JUST ALONG FUR THE RIDE TOO SMART FOR STRANGERS CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: NO MARIJUANA DRIVING AND YOU McGRUFF CRIME PREVENTION STAFF: 1 OFFICER PART TIME NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH REACH OUT VOLUNTEERS: NO DON'T BE A VICTIM OF BURGLARS KEVIN'S STORY CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: YES CRIME WATCH DRUGS OF A8USE CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTEH: YES CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: YES STRASBURG POLICE DEPARTMENT CHIEF OF POLICE PROGRAMS 134 EAST KING STREET JAMES E. HALL STRASBURG. VA 22657 (703) 465-5230 NEIGHBORHOOQ WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION IDENTIFICATION, TIPS, OFFICER FRIENDLY. McGRUFF ORGAN IZATION SCHOOL PROGRAM. ELDF.RLY CRIME PREVENTION. CHILD SAFETY. DRUG AWARENESS, HOME SECURITY, BUSINESS CONTACT: TOM WILSON (703) 465-5230 SECUR lTY. CPTED CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: YES STAFF: ASSIGNED AS NEEDED RESOURCES VOLUNTEERS: NO CRIME PREVENTIUN COUNCIL: YES DISPLAYS: LOCKS. DOORS. WINDOIIS, DRUGS, .I

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COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES

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.... h 1~'1_' .,"'. .... -"~"~·I ,.-,-. r~ .,'"", """~~,, ~..... ~ . ..,...... <; ..... ,~" ..._. ~'>'i"') .. >-"." ..... <~.Wr', ..,.· ".,,~~-,.:r:~ •. ~~:., _~ .I'.'."'~'-"'~~:'~'•• '::'''~.<:''~<::".,<·:(,.,. ".,. "'~'''''~<>''''..Y__ ·.'.:'1.,,,''''O·._·,, ,,~~__ ., ,*-"", ,~,.""", ••• _~"- ",_.,,,. '"'~ __''' ~" •• """'.\....~,~ • ,,'r., >o~.~. _... "... "_._._.,,,_.:"~ .. ",' .~_ ...... ><0 ..... -.,~ ~.,.~- ..-"""'" ... ~.-- .... -. --~-,,- ".~. ,~--.-•• ,.,".-."'-'- _ ...... -~.-, CHRISTOPHER NEWPORT COLLEGE CHIEF OF POLlCE LONGWOOD COLLEGE CHIEF OF POLICE CAMPUS POLlCE DEPAR11'IENT JOHNNIE L. CAPEHART POLICE DEPARTMENT JAMES A. HUSKEY 50 SHOE LANE (804) 599-7053 HIGH STREET (804) 392-9321 NEWPORT NEWS, VA 23606 FARMVILLE, VA 23901 ORGANIZATION ORGANIZATION CONTACT: EVONNE OOWOELL (804) 599-7053 CONTACT: SGT. ANDY RHODES (804) 392-9321 CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: YES CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: NO STAFF: 2 OFFICERS AS NEEDED . STAFF: ASSIGNED AS NEEDEO VOLUNTEERS: ~IO VOLUNTEERS: NO CRIME PREVENTION CUUNCIL: NO CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: YES CHIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO CRIME PREVEN.TION AWARDS: NU PROGRAMS PROGRAMS SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION IDENTIFICATION, RAPE DORM WATCK, SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION IOENTIFICATION, PREVENTION. DRUG AWARENESS, CPT ED RAPE PREVENTION, ELDERLY CRIME PREVENTION, CHILD SAFETY, DRUG AWARENESS, CPTED RESOLRCES RESOURCES DISPLAYS: LOCKS DISPLA'(S: DRUGS, DOORS, WI ND(J,JS, LIGHTING GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY DIRECTOR -pQ[rrrOt? AR TME Nt ARTHUR J. SANDERS OLD OOMINION UNIVERSITY CHIEF OF POLICE 4400 UNIVEKSITY DRIVE (703) 323-2150 -DEPARTMENT OF PUBLlC SAFETY ERIC W. SHOEM~KER FAIRFAX. VA 22030 4900 HAMPTON BOULEVARD (804) 440-4000 NORFOLK. VA 23508 ORGANIZATION ORGAN IZATION CONTACT: BLANCHE SKAR (703) 323-2158 CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: YES CONTACT: SGT. ELLEN LOCAS (804) 440-4008 STAFF: 1 OFFICE~ FULL TIME CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: YES VOLUNTEERS: YES STAFF: 1 OFFICER FULL TIME CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: NO VOLUNTEERS: YES CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: NO CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO CRIHE PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: YES CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: YES PROGRAMS PROGRAMS SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION IDENTIFICATION. I RAPE PREVENTION, CHILD SAFETY, BUSINESS SECURITY. SECURITY SURVEYS. OPERATION IDENTIFICATION, RAPE r PERSONAL PROTECTION PREVENTION. ELDERLY CRIME PREVENTION, HOME SECURITY, I I BUSINESS SECURITY, STUDENT ESCORT SERVICE, CPTEJ i RESOURCES : I------j DISPLAYS: LOCl;S UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND CHIEF OF POLICE CAMPUS PULICE DEPARTMENT ROBERT DILLARD POST OFFICE BOX 296 (804) 239-8721 JAMES MADISON UNIVERSITY DIRECTOR UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND. VA 23173 ----cAMpus POLICE AND SAFETY ALAN D. MacNUTT HARKISONBURG, VA 22807 (703) 433-6361 ORGANIUTlON ORGANIZATION CONTACT: SGT. J. E. SHEFFIELD (804) 289-8721 CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: YES CONTACT: ROBERT A. BAKER (703) 568-6911 STAFF: 1 OFFICER FULL TIME. 1 CIVILIAN PART TIME CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: NO VOLUNTEERS: NO STAFF: 2 OFFICERS AS NEEDED CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: YES VOLUNTEERS: NO CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO CRIME PREVENT'lON COUNCIL: NO CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO CR1t~E PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO PROGRAMS PROGRAMS SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION IDENTIFICATION, CPTED I . SECURITY SURVEYS. OPERATION IDENTIFICATION. SCHOOL RESOLRCES RESOURCE OFFICER, HOME SECURITY. BUSINESS SECURITY, OFFICE SECURITY. CPTED DISPLAYS: LOCKS RESOURCES DISPLAYS: LOCKS, ALARMS

-37- UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA DIRECTOR VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE CHIEF OF POLICE puLld DrPARTMENI MICHAEL SHEFFIELD PULICE DEPARTMtNT RAY LEWI S 2304 IVY ~OAD (804) 924-7166 BUILDING 201 (703) 961-6183 CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA 22901 BLACKSBURG, VA 24061 ORGANIZATION ORGANIZATION CUNTACT: LT. C. E. TYLER (804) 924-7166 CONTACT: LT. DAVID WHITEHEAD (703) 961-6411 CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: YES CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: YES STAFF: 2 OFFICERS FULL TIME, 1 OFFICER PART TIME STAFF: 1 OFFICER FULL TIME VOLUNTEERS: YES VOLUNTEERS: NO CRIME PREVENTIUN COUNCIL: YES CRIME PREVENTION COUOCIL: NO CRIME PREVENTION NEwSLETTER: YES CRIME PREVENTION NEwSLETTER: NO CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: YES CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO PROGRAMS PROffiAMS DORM WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION IDENTIFICATION, SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION IDENTIFICATION, CHILD RAPE PREVENTION, CHILO SAFETY, DRUG AWARENESS, HOME SAFETY, PERSONAL PROTECTION, BUSINESS SECURITY SECURITY, BUSINESS SECURITY, CRIME STOPPERS, CPTED RESOLRCES RESOURCES DISPLAYS: LOCKS, DRUGS DISPLAYS: LOCKS, McGRUFF COSTUME

AUDIO VISUALS: COLLEGE OF WILLIAM AND MARY DIRECTOR £.l.l:!:!i POLICrDEPARTMENi-­ RICHARD S. CUMB~~ WILLIAMSBURG, VA 23168 (804) 253-4595 N060DY'S VICTIM RETHINKING RAPE REALITY OF RAPE AMERICA: HOOKED ON DRUGS ORGANIZATION DEADLIEST WEAPON SWARTHMORE COLLEGE NOT ONLY STRANGERS RAPE VICTIM OR VICTOR CONTACT: CATHY LADRIERE (804) 253-4595 CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: YES STAFF: 1 OFFICER FULL TIME VIRGINIA C~MONWEALTH UNIVERSITY DIRECTOR VOLUNTEERS: NO POLlCE DEPARTMENT DON DEAN CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: NO BOX 2024 (804) 257-6232 CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: YES RICHMOND, VA 232~4-2024 CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: YES ORGANIZATION PROffiAMS CONTACT: WAYNE CARLSON (804) 257-6232 DORM WATCH, SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION IDENTIF rCATION, CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: NO RAPE PREVENTION, DRUG AWARENESS, BUSINESS SECURITY, STAFF: 2 OFFICERS PART TIME, 4 OTHERS AS NEEDED CPTED VOLUNTEERS: NO RESOLRCES CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: NO CRIME PREVENTI0N NE~SLETTER: NO DISPLAYS: LOCKS, DOORS, WINDOWS CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO AUDIO VISUALS: PROGRAMS SLIDES SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION IDENTIFICATION, SAFETY AWARENESS SELF -PROTECTION CRIME PREVENTION RESOURCES FILM DISPLAYS: LOCKS, ALARMS HOW TO SAY NO TO A RAPIST AND SURVIVE

AUD IO VI SUALS: SLIDES WOMEN'S SAFETY AwARENESS CRIME PREVENTION FILMS HOW TO SAY NO TO A RAPIST AND SURVIVE I

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OTHER DEPARTMENTS CHESAPEAKE SHERIFF'S OFFICE SHERIFF U.S. AIR FORCE - LANGLEY AIR FORCE BASE POST OFFICE tlUX 15~ JOHN R. NEWHART --sECiJRfTYpOLIC£ SQUADRON ---­ CHESAPEAKE, VA 23320 (804) 547·6159 HAMPTON, VA 23665 ORGANIZATION ORGANIZATION CONTACT: M. A. PELLETIER (804) 547-6159 CONTACT: SS6T KENNETH JOHNSON (804) i84·S091/5690 CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: YES CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: YES STAFF: 1 DEPUTY FULL TIME STAFF: 1 OFFICER FULL TIME VOLUNTEERS: NO VOLUNTEERS: YE S CRIHE PREVENTIllN COUNCIL: YES CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: NO CRlME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: YES CRIME PREVENTIUN AWARDS: NO CRIME PREVENTIUN AWA~US: NU PROGRAMS PROffiAMS SECURITY SURVEYS, OFFICER FRIENDLY. SCHOOL RESOURCE SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION IDENTIFICATION, SCHOOL OFFICER, ELDERLY CRIME PREVENTION, CHILD SAFETY, RESOURCE OFFICER, McGRUFF SCHOOL PR Offi AM , RAPE PKEVEN· HOME SECURITY. BUSINESS SECURITY TION, CHILD SAFETY, DRUG AWARENESS, HOME SECURITY, CPTEJ RESOURCES RESOURCES DISPLAYS: LOCKS, DOORS, WINDOWS. ALARMS DISPLAYS: DOORS, LOCKS, WINDOWS, DRUGS, McGRUFF COSTUME

