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	Neighborhood Watch (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Neighborhood Watch programs are known to instill a greater sense of security, well-being, and reduce the fear of crime in your neighborhood and community as well as a greater "sense of community" and put the "neighbor" back in "neighborhood".
		Neighborhood Watch programs are designed to keep participants informed of crime trends and patterns so they will be better prepared to spot any crime activity and stop it in their neighborhood.
		Neighborhood Watch increases the number of arrests and convictions by serving as a network for law enforcement and the community to communicate effectively about crime activities in their community.
	www.altonpolice.com /watch.html (2528 words)

	Neighborhood Watch
		The neighborhood watch program is one of the most effective means available for resolving crime issues within the community.
		Neighborhood Watch programs across the country got a new mandate from Attorney General John Ashcroft, who announced an expansion of the community crime prevention program to include the participation of ordinary citizens in detecting and preventing terrorism.
		The current incarnation of our Neighborhood Watch arises not out of a crisis or crime wave but from a group of resident who wish to maintain the sense of security that we have enjoyed over the past few years.
	www.universitytownhouses.org /nwatch/news.htm (3808 words)

	Neighborhood Watch (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The Neighborhood Watch Program was developed to bring together Law Enforcement teams and private citizens in a cooperative effort for the betterment of all our citizens.
		Neighborhood Watch works by having you and your neighbors use simple techniques to deter, delay and detect crime, and improve the quality of life for the neighborhood.
		Neighborhood Watch leaves the responsibility for apprehending criminals where it belongs: with the police department.
	www.ci.boulder.co.us /police/community/neighborhood_watch.htm (517 words)

	Neighborhood Watch (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Neighborhood Watch, Block watch, town watch--whatever the title, this initiative is one of the most effective ways to prevent crime, attend to home and personal security, address the safety of our children and the elderly and reduce fear and isolation.
		Watch groups create a sense of community and pride by forming a unified group of citizens dedicated to improving their neighborhood.
		A Neighborhood Watch program can also be a springboard for many other efforts to address the causes of crime, reduce crime and improve neighborhood conditions including youth recreation, child care, economic development, senior citizen activities, affordable housing and community beautification.
	www.franklincountysheriff.com /Neigh_Watch.htm (390 words)

	Neighborhood Watch
		While the modern day concept of Neighborhood Watch came into prominence in late 1960s in response to an increasing burglary rate, its roots in America can actually be traced all the way back to the days of Colonial settlements when night watchmen patrolled the streets.
		Neighborhood Watch groups are now incorporating activities that not only address crime prevention issues, but which also restore pride and unity to a neighborhood.
		It is not uncommon to see Neighborhood Watch groups participating in neighborhood cleanups and other activities which impact the quality of life for community residents.
	www.galliasheriff.org /neighborhood_watch.htm (255 words)

	Neighborhood Watch
		The Neighborhood Watch sign on your street and the stickers on your windows will remind potential troublemakers that it would be risky to loiter around this neighborhood.
		Which brings me to the biggest question: “Neighborhood Watch sounds like a positive and beneficial thing to have, but I just don’t have the time.” Well, the good news is that surprisingly little time is needed at all.
		You may purchase inexpensive Neighborhood Watch window stickers to further notify others that a Watch is in force.
	www.rosamondtowncouncil.org /watch.htm (1033 words)

	RPD Crime Prevention: Neighborhood Crime Watch
		Neighborhood Watch was created to obtain citizen involvement in discouraging and preventing residential crime.
		Neighborhood Watch is people looking out for people and is considered a major deterrent against crime.
		As a Neighborhood Watch Program is initiated within a neighborhood, planners and coordinators of the program should attempt to accomplish 2 goals.
	www.cor.net /PD/Prevention/Neighwatch.html (620 words)

	Neighborhood Watch Gets Residents Prepared (HTML with PDF handouts) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		For three decades, Neighborhood Watch groups, in conjunction with local officials and law enforcement agencies, have worked successfully to address crime prevention issues and to restore pride to their neighborhoods.
		Neighborhood Watch, Block Watch, Town Watch, Apartment Watch, Crime Watch -- no matter what it's called, this is one of the most effective and least costly answers to crime.
		Stress that a Watch group is an association of neighbors who look out for each other's families and property, alert the police to any suspicious activities or crime in progress, and work together to make their community a safer and better place to live.
	www.ncpc.org /ncpc/ncpc?pg=2088-6106 (2543 words)

	Neighborhood Watch
		Neighborhood watch is one of the most effective and least costly ways to prevent crime and reduce fear.
		Neighborhood watch fights the isolation that crime both creates and feeds upon.
		Neighborhood watch helps build pride and serves as a springboard for efforts that address community concerns such as recreation for youth, child care, and affordable housing.
	www.lyndhurstpolice.com /neighwatch.htm (509 words)

	NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Neighborhood Watch is an organization that was created to teach people how to protect themselves from crime and how to work in conjunction with the Police Department.
		Neighborhood Watch is based on the theory that if you know your neighbors and they know you, you can keep the Police Alert to suspicious activity in your neighborhood.
		Hosting a Neighborhood Watch meeting is simple, all it takes is arranging a date with the Neighborhood Watch Office and handing out our flyers in your immediate area notifying your neighbors of the meeting.
	www.fvpd.org /nw (374 words)

	Citizen Corps: Programs and Partners : Neighborhood Watch Program
		The Neighborhood Watch Program is a highly successful effort that has been in existence for more than thirty years in cities and counties across America.
		They understand that the active participation of neighborhood residents is a critical element in community safety - not through vigilantism, but simply through a willingness to look out for suspicious activity in their neighborhood, and report that activity to law enforcement and to each other.
		In addition to serving a crime prevention role, Neighborhood Watch can also be used as the basis for bringing neighborhood residents together to focus on disaster preparedness as well as terrorism awareness; to focus on evacuation drills and exercises; and even to organize group training, such as the Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) training.
	www.citizencorps.gov /programs/watch.shtm (312 words)

	Tampa Police - Neighborhood Watch (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The Neighborhood Watch concept centers on the community and police working together for the safety and protection of a neighborhood.
		Neighborhood Watch is one of the most effective and least costly answers to crime.
		Watch groups are a foundation of community crime prevention, they can be a stepping stone to community revitalization.
	www.tampagov.net /dept_police/neighborhood_watch/index.asp (170 words)

	Neighborhood Watch \| Police
		Neighborhood Watch is a crime prevention program that enlists the active participation of citizens in cooperation with law enforcement to reduce crime in their communities.
		Our mission is to build upon the original concepts of Neighborhood Watch, utilizing all available resources to create a proactive community-police partnership for crime prevention and problem solving in each community.
		If you are interested in starting a Neighborhood Watch group in your community, contact a Community Relations Officer at a storefront in your neighborhood.
	www.sandiego.gov /police/prevention/neighwatch.shtml (295 words)

	Neighborhood Watch
		Neighborhood Watch, Block Watch, Town Watch, Crime Watch, Community Childwatch -- whatever the name, it's one of the most effective and least costly ways to prevent crime and reduce fear.
		Typically, Neighborhood Watch groups organize to respond to an immediate threat -- a series of rapes, a sharp increase in burglaries, rising fear of street crime.
		Neighborhood Watch is far more than a quick fix for an immediate crisis -- it can be a moving force for positive changes that tackle root causes of crime.
	www.preventcrime.net /NeighborhoodWatch.htm (4792 words)

	Neighborhood Watch Program
		By starting a Neighborhood Watch in your area, you are taking the first step towards making your home, your neighborhood, and your community a safer place to live.
		Neighborhood Watch crime prevention programs are a proven and effective means to substantially reduce not only the incidence of residential burglaries in a specific geographical area, but also the incidence of other crimes as well.
		Neighborhood Watch leaves the responsibility for apprehension of criminals where it belongs--with the police.
	www.tempe.gov /cpu/Nwhtml.htm (1584 words)

	Neighborhood Watch (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The Henrico County Neighborhood Watch Council is an invaluable crime fighting partnership between Henrico County citizens and the Division of Police.
		Neighborhood Watch helps to reduce the fear and incidence of crime, thus, making Henrico County a safer place to live, work, and play.
		It enlists the assistance of citizens as additional "eyes and ears" in each participating neighborhood to watch for any suspicious activity and immediately report all crime and suspicious activity to police.
	www.co.henrico.va.us /police/nwatch.htm (282 words)

	Neighborhood Watch
		The Neighborhood Watch concept is designed to target specific geographical areas and to assist citizens in these areas to:
		Neighborhood Watch cannot only be utilized as a strong tool to fight crime; it is also a strong social organization.
		The primary goal of the first meeting is to gage the expected participation in the project and create an understanding for the need for Neighborhood Watch (NHW).
	www.gadsdenpd.org /html/neighborhood_watch.html (1392 words)

	NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Neighborhood Watch helps build pride and serves as a springboard for efforts that address other community concerns, such as recreation for youth, child care, and the list goes on.
		Periodic meetings of your Neighborhood Watch group should be used to develop programs to heighten citizen awareness of the proper response to suspected or actual criminal activity.
		Your neighborhood will not only become safer and more secure, but will have the added benefit of neighbors brought closer together, with opportunities to rekindle the sense of community that many areas of the country have lost over the years.
	www.wallpolice.org /neighbor.htm (763 words)

