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City, Citizens, and Law Enforcement Adopting Neighborhoods (CLEAN) is a concept that builds an effective, comprehensive approach to identifying, addressing, and enhancing quality-of-life issues. Devel...
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In the 1990s the Roanoke Police Department began moving toward a community-policing concept by assigning officers to specific districts and charging the officers with becoming familiar with the reside...
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Since May 2003, members of the Minneapolis Police Department and the city's business community have been working together to increase partnerships and decrease crime in downtown Minneapolis....
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Crime prevention is not the exclusive province of law enforcement agencies, but because the police have the responsibility for dealing with crime where, when, and as it occurs, there is a tendency to ...
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The McGruff House Program started in Utah in 1982 in response to several child abductions by child sexual predator Arthur Gary Bishop. Local volunteers, law enforcement representatives, and the school...
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The Neighborhood Emergency Assistance Team (Neat) program in Taylor Mill is a community partnership where citizen volunteers are trained to assist the police department in the event of large-scale inc...
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An apology for wrongdoing can reduce the potential for litigation and liability and also help maintain or restore public trust. Refusing to admit wrongdoing may cause greater problems than the wrongdo...
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Working with the community, the Akron Police Department developed a strategic crime control plan. The plan establishes 29 internal primary tasks that the department must complete to ensure that the co...