SUFFOLK SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT SHERIFF U.S. ARMY - FORT BELVOIR PUST uFFICE SOX Ib32 J. I. BAINES --oAViSuN ARMY AIR SUFFOLK, VA 23434 (804) 539-5119 PROVOST MARSHALL FORT BELVOIR. VA 22060 ORGANIZATION ORGANIZATION CDNTACT: SGT. DAVID W. GOODRICH (804) 539-5119 CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: YES CONTACT: LT. FREEMAN (703) 664-4381/4637 STAFF: 1 DEPUTY FULL TIME CRIME PREVENTION UNIT: YES VOLUNTEERS: NO STAFF: ALL OFFICERS PERFORM CRIME PREVENTION DUTIES (SO): CRIt~E PK£VENTION COUNCIL: NO VOLUNTEERS: NO I CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: NO CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: YES CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: YES CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: YES CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: YES PROGRAMS PROGRAMS I NEIGHBORHUuO WATCH, OPERATION IDENTIFICATION, OFFICER FRIeNDLY, SCHOUL RESOURCE OFFICER, ELDERLY CRIME NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH. SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION !DENTI- I PREVENTION, CHILD SAFETY, DRUG AWARENESS. HOME SECURITY FICATION, TIPS, D.A.R.E., OFFICER FRIENDLY, McGRUFF SCHOOL PROGRAM, RAPE PREVENTION, CHILD SAF~TY, DRU~ RESOURCES DRUG AWARENESS, HOME SECURITY, BUSINESS SECURITY ,

DISPLAYS: LOCKS, DRUGS RESOURCES J I AUDIO VISUALS: DISPLAYS: LOCKS, DOORS, WINDOWS, ALARMS, LIGHTING, SLIDES GLASS. DRUGS, PUPPETS, McGRUF F COSTUME CRIME PREVENTION: THEN AND NOW BEATING THE BURGLAR FRAUD ANU OTHER CON GAMES NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH U.S. ARMY - FORT LEE SELF PROTECTION: IT'S A MATTER OF COMMON SENSE --PROVOST MARSHAU NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH: COMMUNITIES COMBAT CRIME FORT LEE. VA 23801·5143 ORGANIZATION VIRGINIA PORT AUTHORITY POLlCE DEPARTi~EiH CONTACT: CAPT. LURA McELHEARN (804) 734-1756 7737 HAHPTON BOULEVARD CR!I~E. PREVENTION UNIT: YES NORFOLK, VA 23505 STAFF: 3 OFFICERS FULL TIME VOLUNTEERS: NO ORGANIZATION CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: NO CRIf~E PREVOITION NEWSLETTER: NO CONTACT: SGT. CLAUDIA J. YOUNG (804) 440-7086/7145 CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO CHIME PREVENTION UNIT: YES STAFF: 1 OFFIC£R FULL TIME PROGRAMS ;IOLUNTEERS: NO CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL: NO NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, OPERATION IDENTIFICATION, OFFICER CRIME PREVENTION NEWSLETTER: YES FRIENDLY, ~lcGRUFF SCHOOL PROffiAM, RAPE PREVENTION, CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS: NO ELDERLY CRIME PREVENTION, CHILD SAFETY, HANDICAPPED CRIME PREVENTION. DRUG AWARENESS, HOME SECURITY PROGRAHS RESOURCES SECURITY SURVEYS, OPERATION IDENTIFICATION. RAPE I I_~PR~E~V~EN~T~I~UN~._C~H~I=lD~SA~F~E~Ty~,~BU~S~I~NE~S~S~S~E~CU~R~I~TY~ ______~~D~IS~P=LA~Y~S~:~L~OC~K~S,~D~RU~GS~,~P~UP~P~E~TS~,~Mc~G~RU~F~F_C~O~S~TU~M~E ______-39-

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PRIMARY CRIME PREVENTION ORGANIZATIONS IN VIRGINIA VIRGINIA CRIME PREVENTION CENTER DEPARTMENT OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE SERVICES 805 EAST 8ROAD STREET RICHMOND, VIRGINIA 23219 (8U4) 786-4000

Description The Viryinia Crime Prevention Center is housed within the Department of Criminal Justice Services (OCJS) end is the OCJS focal point for crime prevention activities. The center is an active member of the National Crime Prevention Council whicn promotes its activities through its "McGruff" Crime Dog Campaign. Resources and services provided by the center ilre many and varied, and can be of tremendous assistance to any department, civic group or community interested in initiating or enhancing crime prevention services. The following resources and services are provided by DCJS through the center.

~ The following individuals are the staff members assigned to the center: Patrick O. Harris - Crime Prevention Coordinator (804) 786-8457 ~ruce A. Twyman - Public Awareness Coordinator (804) 785-7810

Technical Assistance Crime Prevention Center staff are available to provide technical assistance to departments interested in starting or expanding crime prevention services. Personnel are available to go on site at no cost to the locality. To request crime prevention technical assistance please direct inquiries on official agency stationary to: Richard N. Harris, Di rector De~artment of Criminal Justice Services 805 East Broad Street Ricnmond, Virginia 23219

Training Currently, the Crime Prevention Center is working through the Hampton Roads Academy of Criminal Justice in Ha:1;Jton and the Central Virginia Criminal Justice Training Center in Lynchburg to provide basic, advanced and special ired crime prevention training for law enforcement officers and private citizens. The training is available at no cost and in­ service credit may be awarded for law enforcement personnel. For more infonnation contact: Hampton Roads Academy of Criminal Justice (804) 722-2847 Central Virginia Criminal Justice Training Center (804) s2~-0415

If the training at either of· thes~ locations does not meet your needs, you may contact the Crime Prevention Center about other training opportunities.

Other Servi ces The Crime Prevention Center has established several agreements with the Virginia Crime Prevention Association to ex~and crime prevention services. The current areas of interest are citizen involvement, youth crime prevention and business and industry involvement. If you are interested in any assistance in these areas (technical assistance, training, resources), contact the Crime Prevention Center staff or: Harold A. Wright Virginia Crime Prevention Association Post Office Box 6942 Ricnmond, VA 23230 (804) 747-9193

-1- Proyram ,Guides Single copies of the following crime prevention guides are available upon request at no cost. Neighborhood Watcn Model Crime Prevention Policy

Securi ty Surveys Crime Prevention Resource Li st

PUblic Awareness Crime Prevention Throuyh Environmer.~al Design Crime Prevention for Business and Industry Vi rgi nia Crime Prevention Resource Di rectory

8rocnures

The folloiwn~ crime prevention brochures are ilvailaole in quantities dependent upon department size: 1-100fflCer department, SUU copies; 1l-~0 officer department, 1,000 cepies; 51-100 officer department, 1,500 c~ies; over 100 officers, 2.UUU copies.

Neighborhood Watch Home Security Sexual Assault Business Security

Me Gru ff Costumes

McGruff costumes are availaole on loan at no cost to civic groups and law enforcement agencies. We ask thac j'J1J ~aj tne return postage if borrowed by mail. The costume is the hard head Disney-type. The Idt includes the head and paws; you provide the trenchcoat. Ca lIthe Crime Prevent i on Center to reserve a McGru ff cos tume. Reserva t ions shoul d be made approxi ma telj one month befo re tne da te needed.

The Crime Prevention Center and DCJS maintain an extensive library. This specialized collection includes OOOKS, Journals, newsletters, special reports, movies, slides and video cassettes. You may visit the liorary or you may contact tne center for assistance in researchiny a particular topic.

Newsl etter The Crime Prevention Center publishes the Crime Prevention Update every other month. The newsletter provides a brief revie'i of national and state crime prevcntl0n actlvltles a ndls5Ues , recent civil liability cases involving crimes and crime prevent ion, c rime prevention resources and crime prevent i on trai ni ng oppo rtun it i es and events. The n~s 1 eaer is availaole at no cost.

-2- VIRGINIA CRIME PREVENTION ASSOCIATION PUST OFFICE ~OX 6942 RICHMUND, VA 2323U (8D4) 747-9193

Desc ript ion

Founded in lY7~, tne Virginia Crime Prevention Association (VCPA) is an incorporated, non-profit organization • dedicated to the prevention of crime. The Association is a state-wide organization whose membership inclUdes local and state law enforcement offiCers, goverrrnent officials, educators, private security representatives, business and conlTl)nicy leaders, and concerned citizens. The Association has regional chapters in the Central, Nortnern, Soutnwestern, and Tidewater areas of Virginia. Members are served by a Board of Directors and an executive director.

Staff The Executive Director of the Association is: Harold A. Wright (804) 747·9193

Services

The VCPA provides a variety of services to its members and services to the residents of VirginIa in ccrnpliance wit" a':lreenents witn tnt! Department of Criminal Justice Services. Tecnnical assistance, training and resource assistance is availaole in the areas of citizen involvement in crime prevention; Jouth crlme prevention, business and industry involvement in crime prevention and Want ocner areas.

Meeti ngs The VCPA nolds its annual membership/training/gwardS meeting in May. The annual meeting is moved annually amonysc the four regional associations with tne VCPA. ~. Tne VCPA also holdS an annual Statewide Neighborhood Watch Conference in August to coincide with National Nite Out. Tnis meeting is typically held in Richmond.

-,--Awards The VCPA presents crime prevention awards in four categories. These awards are presented annually durin~ C~~ ~af meeting. Awards are presented in the follQoling categories: Ci tizenship Award Professional Service Award Prwate Industry .Award O. W. Cundiff Crime Prevention Service Award

Publications The VCPA distributes a quarterly newsletter which provides an update on recent crime prevention activities. Tne VC~A also publisnes tne Virginia Crime Prevention Journal twice a year. The Journal consists of nearly 100 pages of i nforma r. ion on recent Crlme jlrevent ion trends and issues.

-3- CRIME PREVENTION PROGRAM DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE POST OFFICE BOX 27472 RICHMOND, VA 23261 (804) 323-2130

Desc ri et i on The State Police Crime Prevention Proyram serves to assist those law enforcement agencies and civic groups provid­ ing crime prevention services and to provide services in those areas where such services are not locally available. t.acn of the seven division officers and the fifty-two area offices have been set up as mimi-crime prevention resource centers.

Staff The coordinator of the State Police crime prevention program is: Lieutenant Ken Paul (804) 323-2130 You may also contact the division or area office 1n your locality for assistance.

Brochures: Crime prevention brochures on a variety of topics al"'e available in large quantities. McGruff Costume: '" McGruff costume is available at each of the seven division offices for loan; contact the division office in your area or St ate. Displays: Portable crime prevention displays are available for loan to law enforcement agencies and are located in each of the seven division offices.

D.A.R.E. (Drug Abuse Resistance Education) The Department of State Police coordinates the activities and training for the D.A.R.E. program in Virginia. D.A.R.E. is a drug-abuse, education program taught in local schools by local and state police officers. Contact: Wayne Garrett (804) 323-2059

Other Programs Department for the Aging 101 North 14th Street, 18th Floor Richmond, VA 23219 Contact: Roland T. Handy (B04) 225-2853 Primary Emphasis: crimes against the elderly

Department for Children 805 East East Broad Street, 11th Floor Richmond, VA 23219 Contact: William Bestpitch (804) 786-4835 Primary Emphasis: child safety, missiny children maintain a missing children's resource center

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Network for Victims and Witnesses c/o Department of Criminal Justice Services 80S East East Broad Street, 10th Floor Richmond, VA 23219 Contact: Mandi e Patterson (B04) 786-3923 Primary Emphasis: services for victims and witnesses; yrants available to local 90vernments

Vi r9i nians Alligned Against Sexual Assaul t Post Office Box 87 Ivy, VA 22945 Contact: (804) 295-7273 Primary Emphasis: sexual assault

Virginia Cooperative Extension Service 233 Smyth Hall Viryinia Polytechnic Institute Blacksburg, VA 24061 Contact: R. Michael Chandler (703) 961-6921 Primary Emphasis: citizen involvement, youth rural crime - local e~tension agents are trained to provide basic crime prevention support

Virginia Farm Bureau 200 West Grace Street Post Office Box 27522 Richmond, VA 23261 Contact: Randy A. Kibler (804) 788-1234 Prima ry Emphas is: farm crime, heavy equi pment theft

Virginia Institute for Law and Citizenship Studies Vir~inia Commonwealtn University School of Education 1015 West Main Street Richmond, VA 23284 Contact: Joseph E. O'Brien (804) 257-1322 Primary Emphasis: youth and legal awareness

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APPENDIX E

CRIME PREVENTION OBJECTIVE

CRIMINAL JUSTICE SERVICES BOARD COMPREHENSIVE CRIMINAL JUSTICE PLAN FOR VIRGINIA JUNE 1987

I • CRIME PREVENTION

08JECTIVE: Continue and expand law enforcement-sponsored or supported programs that encourage the public to take an active role in preventing crime, that provide information leading to the arrest and conviction of offenders, that aid in the identification and recovery of stolen property, and that increase liaison with private industry in improving security.

STRATEG IES:

1. The Crimi nal Justice Servi ces Board recommends that all law enforcement agencies assign at least one employee, full- or part-time, to plan and coordinate crime preven­ tion activities.

2. The Criminal Justice Services Board rec~nmends that all law enforcenent agencies adopt written policy and pro­ cedure which establishes the agency's crime prevention component and defines the relationship between all of its organizational elements in pursuing crim~ prevention act i vi ties. '

3. The Criminal Justice Services Board recommends that law enforcement agencies actively establish Neighborhood Watch programs and seek the active involvement of citizens in crime prevention activities.

4. The Crimi nCl.l Justice Servi ces Board recommends that every 1 aw enforcement agency include crime prevention concepts in the development or revision of zoning policies, build­ ing codes, firecodes, and residential and commercial con­ struction building permits. Each law enforcement agency should actively participate in the local community planning process. APPENDIX C

CRIME PREVENTION STANDARDS

COMMISSION ON ACCREDITATION FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES

STANDARDS --FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES AUGUST 1983 4S CRIME PREVENTION Standards in this chapter relate to the prevention, resistance, and su~pression of crime. Sub-chapters deal with, respectively, the organizational and administrative elements of crime prevention, and the operational conside­ rations that shou1d be brought to bear in establishing and maintaining crime prevention programs. Beyond stating thei r cOOlmi tment to crime prevention, 1 aw enforcenent a~encies should establish policies, goals, and objectives by which their commitment can be realized. In some agencies, the creation of a crime prevention component may be called for; in others. Designating an individual as responsible for crime prevention activities may suffice. In all agencies, it should be understood that all officers and components are repsonsible for achieving agency crime prevention goals, and should assist others in this reyard. In addition, the use of nonsworn officers and the elderlj should De encouraged and pro~rams geared toward youth and youth groups developed. Plans should be developed based on data indicating the types of crimes that pose the greatest threat to the community and where (geoyraphically) criminal activity of this type ;s most prevalent. The plans behind specific crime prevention programs should be designed with evaluation in mind. More importantly, programs should be evaluated annually to determine if they have been effective in achieving stated goals. The development of neighborhood watch groups should be fostered as should provision of security surveys; and other related services. Once established, neighborhood watch groups shoul d not be allowed to "wi ther on the vi ne"; a maintenance plan should be established and adhered to. The harassment of citizens par-ticipating in such programs should be a chief concern of those responsible for maintenance activities.

45.1 ORGANIZATION AND ADMINISTRATION 45.1.1 A written directive states that the agency is committed to the development and perpetuation of community crime prevention programs. Commentary: A firm commitment should be made by both the agency's chief executlve officer and high ranking administrative staff to the concept of reducing crime through proactive crime prevention programs. Because a myriad of programs and approaches exist in the field of crime prevention, each agency will, of necessity, limit the scope of its activity to those programs and approaches that best sui tits needs. For thi s reason, all officers, especially patrol officers engaged in field assignments, should be acquainted with the specific approach and techniques their agency has chosen to use.

45.1.2 A written directive establishes the agency's crime prevention canponent and defines the relationships between all organizational elements of the agency in pursuing crime prevention activities.

-1",,· commentary: Most law enforcement activities consist of reactive policing. No 1ess legitimate, however, is the pursuit of the prevention of crime. The key to effective law enforcement lies in seeking a reasonable balance between the two broad mandates. The creation of a crime prevention component is a major step forward in achieving this balance. Preventing crime demands an integrated, coordinated agency response. Therefore, for a crime prevention component to meet its goals, it should maintain close ties with those components that support, and make possible, the furtherance of the crime prevention effort.

40.1.3 The agency has at least one employee whose responsibilities include planniny and coordinatiny crime prevention activities. Commentary: The fact that an agency is small. does not exempt it from seeking a reasonable balance between its reactive and proactive (crime prevention) functions. Small agencies may actually be better equipped to prevent crime owing to their officers' close personal ties with the comnunity. The person responsible for crime prevention should possess a wide general knowledge of crime prevention theory and practice.

45.1.4 A written directive requires the crime prevention component to have access to foreign language specialists. Comme'nfary: The success of community crime prevention efforts is predi cated on close interaction with the community. Wihtout appropriate language ca~abi1ities, community interaction may be impossible in some cases.

4~.2 OPERATIONS 45.2.1 A written directive establishes the agency's crime prevention priority proyrams and provides for the following:

o the taryeting of proyrams by crime type and geographic area based on an empirical analysis of local crime data; and

o the evaiuation of all crime prevention programs at least annually. Commentary: The agency should establish priorities for action. Based on pertinent data, the agency should decide which crime type presents the greatest problem; where the problem is most severe or where crime prevention activities could be most productive; and what type of programs would be most effective in combatting the problem. In addition, after a thorough evaluation of both quantitative and qualitative elements of a program, a decision should be made regarding whether the program should remain functioning as is, should be modified, or should be discontinued.

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40.2.3 The agency promotes crime prevention programs for all citizens and proprietors in areas targeted for such activity. Commentary: Of the many crime prevention programs that have been conceived and implemented, a few have been found to be almost universally successful in eitner reducing victimization rates or leading to the recovery of stolen f,lroperty. Conducting security surveys, marking property indelibly, and disseminating information to the community on prevailing types of local crime are examples of activities that, when undertaken, can result in positive outcanes. It is the intent of this standard that such programs be conducted in areas targeted for crime prevention activi ty as well as on request.

40.2.4 A written directive requires the agency's crime prevention practitioner to maintain liaison with interested community groups. Comrrentary: Communities are comprised of individuals witn diverse interests. Crime prevention officers should attempt to incor~orate in their plans and programs tne interests of those in the community, including the business canmunity, local citizens' oryanizations, local civic associations, private security agencies, and statewide associations.

40.2.5 A written directive requires the agency to provdie crime prevention in put into development and/or revision of zoning policies, building codes, firecodes, and residential and commercial contruction building permits. ComllEntarl.: The opportunity to be involved in this process is an integral element in ensuring that crime prevention concerns are addressed prior to construction. In many instances, the crime prevention component reviews, or is given the opportunity to review, site plans of residential and commercial construction or to comment upon proposed revisions to zoning or building codes. This review and recommndation process is facilitated by policy direction or by local ordinance, and the adoption of recommendations may be mandatory or voluntary.

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MODEL CRIME PREVENTION POLICY

DEPARTMENT OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE SERVICES

MODEL POLICY AND PROCEDURES MANUAL FOR VIRGINIA LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES GENERAL ORDER Subject: Crime Prevention Services

Number: IEffect ive Date: 3-20 Review Date: Approved:

Jlmends/ CALEA Stds: Supercedes: 45.1/45.2

PULlCY Crime prevention is the anticipation, recognition, and appraisal of crime risks and the initiation of action to remove or reduce such risks. The policy of the department ;s to promote crime prevention using all department employees in cooperation with the department1s crime prevention unit to develop and imlJlement pt'ocedures and programs which reduce the opportunity for or lessen the lo?s arising from crime.

PURPOSE The purpose of this order is to set forth procedures for the del ivery of crime IJrevention services.

PRLlCEDURES 1. Police officers, generally:

a. All officers upon request ~nd when appropriate will provide knowledyeable, instructive advice to the public concerning steps which can be taken to reduce the opportunity for or lessen the 1 ass from crime. b. All officers upon request and when appropriate will conduct brief surveys of homes or small businesses and ora1ly advise the owner or occupant of security strengths and weaknesses. c. All officers shall be aware of and where appropriate offer their assistance to crime prevention activities taking place within their assigned patrol area such as: neigborhood watch, business watch, safe home and CB radio patrol.

3-20.1 d. All officers shall make referrals to the appropriate resource either within or outside the department in response to crime prevention requests which exceed their knowledge or capability to accommodate. . e. No officer or other employee of this department shall advise any person that the use of any crime prevention suggestion or program will prevent that person or any other person from becoming the victim of a crime, but will only lessen the probability of victimization. f. Crime prevention activities undertaken by police officers will be reported on daily activity reports or formally reported to the department's crime prevention unit. 2. Crime prevention unit: a. The department's crime prevention unit is responsible for developing, implementing and coordinating the department's crime prevention program. This assignment of responsibility does not relieve officers not assigned to the crime prevention unit of being aware of and involved in crime prevention procedures and actitivies. b. The crime prevention unit will request and study trends of crimes that are generally cqnsidered preventable and develop procedures and programs to reduce the opportunity or lessen the loss from crimes. c. The crime prevention unit will consult with line police officers, supervisory, and investigative personn~l to gather information concerning trends in crime, and public and police response to them. d. Crime prevention unit personnel will develop an expertise in all phases of crime prevention including, but not limited to, the following areas: 1) Security hardware

2) Al arm/warni ng systems 3) Lighting

4) Basic construction pract ices

5) Media relations

6) Public speaking 7) Use of volunteers

3-20.2 e. The crime prevention unit will establish a working relationship with architects, developers, contractors, and others in the building trades to identify and correct practices used in the planning, design, and construction of any building and the space surrounding it which create the opportunity for crime. f. The crime prevention unit will contact and develop a working relationship with local building officials, community planners, and zoniny officials to review plans for new construction or development within the community to identify and correct components of those plans which may create unwanted crime opportunities. g. The crime prevention unit will establish a working relationship with print and broadcast news media to promote and advertise crime prevention procedures and programs.

h. The crime prevention unit will establish a working relationship with professional, civic and community groups to develop, promote and impl ement crime prevention programs. i. The crime prevention unit will establiSh a working relationship with other local, state, and nat~nal government and non-government crime prevention progr'ams to exchange information on past, current and ~lanned crime prevention activities.

j. The crime prevention unit will coordinate with fire prevention personnel to insure that crime prevention procedures and programs do not compromise the intent of fire safety programs and to insure that fire safety programs do not compromise the intent of crime prevention programs.

PR LlllRAMS

1. Mandatory programs: The crime prevention unit will develop, implement, and coordinate the follow; n9 mandatory crime prevention programs: a. Neighborhood Watch (Business Watch) is the formal organization of residents to enable them to deter crime in their neighborhood by reljiny on their awareness of and concern for their fellow neigh­ bors to detect or discourage suspicious or criminal activity. 1) Requests to establish a neighborhood watch (business watch) will be forwarded ~o the crime prevention unit for action.

3-20.3 2) The crime prevention unit will make an introductory presen­ tation to the interested neighborhood watch group, maintain contact with the group once established, and contact it at least every three months. 3) Homes wishing to participate in neighborhood watch also must participate in the security survey and Operation Identifi­ cation programs. 4) The crime prevention unit will maintain a list of all neigh­ borhood watch programs wi th names, addresses, and phone numbers of leaders and block captains. 5) The crime prevention unit will provide monthly crime reports to the neighborhood watch groups detailing the crimes which have been reported in their specific neighborhoods.- 6) The crime prevention unit will make arrangements to introduce police officers to neighborhood watch groups in the areas which those of~;cers patrol. b. Security survey: A security survey is an evaluation of the security strengths and weaknesses of a home or business and presenting that evaluation to the owner or occupant for correction. 1) Patrol beat officers are authorized to conduct brief surveys of homes or small businesses upon request or if there is an apparent need, time permitting. Only oral recommendations are to be made. 2) Requests for in-depth surveys with written recommendations are tu be forwarded to the crime prevention unit. Surveys of any large structure or facility are to be conducted by the crime prevention unit. 3) The crime prevention unit will respond to perform security surveys on request but also will use crime analysis data to solicit security surveys in areas experiencing. crilne problems. At least 25% of all security surveys perfor~ed by the crime prevention unit will be solicited without specific requests. 4) All securi ty surveys performed by offi cers are to be con­ sidered information offered to the poi ice in the confidence that it would be kept secret and not considered information available through Freedom of Information Act Requests. 5) Officers making recommendations during security surveys will not rec~nmend any particular brand name product or device.

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c. Operation Identification: Operation Identification is the retention of serial numbers or other identifying marks property owners use to assist in the identification and recovery of stolen property. When the property has no serial number, the owner is encouraged to permanently engrave the property in several places with an easily recognized and traced identification mark such as a driver's license Dr a Social 'Security number.

1) The crime prevention unit will establish procedures for the loan of engravers for persons wi shing to identify the; r property. 2) Reports of stolen or lost property will not be accepted unleSS noted by the reporting officer where appropriate: the serial number, the OP 1D Number (Operation Identification Number) or no identification number available. d. Educational programs: A variety of crime prevention educat'ional programs are offered by the department to community groups. Programs on specific topics are: personal security, prevention of sexual assault, shop­ lifting, robbery prevention, child safety and others. 1) Requests for educational programs are to be forwarded to and handled by the crime prevention unit. 2) Programs can be conducted at the department or anywhere in the communit:1 for all age groups and interests. 3} The crime prevention unit can call upon the assistance of any member of the department to assist in presenting an educa­ cational program. e. Site plan review Site plan review is the review of site plans for new development or redevelopment to identify components of the pl an which once implemented may create crime opportunities and to make reasonable recommendations to correct the crime related deficiencies in the plan. 1) The crime prevention unit is responsible for all site plan revi ews.

2) The crime prevention un i t wi 11 contact the commun i ty pl anni ng department and request that it be allowed to review develop­ ment or redevelopment plans for security related strengths and weaknesses. .

3-20.5 3) Crime prevention personn~l will visit construction sites and informally inspect projects for securi ty strengths and weaknesses and then make informal suggestions for improvements to the appropriate project officials. e. Optional programs:

1) New crime trends - As crime trends change, the need for modified or new crime prevention programs develop. As new needs arise, new programs will be offered. a) The crime prevention unit will stay well informed on new crime trends and plan new programs to meet the new needs.

b) The crime prevention unit will stay well informed of new or innovative crime prevention programs which address old crime problems in a new way or 'which address a c()npletely new form of crime and pl an new programs as needed. f. Other' programs: There are many other crime prevention programs targeted at specific types of crimes. Many of these programs can be incorporated into public educational programs or neighborhood watch activities as needed. Some of these programs are: 1 ) Auto theft prevention 2) Ch 11 d sa f e ty 3) Street lighting 4) Check fraud 5) Victim services 6) E1 der-ly crime prevent i on 7) Bicycle theft

REPORTING 1. Recordkeepi ng: The crime prevention unit will maintain up-to-date information on the following crime prevention activities for reporting and evaluation purposes. a. Neighborhood watch

3.. 20.6 1) Number of neighborhood watch programs 2) Date specific neighborhood watch programs begun 3) Numbel' of initial and follow up neighborhood watch presentations 4) Number of block captains 5) Names, addresses, and telephone numbers of neighborhood watch program leaders and block captains 6) Number of homes and businesses participating in neighborhood watch 7) Number and types of reports made to police by neighborhood watch participants 8) Number and types of arrests resulting from reports by neighborhood watch participants b. Operation Identification 1) Number of times engraver loaned out 2) Number of victim property identifications and returns made through serial number tracing 3) Number of victim property identifications and returns made through Operation Identification number tracing 4) Number of arrests made through serial number tracing 5) Number of arrests made through Operation Identification number tracing c. Security survey 1) Number of informal security surveys conducted by non-crime prevention personnel (residential and business) 2) Number of formal security surveys conducted by crime preventi on personnel (resident i al and others) 3) Numbe'r of follow-up visits to site where security surveys were previously conducted 4) Rate of compliance to recommendations found during foliow-up vi sit

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d. Educational programs 1) Number and types of programs 2) Number of attendees e. Site plan review 1) Number of plans reviewed 2) Number of sites vi sited 3) Number and types of recommendations implemented f. New programs 1) Number and types initiated 2) Number of participants or attendees g. Other progr ams 1) Number and types presented 2) Number of participants or attendees

CRIME PREVENTION ASSISTANCE Assistance in promoting crime prevention programs can be obtained from the fo 11 ow; ng: 1. Virginia Crime Prevention Center - Department of Criminal Justice Services - 805 East Broad Street - Richmond, Virginia 23219- (804) 786-4000 2. Virginia Department of State Police - 7700 Midlothian Turnpike - Richmond, Virginia 23235 - (804) 323-2000 3. National Crime Prevention Council - The Woodward Building - 733 15th Street, N.W. - Washington, D.C. 20005 - (202) 393-7141 4. National Criminal Justice Reference Service - Box 6000 - Rockville, Maryland 20850 - Toll Free (800) 851-3420

3-20.8 APPENDIX E

NATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS COMMITTED TO CRIME PREVENTION MEM~ERSHIP DIRECTORY NATIONAL GROUPS

The Advertising Council, Inc. Association of American Rail roads H2~ Third Avenue NCU Operation & Maintenance Dept. NCO New York, New York 10022 Safety & Special Service Div; sion Robert Keirn, President 50 II F" St reet, N. W• El enore Hang 1ey Washington, D.C. 20001 Senior Vice President A.W. Johnston **Karen Zavi an Vice President (212) 7 ~8-04UU (202) 639-2100 **J.E. Wi 11 i amson, Di rector Traininy & Project Division AFL-CIU NCU (202) 639-2100 Ue~artment of Community Serv ices Boy Scouts of Ame ri ca NCO 815 16th Street, N.W. 1325 Walnut Hill Lane Washington, D.C. 2U036 Irving, Texas 75U62-1296 Frank R. Emig, Director Ben Love ***Alan t30sch Chief Scout Executive (2U2) 637-5193 (214) 659-1296 **Brian Archimbaud National Director American Association of Law Enforcement Exp 1 ori ng Retired Persons NCO (214) 580-242~ 1909 ·IIK" Street, N.W., Room 596 Washington, D.C. 2U006 Bureau of Justice Statistics Cy t;rickfie1d, President U.S. Department of Justice **Georye Sunderland, 6 33 I nd ian a Av e nu e , N. W• Senior Coordinator Washington, D.C. 20531 Lee Pearson **Dr. Steven Schlesinger Assistant Coordinator Di rector (202) 72H-4363 (202) 724-7765

American Society for Industrial Boys Clubs of America NCU Secu r i ty NCO National Headquarters 1 6!:>!:l No r t h Ft. Mye r Dr i ve 771 First Avenue Suite 12UU New York NY 10017 Arlington, VA 2220~ Wil 1i am R. Br i ck e r E.J. Criscuoli, Jr., CPP Executive Di rector Executive Director **Steve Rami rez **Lew Schneider (212) 351-5900 ro1a nage r Educational & Seminar Proyra~s (703) 52i:!-5800

-1- Crime Stoppers International, Inc. NCU Institute of Criminal Justice 3726 Eubank, NE Studies NCU Suite B-4 Southwest Texas State University A1 be4 ue rq ue, NM 87111 Canyon Hall Charles E. Jackson San Marcos, TX 78666-4610 Pres ident ** George Landry, Di rector (815) 987-5863 (512) 245-3030 **Tim Kl i ne (505) 294-2300 Insurance Information Institute 1100 William Street, NCU Qe~artment of Defense F New York, NY 10U38 Office of the Inspector General Mechl;n D. Moore 4UU Anny Navy Drive President Arlington, VA 222U2 **Warren Levy, Vice President Derek J. Vander Schaaf (212) 669-9200 Ueputy Inspector General (202) 695-42~0 International Association of **S. Woodruff Ben~ey, Sr. Chiefs of Police NCO (2U2) 694-8962 13 Firstfield Road Gaithersburg, MD 20878 Feder~ Bureau of Investigation Jerald R. Vaughn, Exec. Director U.S. Department of Justice F ***Wendy Howe Crime Resistance Office Public Information Office Roan nbO (301) 948-0922 9th and Pennsylvania Ave., N.W. Washington, D.C. 20535 International Association of ** Demry 8; shop, Agent Credit Card Investigators NCO (202) 324-561 1 1620 Grant Avenue Novato, CA 94947 General Federation of Women's John Vi cke rs, Presid ent Clubs NCU **Dona1 d D. Drummond, Exec. Di rector 1734 "N" Street, N.W. (415) 897-8800 WaShington, D.C. 20036 Phyl lis Roberts, President International Association for ** Rutn Bartfield Hospi tal Secur; ty NCO Pro~ram Ui rector P.O. Box 637 (202) 347-3168 Lombard, Illinois 60148 **[>1arlys C. Kauten, Chairman ** Robert Koverman, President Crime Prevention Division (312) 953-0990 (319) 235-0831 International Society of Crime General Services Administration Prevention Practitioners NCO Federal Protection & Safety PSUC 2204 Basset Street, Suite 400 Roan 23U7 Alexandria, VA 22380 18th WF" Streets, N.W. Dick Murphy, President, ISCCP Washington, D.C. 2045U (313) 847-2661 Ha rvey Pr jO r, As s t. Commi s s i oner *** l3e tsej Li nds Cij **John Murphy (202) 429-0440 (202) 535-7278 *** Sandy Oglevee, Executive Dir ***I~ary Walsh, Law Enforce. Spec. (202) 535-8169

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International Union of Police National Association of Criminal Associ ations NCU Justice Planners NCO 81S 16th Streett N.W., Roan 507 1500 Massachusetts Avenue, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20006 Su i te 129 **Robert Kliesmet, President Washington, D.C. 2U005 (202) 63~-2740 William J. Brennan, Chairperson (402) 471-7640 National Association for the ** Ma rk Cunn iff, Execu t ive Di rector Advancement of Colored People NCO ( ~, ~:,l; .2 23- 31 71 41:305 Mt. Hope Urive ~altimore, MD 21215-3297 Na t i orhi~:, A;);oc i at i on of Po 1i ce Benjami n Hooks, Exec. Di rector Athl e't"L_ t,,<''lgues, Inc. NCO **Leroy Mobley 200 Castlewood Drive ( 3 OJ) 3 S~-8~OU North Palm Beach, FL 33408 Det. Jose~h F. Johnson National Association of Chief Executive Director Attorneys General NCO (305) 844-1823 Hall of the States **Kevin Barry 444 North Capitol Street ( 2 03) 7 9 7-4 577 Washington, D.C. 20001 Christine T. Milliken Na t ; 0 na 1 As so cia t ion 0 f So cia1 Wo rk e r s General Counsel & Exec. Director 7981 Eastern Avenue **Dan Eddy Silver Spring, MJ 20910 (202) 628-0435 **Mark G. Battl e Acting Executive Di rector National' Association of (301) 565-0333 Ext. 200 Counties NCO 440 First Street, N.W. National Association of Town Watch NCO Washington, D.C. 200Ul P. O. Box 303 John Thomas 7 Wyn newood Road, Su i te 215 Executive Director Wyn newood, PA 19096 **Oon r~urray **l'latt Peskin, Executive Director (202) 393-6226 (215) 649-7055 National Conference of Christians National Congress of Parents & Teachers and Jews NCO 700 N. Rush Street NCO 71 Fifth Avenue, Suite 1100 Chicago, III i noi s 60611 New York, NY 10003 Manya Unger, President **Jacqueline Wex1ar, President **Joan Greenwalt (212) 206-0006 Safety Special ist National Council on Crime National Crimi nal Justice Asso. NCO and Delinquency NCO 444 North Capitol Street, N.W. 77 Maiden Lane, 4th Floor Washington, D.C. 20001 San Franc; sco, CA 94108-5401 ***Gwen Holden, Exec. Director Dr. Barry Kri sberg Pres ident ** Ma rcy Brown (415) 956-5661

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-4- National League of Cities NCU National Urban League NCO 1301 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W. 500 E. 62nd Street Washington, D.C. 2U53l New York, NY 10021 Mayor Charles Royer, President John E. Jacob, President (2U6) 6~5-4UOO (212) 310-9122 **Allen Beals, Exec. Dir. ** Gary t-'endez, Director (2Ui;!) 626-3010 Administration Office of Just ice (212) 310-9000 National Oryanization of Black Law Enfo rcenent Exec. NCU 122 Pennsylvania, Avenue, S.E. Neighborhoods, U.S.A. NCO Washington, D.C. 20003 4643 Amesborough road Ira Harris, President Dayton, Ohio 45420 **Dr. Elsie Scott **Bil1 Littl ejohn Executive Director Prt:::.laent (~U2) 546-8811 (505) 222-7122

National Organization for Office of Justice Program F Victims Assistance NCU U.S. Department of Justice 717 D Street, N.W. 633 Indiana Avenue, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20004 Washington, D.C. 20531 f'1a r1 ene A. Youny Richard B. Abell, Acting Executive Director Assistant Attorney General **Ka thy Adams -Hou se (202) 724-5933 (202) 393-6682 **Ron Steger Di rector, Crime Prevention Programs National Retail Merchants Bureau of Justice Assistance As soci at; on NCO (202) 274-8374 100 West 31st Street New York, NY 10001 Office of Juvenile Justice and James R. Williams, President Delinquency Prevention F **Jack Fraser U.S. Department of Justice Vice President, Operation 633 Indiana Avenue, N.W. Division Washington, D.C. 20531 (212) 244-87!j0 Vernie Speirs, Administrator (202) 724-7751 **Roberta Darn, Liaison National Rural Crime Prevention (202) 724-7655 Center NCO Agricultural Administration Bldg. 212U Fyffe Road Police Executive Research Forum Columbus, Ohio 43210 2300 M Street, N.W. NCO **Joseph Uonnenneyer, Di rector Washington, D.C. 20037 (614) 422-1467 ***Darrel Stephens Executive Di rector (202) 466-7820 Optimist International NCU 44Y4 Lindell Boulevard St. Louis, MO 63108 Ri chard Arnol d **Thomas Watters Director of Activities (314) 371-6000

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Service Corps of Retired Executives NCU u.S. Department of the Navy F Na t iona1 Office Naval Security & Investigative 1 129 20t n St reet N. W. Comma nct Code 24 $u i te 41 U law Enforcement & Physical Washington, D.C. 20417 Security Programs Directorate **Paul Ei seman, Exec. Di rector law Enfo rcement Programs Crime Loss Prevention Divi sion (202) 603-6279 Washington, D.C. 203e8-5400 Rear Admi ral Cathan L. Flynn J • J. Simp r i ni u. S. Confe rence of Mayo rs NCU **Carlton A. King l62U 11111 Street, N.W. 4tn Floor (301) 763-3036 Washington, D.C. 20410 J. Thomas Cochran, Exec. Dire **laura Waxman, Director U.S. De~artment of Treasury F (202) 2':13-7330 Director De:)osit Marketin;, Treasury Department Madison Place & Pennsylvania Ave. u.S. Department of Air Force F Annex #1, Roan 226 Headquarters, Ai r Force Office Washington, D.C. 20226 of Security Police Eleanor M. Kelley Kirtland FB, New Mexico 87117 Manager Frank Martin, Select **Dorothy D. Ford Brigadier General, USAF (202) 535-6322 The Chief of Security Police **Master Sgt. Deborah Carr Crime Prevention Program u.S. Jaycees NCO (505) 844-6627/4995 4 West 21st Street P. O. Box 7 Tulsa, OK 74102 u.S. Department of the Army F Bi 11 Brimmer Office of Army law Enforcement Interim Execu t;v e Vi ce Pres id ent ATTN: DAPE-HRE **lee Ann Cl ark Washington, D.C. 20310-0300 (918) 584-2481 Col. George H. Braxton Chief of Army law Enforcement (202) 694-1061 U.S. Marine Corps, Headquarters F ***r-1ajor Stephen Curry law Enforcement Section NASSIF t31dg. Rom. 331 Code MPH-56 5611 Columbia Pike Washington, D.C. 20380 Falls Church, VA 22041 Lt. Col. Atkinson (703) 756-1880 Security Branch (202) 694-2180 **Major Carlos Hollifiel d u.S. Department of Housing and (202) 694-2962 Urban Development F Urban Initiatives Anti-Crime Program United States Park Police F Washington, D.C. 20410 Headqua rters **Janice ~attley 1100 Ohio Drive, S.W. Di rector Washington, ~~C. 20242 (202) 755-1880 Chief lynn H. Herring (202) 426u6650 **0fficer Kenneth C. Perry (202) 472-5786

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APPENDIX I

STATE CRIME PREVENTION PROGRAMS AND STATE CRIME PREVENTION ASSOCIATIONS

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Arizona De~artment of Public Safety He 1p Stop Crime ! P. O. Box 603H State of Florida Phoenix, AZ 85005 Office of the At torney General ( Ju1 y, 1Y~1) Tallahassee, FL 32301 **Ka1ph T. Mi lestead, Di rector (June, 1985) (6U2) 262-8U11 **Jim Murdaugh, Director (904) 487-3712 California Crime Prevention Center Idaho Crime Prevention Association Uffice of the At torney General 7200 Barrister Drive 1515 K Street, Suite 389 Boi se, 10 83704 Sacr~nento, CA 95814 (October, 1981) (July, 1981) **Phy1 lis Kaufman, President John D. Van deKamp (208) 377-6622 At torney General **Jack E. Dugan, Exec. Di r. Department of Law Enforcement (916) 324-7063 Idaho Crime Prevention Office 6081 Clinton Street Colorado Division of Criminal Boi se, 10 83704-60601 Justice, Dept. of Public Safety (October, 1981) 7UU Ki~ling, Suite 3000 John Rooney, Director Denver, CO 80215 **Shannon Pound ~ I-eoruary, 1982) Crime Prevention Coordinator **Bi11 Woodward, Director (208) 334-2909 (303) 239-4442 Illinois Criminal Justice Colorado Crime Prevention Asso. Informat; on Au tho rity Criminal Justice Center 120 South Riverside Plaza, 88UO North Sheridan Boulevard Suite 1016 Wastminster~ CO 80030 Chicago, IL 60606 (October, 1983) (October, 1985) **La rry Wi eda, Pres ident J. David Coldren, Exec. Director (303) 441-3322 **Barbara MacDonald (312) 793-8550 Connecticut Crime Prevention Asso. Danbury Po 1ice Uepartment U.S. Postal Service F 12U Ma in Street Postal Inspection Service Danbury, CT U6810 Off'ice of Criminal Investigation (February, 1982) Washington, D.C. 20260-2100 **Lt. Kevin Barry, President **Char1es R. Cl auson (203) 878-6551 Chief Postal Inspector (202) 268-4267 Florida Crime Prevention Asso. ***Jean Ricnard Belleair Bluffs Police Department (202) 268-4458 117 Florence Drive Belleair Bluffs, FL 33540 National Asso. of State Directors (June, 1984) of Law Enforcement Training **Sa1vatore Gesua1do, President Reoryani zed: (813) 581-4345 International Asso. of State Di r. of Law Enforcement Training 50 Tremont Street, Suite 205-C Mel rose, r~ssachusetts 02176 Gary Egan, President (617) 727 -7827 **Oebra Bananno, Acting Director (617) 438..,4·440

-7- Illinois Attorney General's Mary1 and Crime Prevention Asso. Crime Prevention Bureau Baltimore County Police De~t. Suite 25UU 7209 Belair Road 174 W. Randolph Baltimore, M) 21016 Ch;cayo, IL 6U6Ul (June, 1983) (0ctober , 19B1) **Det. David Kreek, President Neil Hartigan (301) 665-8647 Attorney General **Pat Goldman Crime Prevention Chief Ma ry1 and Crime Wa tch (312) 71j3-71::J71::J Department of Public Safety & Correctional Services Suite 310 Illinois Crime Prevention 6776 Reisetertown Road Officer Association Ba1 timore, MD 21215-2341 P.. U.. l:3ox 426 (October ,1981) Ti nl ej Park, IL 6U477 Richard F. Friedman, C:xec. lJir. James Kintz, President ***Pat Sil" Director (312) 377-4435 (301) 764-4035 **Joe Ma r'v; n, Vi ce Pres id ent (815) 33!:l-2131 Massachusetts Crime Watch Massachusetts Criminal Justice De~artment of Public Safety Training Center State of Iowa Igo Bldg., South & Carpenter St. Wallace State Office Building Foxburough, MA 02035 Des Moines, IA 50319 (September, 1986) (Ju1 y, 1 981 ) Gary E. Egan, Exec. 0; r. ** Gene W. Shepard, Commi ssioner (617) 727-7872 (515) 281-4824 **Thomas J. Chuda, Proyram Di r. (617) 727-1907 Kentucky Crime Prevention Asso. Burhans Hall #142 Crime Prevention Asso. of Michigan University of Louisville 2110 Park Avenue, Suite 332 She1 by Campus Detro-; t, MI48201 Louisville, KY 40292 (September, 1986) (September, 1986) **Charles Barbieri Bernie Cox, President (313) 224-4479 **;.Jendy Frockt, Exec. Di r. (502) 425-0644 Office of Criminal Justice State of ~Hchigan Louisiana Crime Prevantion Asso. P. O. Box 30026 r1onroe Police Department Lewis Cass Building P.O. Box 1581 Lans;ng~ MI 48909 Monroe, LA 71201 ( Feb ru a ry, 19 82 ) (October, 1981) **Patr;c;a Cuza, Director **Officer Jimmy Hi ckey, President (517) 373-6655 (318) 32Y-26l3

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Minnesota Crime Prevention Asso. Department of Crime Control and l:3ecker County Sheriff's Dept. Public Safety 1:30x 7U2 State 01: North Carol i na Detroit Lakes, MN 56501 Crime Prevention Division **Jim Me rcer, Pres ident . P. O. Box 27687 (218) 847-2661 Ra 1eigh, NC 2?61l Joseph W. Dean, Secretary of Missouri Crime Prevention Department As so. **Paul Richardson, Director 3~1 E. Chestnut Expressway Crime Prevention Division Springfield, MO 65802 (November, 1984) **Michael 8atson, President Office of Crimi nal Justice Servi ce (417) 864-l7JO Division of Crime Prevention 65 E. State Street, #312 Co lumbu s, OH 43221 Montana Board of Crime Control (July, 1981) 303 North Roberts **Kathy J. Meinke, President Helena, MT 59620 (614) 459-0580 (November, 1984) Mike Lav;n, Exec. Dir. **!"'.arvin Dye Crime P~evention Asso. of Oregon Chief, Finance Bureau P. O. Box 19148 (406) 444-36U4 Portland, OR 97219 (June, 1983) Rich Fletcher, President Nebraska Commission of Law (503) 248-tl592 Enforcenent & Crimi nal Justice 201 Centennial Mall South P. O. Box 94946 New Jersey Crime Prevention Lincoln, NE 88509 Offi cers I As so. (io\arch, 1982) P. O. Box 580 **Jim Joneson, Exec. Dir. Howe 11, NJ 07731 (402) 471-2194 (June, 1983) **Bil1 Hartung, President (201) 938-4575, Ext. 308 Nev~da Crime Prevention Asso. Las Vegas Police Dept. Oregon Crime Watch 200 S 3rd Street Oregon Po 1ice Acadeny Las Vegas, NV 89155 550 N. r~onmouth Avenue **Chuck Woodwortll, President MOllTlouth, OR 97361 (702) 785-6U79 (March, 1982) Paul Bettiol, Exec. Dir. **Huyh Wi 1k i nson New York State Office of Crime (503) 378-2100 Prevent ion Executive Park Tower Pennsylvania Comm. of Crime & Delin. Stuyvesant Plaza P. O. Box 1178 Albany, NY 1~203 Federal Square Station (Ju 1y, 1 981 ) Harrisburg, PA 17108-1167 Richard J. Condon, Commissioner (July, 1981) **Su san Jacobsen James Thomas, Exec. Dir. (518) 457-3670 (717) 787-2040 **Kod Kelley, Di rector Bureau of Crime Prevention (717) 787-1777

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, _~~"',_,c __ ~,," _" .... _ Pennsylvania Crime Prevention Virginia Crime Prevention Asso. Ufficers' Association P.O. Bo x 6 94 2 Ea.Hon Police Department Richmond, VA 23230 L);vision of Public Safety (June, 1981) 12U5 Pende1 ton" Street, Rocm 481 Mike Sheffield, President Columbia, SC 29201 **Har01d Wright, Exec. Director (July, 1981) (804) 747-9193 Stan McKi nney, Exec. Di r. **Sam Be rkheime r Law Enforcement Planning Commission Project Admi n; strator Crime Prevention Project (8U3) 734-0425 Office of the Governor P. O. t30x 3eU7 Texas Crime Preveniion Asso. St. Thomas, VI 00801 C/O Crime Prevention Center (February, 1982) l:3uiidin':;l 1, Suite 1 **Jac4ue1ine Dennis, Administrator 10200 Hemp sted Hi ghway (809) 774-6400 Houston, TX 77U92 (June, 1983) Washington Crime Prevention Asso. **Don Will i ams, President 1920 W. Dry Creek Road (713) 686-9496 Ellensburg, WA 99926 (Sept., 1986) Criminal Justice Division **Joseph Slaughter, President State of Texas (509) 925-2280 201 East 14th Street P. O. Box 12428 Wash; ngton Crime Watch Au s tin, TX 78711 C/o Washington Criminal Justice (Sept., 1986) Training Center Gilbert Pena, Exec. Director 2450 S. 142nd St reet ( 51 2) 463-1 91 9 Seattle, WA 98168 **G1 en Brook s, Program Manager (July, 1981) (512, 463-1919 **Jim Scott, Director (206) 764-4002 Utah Crime Prevention Council Utah Department of Pub 1; c Safety Wi scons;n Council on Crimi nill Justice 4501 South 27UO West 30 Miffiin Street, Suite 100 Salt Lake City, UT 84119 Madison, WI 53702 (Ma rcn, 1 982) ( Feb ru a ry, 1 982) *** Tibbj Mil ne, Di rector Richard Flintrop, Exec. Dir. Oan Collette, Crime Prevention (608) 266-3322 Speci a1 ; st **Nat Robinson, Deputy Dir. (801) 965-4587 (608) 266-7282 Commonwealth of Virginia Wisconsin Crime Prevention Asso. Oepartment of Crimi nal Jusice Servi ces C/O Madison Police Department 805 East BrOod Street, 10 Fl. Ci ty Coun ty Bu i 1 di ng Ri cnmond, VA 23219 Madison, WI 53709 (February, 1982) (November, 1984) ~icnard N. Harris, President **Officer Raymond WosephJ, Pres. ** Pat Harris (608) 266-4238 Po 1i ce Sy stems Spec; al i st (804) 786-4l)OO Wyoming Crime Prevention Coalition P. O. Box 518 Gillette, WY 82716 ( November, 1984) **Al Schutte, President ( 3 07) 682 - 51 5 5 -10- NEW MEf>1BERS

Arizona Crime Prevention Association P. O. t30x 3705 Phoenix, AZ 85U03 **Jim Toth, President (6U2) 968-8728

Hawaii Criminal Justice Commission 222 S. Vineyard Street, Ste. 7U3 Honolulu, HI 961313 **Jean T Fujimoto, Director (8UI3) 548-6714

Iowa Crime Prevention Association 32U W. Kimberly Road, Box 123 Davenport, LA 528U6 **Steve Lynn, President tj!:i) .J~o-7~6U

New Mexico Crime Prevention Asso. 4U1 W. Marquette, N.W. A1 bu que rq ue, NM 871 02 **Lynn Rich, President (505) 768-2180

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APPENDIX G

CRIME PREVENTION RESOURCE LIST ------

I NTRODUC T.J.Q.ti

THE CRIr1E PREVENTION RESOURCE LIST IS A COLLECTION OF PUBLIC AND PRIVATE ORGANIZATIONS THAT HAVE PUBLIC AWARENESS MATERIAL AVAILABLE FOR USE IN CRIME PREVENTION AND OTHER LAW ENFORC8'1ENT PROGRA..,S· MuCH OF THE PUBLIC

AWARENESS MATERIAL IS AVAILABLE AT NO COST OR AT LEAST A MI NH1AL COSTJ FOR COST RECOVERY.

THE PUBLIC AWARENESS MATERIAL LISTED CAN BE OBTAINED BY TELEPHONING MOST OF THE ORGANIZATIONS, BUT MANY DO PREFER THAT A TELEPHONE REQUe:ST BE FOLLONED UP WITH A REQUEST IN WRITING ON COMPANY OR AGENCY LETTERHEAD. IF IT

CAN BE JUSTIFIED J SOME ORGANIZATIONS WILL PROVIDE GREATER QUANTITIES OF MATERIAL THAN WHAT IS LISTED HERE·

THIS LIST IS NOT INTENDED TO SERVE AS A COMPLETE LISTING OF ALL ORGA- NIZATIONS THAT OFFER PUBLIC AWARENESS MATERIAL AT NO COST OR MINIMAL COST· IT WAS DEVELOPED FR~1 A SURVEY OF ORGANIZATIONS \~ICH HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED AS SOURCES FOR PROMOTIONAL MATERIAL.

THE LIST WAS DEVEL.OPED AS A JOINT PROJECT BY THE VIRGINIA CRP1E PREVENTION CENTER AND THE NATIONAL CRIr1E PREVENTION COUNCIL. TO LOCATE CRIr1E PREVENTION PROGRAH RESOURCES FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES AND CITIZENS GROUPS WHICH HAVE LIMITED RESOURCES TO OBTAIN CRIME PREVENTION MATERIALS·

IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS, CORRECTIONS, AND ESPECIALLY ADDITIONS TO THIS LIST, CONTACT EITHER:

PATRICK D. HARRIS LEONARD A. Sr PES, JR· CRIME PREVENTION COORDINATOR t~ATIONAL CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL VIRGINIA CRIME PREVENTION CENTER 733 15TH STREET, N.W., ROCt1540 805 EAST BROAD STREET, TENTH FLOOR WASHINGTON, D.C. 20005 RICHMOND, VA 23-219 (202) 393-7141 (804) 786-8467 ------~-.. --

CRIME PREVENTION PROGRAM RESOURCES

AETNA .!:..!EI.M!Q. CASUALTY 151 Fannington Avenue Hartford, CT 06156 (203) 273-21343 Contact: UOlores Harper Door Hanger: ·While Your're Taking It Easy, Did You Make A Burglar's Job Tough" (200 copies free) Brochures: -Fifty Ways to Foil a Car Thief" (200 copies free) ·Plain Facts Ab.out Stolen Cars· (200 copies free) "Fighting Back - Arson· (200 copies free) Booklet: UBless This House - A $ecurity Audit" (200 copies free) Arson Prevention Kit: Contains several documents which discuss developing an arson prevention program (1 kit free)

ALLSTATE It{5UI{.f'.NCE COMPANY Allstate Pla.!iI Advocacy. F-3 Nortnbrook, IL 60062 ( ..HCo) 291-6801 Contact: Allen Goldhamer Brochures: "Burglary - A Crime That Hits Home" (reasonable quantities free) -Your Household Inventory Record" (reasonable quantities free) ·Why You Should See Red Over Arson" (reasonable quantities free) "Drinking, Driving and Drugs· (reasonable quantities free) "The Drunk Driver May Kill You" (reasonable quafitities free)

Videot~.,p~:

-Burglary ~ A Crime That Hits Home" - available in VHS 1/2" or 16mm film, loaned for up to 90 days. request on agency 1 etterhead

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF RETIRED PERSONS Crime Prevention Program 1901 K. Street, N. W. Wasnington, D.C. 20049 (202) 72B-4363 Contact: George Sunderland or Lee Pearson Brochures: (available in reasonable quantities free) • How to Protect Your Home" "How to Protect Your Car" "How to Protect Your Neighborhood" "How to Spot A Con Artist" -How to Conduct A Security Survey" !"How to Report Suspicious Activity" Kedi a Materi al :

GO-frame. copy-ready crime prevention cartoon seri es (1 copy free)

1 r-lanua Is: "Law Enforcement and Older Persons M (1 copy free) ·Crime Prevention Guide" (l copy free) ·Simplified Crime Analysis· (1 copy free) ·Crime Prevention Training Guidelines· (l copy free) ** Slide/Tape Programs: Includes slides, tape, script and binder - Available for $20 per set. "Seating the Burglar" (80 slides, 10 minutes) ·Neighborhood Watch" (80 slides, 10 minutes) "Self Protection" (lOU slides, 15 minutes) "Wipe Out Vandalism" (80 slides, 10 minutes) "Fraud and Other Con Games· (113 slides, 20 minutes) ·Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design" (68 slides, 10 minutes) ·Crime Pr~vention: Wtlat and Why?" (123 51 ides, 10 mi nutes) ·County Crime: What You Can 00" (138 slides, 15 minutes) ·Country (;rilole: .. lot -:OUllllullitl~S ~dn Uo" (Db slides, 18 minutes) ·Crime Prevention: Then and Now" (111 slides, 18 minutes) "Medi ation: The Wi n-Wi n Solution" (96 51 ides, 15 mi nutes)

AMERICAN BANKERS' ASSOCIATION 1120 Connecticut Avenue, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20005 (202) 663-5294 Contact: Ju1 i et Berry Brochure: ·Oon't Be Swi ndl ed" (unlimited quantities free)

CQo\M£RCIAL UNION INSURANCE C()vIPANIES One Beacon Street Boston, MA 02108 (617) 725-7495 Contact: Theresa Coffey Brochures: "National Neighborhood Watch Program Manual" (unspecified quantities free) "Brignt Ideas on How to Foil a Thief" (unspecified quantities free)

Teaching Kits: ·Play a Part in Crime Prevenion" - grades 5-8, covers employee tneft, buying stolen property, vandalism, juvenile court and shoplifting (one kit free) KCrime Prevention Teaching Kit No.2" - grades 7-9, covers drinking and driving, bicycle theft and auto theft (one kit free) Book: Unlockiny America (one copy free while supplies last)

2 DEPA~TMENT OF THE T~EASURY . Direct Deposit proyram Treasury Annex No.1, Room 226 Madison Place a Pennsylvania Avenue, H.W. Washington. D.C. 20226 (202) 535-6322 Contact: Dorothy D. Ford Brochure: -Direct OepositN (unlimited quantities free) Inserts: Direct Deposit inserts for customer bills or employee pay checks (unlimited quantities free) Flyer:

~D;rect Deposit Fi:/hts Cl'ime" - Oescrivtion of free ma.terials (S COllies free) Posters: "McGROFF Direct Deposit PosterN (reasonable quantities free)

Medi a Ki ts: Newspaper articles. advertisements. program overview. and questions and answers (1 copy) Radio-- 10-, 30-, 50-second public service announcements (1 copy) Television-- 10-, 30-, 50-second public service announcements - 16mm film (1 copy)

I NSURANCE I NFORMATION I NS.I.l!J:!.TI. 110 William Street New York, NY 10038 (212) 569-9218 Contact: lola rren Levy Brochures: UHome Security Basics· (reasonable quantities free) Book:

KBL CORPORATION 95 Freeport Street Boston. MA 02122 (617) 265-4800 Contact: Margi e Foley Brochure: "Kryptonite, the Toughest Lock on the Street" (reasonable quantities free) Bicycle Lock Display: Contains one Kryptonite bicycle lock, one lock display stand, 250 brochures, 1 poster and 1/2" VHS instructional/commercial video tape (one kit free)

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i! KWIKSET 516 East Santa Anna Street Anaheim, CA 92803-4250 (714) 535-81ll Contact: William Tell Thomas Brochure:

-How to Protect Your Hom~ alld Family Against Burglary" (5,000 copies free) Lock Di spl ays: Small and large lock demonstration kits containing door and window locks, strike plates, lock bolts and other devices (free - to obtain, write letter using de~artment letterhead stationery)

~ L.OCK COMPANY 26U North 32nd Street Post Office Box 10367 Milwaukee, WI 53210 (414) 444-2!lUO Contact: Donna Szpek

Lock Display No. 333 - ll-piece lock display with descriptive I,"',aption cards ($26.50 per display)

NATIONAL CAR: RENTAL 7700 France Avenue Minneapolis, MN 55435 (612) 830-2556 Contact: Oon Baker, Director of Loss Prevention and Security Brochure: "What You Can Do To Prevent Auto Theft" ($9.85/50 copies)

NATIONAL CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL 733 15th Street, N.W., Room 540 Washington, D.C. 20005 (202) 393-7141 Bookl ets: Single copies available free; request information for bulk purchases. "Got A Mi nute? You Coul d Take A Bi te Out Of Crime" "How to Crimeproof Your Home" "How to Be Streetwise and Safe" "How to Protect Yoursel f Against Sexual Assault" "Senior Citizens Against Crime" "How Not to Get Conned" "How Not to Get Burned" "How to Crimeproof Your Business" ·Youth and Crime Prevention" "How to Protect Your Neighborhood" '"How to Prevent Rural Crime"

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Information Kits: These kits contain a wealth of information on the crime prevention topic addressed, most of it in copy/print-ready format for brochure?, magazines and newspapers. "Keeping Kids Safe" (S20 each) "The Corporate Action Kit" (S35 each) ·Watch Out/Help Out Teen Action Kit" (S20 each) ·Partners for a Safe ComlTUnity Kit" (in Enylish and Spanish - S20 each) Boolc.s: Ink and Airtime (media skills and relations, 124 pages - $10 each) Making a Oifference (youth, 132 pages - $10 each) PreventTng Crlme in Urban ComlTUnities (132 pages - $10 each) Teens, Crime and rhe-community (144 pages - $7 each) What, ~uaten88 pages - SlO eath) TopiC in Crime Prevention Reports: ·Crime and Crime Prevention Statistics· (S3 each) ·Maintaining Neighborhood WatCh" ($2 each) "Selling Crime Prevention" ($2 each) "Barter, Sa rga in, Borrow" ($2 each) Posters: "Five Ways to Play It Safe" (S2.50 each) "How to Be a Teena~e Crime Victim" ($2.50 each) "It Shouldn't Hurt to Be a Kid" ($2.50 each) ·Scuse Me, Kids, But If Someone Is Touching You" (English and Spar.ish - $2.50 each) ·Six Things Vandalism Is Not" ($2.50 each) "These People Are Lookiny for Trouble" (Neighborhood Watch - English and Spanish - $2.50 each) Set of 3 Kids' Posters (S6.5U), Master Set of 6 Posters (S10.00) Other Resources: "Resources in Crime Prevention" - resource summaries on 18 crime prevention topics (1 to 3 topics free, more ihan 3 contact about fees) Film/Video Directory ($5.00 each) McGruff Licensed Products Catalog (1 copy free) Catalyst Newsletter (monthly - free) National Crime Prevention Month Guide (annual - 1 copy free) Resource Center:

Access to materials, statisticS, technical assistance reports 0/' information on national. organizations. No Charge. Gall or write for assistance. Computerized Information Center: Customized reports identify other crime prevention practitioners and programs you can confer with directly. Most services are free. Call or write for assistance.

NATIUNAL CRIME ~llQ!i INSTITUTE Unive rs i ty of Lou i svill e, Shel by Campus Louisville, KY 40292 (~02) 588-6987 Contact: Timothy D. Crowe, Di recto.r Book: Understand.i!!l Crime Prevention ($21.95 - source: Butterworth Publish~rs, 80 Montvale Avenue, Stoneham, MA 02180) Brochure: "Home Burglar Alarm Systems" (2-10/50¢, 11-3D/40¢, 31-l00/30¢, 101-500/20¢, 500-l000/1Si, 1001+/lot each) Library: Crime prevention brochures and reference information available upon request.

5 Trai ni n9: Basic and advanced crime prevention training provided in Louisville or on-site upon request. Contact Institute for latest schedule of seminars and costs. Newsletter: MNational Crime Prevention Institute Alumni News" - available as part of NCPI Alumni Association - $12 per year, produced quarterly.

NATIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE REFERENCE SERVICE Box 5000 Rockvil Ie, MD 2U850 (800) 851-3420 (Toll Free) (301) 251-5242 (for Nortnern Viryinia) The Reference serves as the national clearing house for criminal justice information. It ~~intains an extens;ve-fibrary of books, reports, journals, magazines and other information. This information has been computerized for easy access. Single free copies of documents pertaining to crime prevention may be available on the following topics:

Crime Prevention Progr~s Yo I unteers National Evaluation Programs Arson McGruff Surveys Mass Transit Crime Prevention Through Environmental DeSign Retail Crime General Crime Prevention Crime and the Elderly School Crime Pub 1i cHou s i n9 Crime Statistics Security Evaluation News I etter: "NIJ Reports" - bimonthly - available at no cost

Other service~ available are: (Fees may apply in some cases; call or write for further information) Computer Search of 80,000+ Document Data Base Referrals to Other Infgrmatiqn Sources Documents for Purchase Conference Planning Assistance Microfiche Copies of Documents

THE NA TlONAL EXCHANGE CLUB 3050 Central Avenue Toledo, DH 43505 (419) 535-3232 Contact: James R. Lazette * Special Note * The Exchange Club annually sponsors and promotes National Crime. Prev.ention Week duriny the second l'I'!!ek of February. Information Kits: Community Counter Crime Conference - 1 free sample ($1.50 each additional) Ope ratio., Identification Kit - 1 free sample ($1.50 each additional) Junior Police Kit - 1 free sample ($1.50 each additional) Brochures: ·Personal Crime Prevention Action File" - $5.50/100 Neighborhood Watch Packet Envelopes - $4.00/100 Operation Identification Packet Envelopes - $4.00/100 Citizen Information Leave - Behind Pamphlets - $3.00/100 Operation Identification Citizen Information Pamphlets - $3.00/100

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NATIONAL RURAL ~ PREVENTION CENTER I' 2120 Fyffe Road Colu~bus, OH 43210 (614) 292-1467 Contact: Joe Donnermeyer Single copies of the follOWing documents are available free; price quotations for multiple copies provided upon request. Home and Fann Security Series: NRCPC 21 Identification of Farm Equipment and Machinery NRCPC 22 Farm Security: Livestock NRCPC 23 TimDertheft NRCPC 24 Being a Good Witness NKCPC 25 Fuel TanK Security NRCPC 26 Bas i c Door and Lock Secur i ty NRCPC 27 Securing Your Windows NRCPC 28 Planning for Vacation NRCPC 29 Alarms - Part 1 NKCPC 30 Alarms - Part 2 NRCPC 31 Padlocks, Hasps, and Chains NRCPC 32 Coml1llnity Watch NKCPC 33 Agricultural Securitj: A Zone Approach NRCPC 34 Crime in Rural America N~CPC 35 Farm Equipment Theft Prevention NRCPC 36 Identification Inventory Sheet for Farm Equipment NRC?C 37 Identification Inventory Sheet for the Rural Home

Research Publications: Book Order Form: Rural Crime: Integrating Research and Prevention TPUO. by Allanheld. Osmun publlshers: Totowa, New Jersey) Crime in Rural Ohio - Final Report Rural Crime in Ohio as Perceived by liembers of Farm Bureau Councils-ESO 362 The Ohio Rural Victimization Study-ESU 692 Rural Crime and Rural Offenders-EB 614 or ESS 533 Vandals and Vandalism in Rural Ohio-Research Circular 222 Environmental Factors in Rural Crime-Research Circular 224 Criminal Victimization in Rural and Urban Areas-ESO 693 The Ohio Rural Victimization Study Newsline (Rural Sociological Society) Rural Youth Vandalism-Extension Service Review Are You Being Ripped Off? Anerican Ve~etable Grnwer Road Sign Vandal ism and Theft-SocioEconomic Information No. 624 Rural Crime: A New Farm Problem-ESO 802

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Crime Prevention for Rural Environments: A Systematic Approach-ESO 810 Age, Fear of Crime and Victimization in Rural Areas-ESO 831 Rural Crime Research: An Overview of Victimization and Offender Studies-ESO 911 Rural Vandalism-ESU 912 Vandal i sm <:nd Its Impact on the Rural 'Ii ct 1m-ESO 954 Vandals and Vandalism in the United Stot~5: A Rural Perspective-ESO 955 News 1 etter: "Rural Crime Prevention" - bimonthly. free

NATIUNAL li~FETY .£9~I'CIL 444 North Hi chigan Avenue Chicago, IL 6U611 (312) 527·-480U Contact: 5r.aron Gamacile

·Safety all the Streets Program Guide" (single copy free) MSafety on the Streets Manual for- Safe Procedures" - 28 pages (lOU-IUOO/31t each, 1000-5000/29t each, 5000+/2Bt each)

~Just Another- Statistic" - 16 pages (1O~100/95¢ each, 10D-SOO/au each, SOO+/8Oi each) Pranot i onal Ki t: "National Safety on the Streets Week Kit" - promotional kit for S.O.S. Week, last week in October. Contains: program outlines, program suggestions, press releases, public service announcements (single kit free)

NATIUNAL SHEKIFFS' ASSOCIATION 1450 DUKe Street Alexandria, VA 22314 (703) 836-7827 Contact: Betsy Cantrell 8rochures: "Rural Crime" - $4/100 "Protect Your Child" - $4/100 ""Vacation" - $4/100 "Home Securi ty" - $4/100 .. Securi ty Check 1i st" - $6.70/100 "Inventory Records" - $3.90/100 "Prevent Burglaries" pl acemat - $8/100 "Business Watch" - $4/50 Material sample kit package (25 sample kits) - $45 St icke rs: Small Neighborhood Watch window sticker (2" x 2 1/2") - $12/100 Neighborhood Watch decal (5" x 6") - $12/100 / Neighborhood Watch decal (10" x 12") - $4.50/10 Neignborhood Watch telephone stickers - $2/100 Operation Identification decals (5" x 6") - $9/100 Neighborhood Watch bumper sticker - $14/100 Co 1ori ng Book: Child Anti-Drug Abuse Coloring Book - $15/50

8 Signs: Grade 1 metal road sign - Neighborhood Watch (18" x 24") - S20 each Grade 2 metal roed sign - Neighborhood Watch (18" x 24") - $14 each Grade 1 metal road 5ign - Neighborhood Watch (12" x 18") - $15 each Grade 2 metal rO<'ld 5ign - Neighborhood Watch (12" x 18") - Sl1 each Audio-Visual: Neighborhood ',latch 16mm film - S80 1/2" video - S55 Other:

Fi ngerpri nt cards - $2/100

MAG ENGINEERING AND MANUFACTURING fQ:., ~. 15261 Transistor Lane Huntington Beach, CA 92649 (714) 891-5lUO Contact: Fred F. Pannebaker Di splay: Crime Prevention kit - kit description: 19" x 11" x 3" carrying case wei~niny 7 pounds ~ich contains several door reinforces ~nd strike plates, descriptive brochures and a four-minute information audio-cassette tape (frtle, request using agency letterhead)

PARAGON ELECTRIC COMPANY

606 Parkway Soul evard T~o Rivers, WI 54241 (414) 793-1161 Contact: Ray Gummer Brochures: "Turn Every Light Into a Security Light" - (unspecified quantities free) Audi o-Vi sual : ·Oon't Be a Victim of Burylars" - slide/tape (rent free, S20 purchase)

THE SIGN.fY!.ill. INC. 3436 Ray Street Post Office Box 4097 San Diego, CA 92104 (619) 298-1102 Display: Plexiglass mounted display with several sizes and types of signs and decals for Nei~hborhood Watch and other crime prevention programs (one display free)

9 ~ ~ INSURANCE CGlPANIES Public Relations One State Farm Plaza Bloomington, IL 61710 (309) 766-2625 Contact: Lenora Shephard Information Kit: Neighborhood Watch kit - (1 free sample for law enforcement officials) Brochures: ·Sure)ocked Homes M - (300 free) lOA Safe. Neighborhood" - (400 free) • Invent'Dry" - (600 free) "Safe flome Guide" - (500 free) ·Oon't Let Pirates Get Your Boat" - (1000 free) "Oon't Invite Burglars In" - (l000 free) MA Car Disappears Every 30 Seconds· - (175 free) "Hind Your Business" - (550 free) Audio-Visual: aWhen All the Citizens Help" (3/4" video - $100; 16mm film - $225) Si gn: Neighborhood Watch sign (18" x 24") - (S10 each)

~! §. INSURANCE 100 Light Street, 32nd Floor Baltimore, MD 21203 (301) 625-5433 Contact: C. Paige Tray Brochures: "Burglar Proof Your Home" - (unlimited quantities free) "Is Your Business Safe From Employee Theft?" - (unlimited quantities free) "Employees, Temptations and Stealing" -- (unlimited quantities free)

FISHER, ~ AND ASSOCIATES, INC. Post Office Box 371 Lorton, VA 22079 (7U3) 5:50-7831 Sampl e: D-ter - Assault and Rape Deterrent - a lightweight capsule which, when broken, emits an overpowering, obnoxious odor (one free; contact for more information on bulk purchases)

CHANNING .h. !ill~, 1Jf.. 200 State Road South Deerfield, MA 10373 (413) 665-7611 (800) 62!:l-7733 Book 1ets: 16-page booklets - prices range from S.75 each for a minimum order of 25/49 to $.27 each for orders of over 10,000. Covers can be personalized for a small additional cost. 10 Crime Prevention ·Protect Your Home" "About Child Identification" "30 Ways You Can Prevent Crime· ·Police'Officers Are Your Friends· "ABCs of Self Protection" "Vanda 1 ism" ·Crime Prevention/Senior Citizens" "Shopl i fting" ·Preventing Car Theft" "Crime Victims" "20 Ways Not to be Swindled" "About Rape" ·Women/Self Protection" "Date Rape" 8About Missing Children"

Family Cri ses "Family Violence" • About Ch i 1 d Abu seN ·Wi fe Abuse" ·Chil d Neglect" "About Elder Abuse" "About Incest" "Sexual Abuse of Children"

Drug Abuse

"Drugs and You" ·What Parents Shoul d Know About Dru~ Abuse" • About Marij uana" ·Preventing Drug Abuse" " Abou t Drug Abu seN "About PCP" "About Cocaine" "About AIDS and Shooting Drugs"

Alcohol Abuse "About Drinking and Driving" "About Al cohol" "What Every Teenager Shoul d Know "Prevent; ng Teenage Al coho 1 Abuse" About Alcohol" "What Kids Shoul d Know About Parents "What Every Kid Should Know About and Or ink i ng· Alcohol"

Coloring Books: 8-page coloring books; prices range from $.75 each for a mlnlmum order of 25/49 to $.27 each for orders of over 10,000. Covers can be personalized for a small additional cost.

"Stay Safe - Around People You Don't Know lIell" "How You Can Help Prevent Crime" ·What Every Kid Should Know About Child Abuse" (16 pages- contact about cost)

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