	Neighborhood Watch
		Neighborhood Watch is a group of neighbors looking out for neighbors.
		Neighborhood Watch does NOT mean being a vigilante.
		Neighborhood Watch doesn't take a lot of time or money.
	www.pampapd.com /crimewatch.html (524 words)

	NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Neighborhood Watch, Block Watch, Town Watch, Building Watch, Crime Watch -whatever the name, it's one of the most effective and least costly ways to prevent crime and reduce fear.
		An empty house in a neighborhood where none of the neighbors know the owner is a prime target for burglary.
		Neighborhood Watch also helps build pride and serves as a springboard for efforts that address other community concerns such as recreation for youth, child care, and affordable housing.
	www.rcsd.net /hoodwtch.htm (779 words)

	Neighborhood Watch Programs
		Neighborhood Watch, Block Watch, Town Watch, Crime Watch — whatever the name, it's one of the most effective and least costly ways to prevent crime and reduce fear in your neighborhood.
		The Neighborhood Watch program was pioneered by the Los Angeles Police Department to educate community residents regarding their roles and responsibilities in the prevention of crime, and to encourage them to take active measures to prevent crime.
		Neighborhood Watch groups discuss neighborhood crime problems with the objective of developing solutions to local problems.
	www.lapdonline.org /get_involved/neighborhood_watch/neighborhood_watch_main.htm (1234 words)

	Mesa PD Crime Prevention Unit/Community Relations
		Neighborhood Watch is the cornerstone of all crime prevention programs.
		Neighborhood Watch is a proven and effective means to substantially reduce not only the incidence of residential burglaries in a specified geographical area, but the incidence of other crimes.
		The "job" of a citizen in a neighborhood watch area is to be suspicious, alert and to report any suspicious activity to the police.
	www.ci.mesa.az.us /police/literature/neighbor.asp (1030 words)

	Neighborhood Watch
		In the event of a rash of incidents in an area, the police and watch personnel are quickly able to disseminate information on the incidents and suspects throughout the neighborhood.
		Watch groups have also been instrumental in setting up local bicycle registration programs that have assisted the police in returning stolen bicycles.
		Neighborhood Watch members place stickers in their windows and post Neighborhood watch signs on streets, warning criminals that they are in an active Neighborhood Watch Community, and that "neighbors are watching out for each other."
	www.cpdny.org /CrimeResistance/neighbor.html (1170 words)

	Neighborhood Watch (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Neighborhood Watch is a partnership between law enforcement and the community.
		Neighborhood Watch works by bringing residents in a neighborhood together for the purpose of reporting suspicious activity, informing each other about crimes that occur in the neighborhood and employing crime prevention techniques.
		To answer the call to double the amount of neighborhood watches throughout the United States, please sign up with the National Neighborhood Watch Database, sponsored and maintained by the National Association of Sheriffs, all information is kept confidential.
	www.ci.ann-arbor.mi.us /SafetyServices/Police/neighbor.html (512 words)

	Neighborhood Watch for Animals Tip Sheet
		It is now one of the most widely-known crime prevention programs in history, reaching thousands of people in urban, suburban, and rural areas...The program's popularity among the law enforcement community and the public at large remains at a high level, attesting to the effectiveness of this crime prevention initiative.
		If pets start disappearing in your neighborhood or you see an increasing number of "lost pet" signs, advise your neighbors to be on the look-out for a potential pet thief.
		If you're part of a Neighborhood Watch for Animals or any community anti-violence program, make sure you're in communication with your local animal shelter and other groups that work to prevent violence.
	hsus.org /ace/18691 (1211 words)

	Neighborhood Watch (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The FC Neighborhood Watch Program consists of a FCHOA Committee Chairman (Alan Aguais 341-2830 or aguaisa@aol.com and Team) and approximately 25 Neighborhood Watch Block Captains.
		Serve as a liaison between your neighborhood area and the FCHOA Neighborhood Watch Committee.
		The FCHOA Neighborhood Watch Committee is pleased to announce that we will be participating in the Round Rock Police Department Emergency Response Plan for Inclement Winter Weather and the Williamson County "Are You OK Program" this winter.
	www.forestcreekhoa.org /neighborhood_watch.htm (1036 words)

	NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Members learn how to make their homes more secure, watch out for each other and the neighborhood, and report activities that raise their suspicions to the police.
		Neighborhood Watch meetings can be held in schools, churches, or homes.
		It is an unfortunate fact that enthusiasm for Neighborhood Watch groups wanes as the neighborhood's crime crisis goes away.
	www.lawtonpd.com /cmprv/newatch.htm (625 words)

	Neighborhood Watch
		A neighborhood watch is simply a group of concerned neighbors coming together to keep their community free of crime.
		The emphasis of a neighborhood watch is on detecting and reporting suspicious activity which may lead to crime.
		A neighborhood watch acts as the eyes and ears of the Police Department by detecting potential crime risks and promptly reporting them.
	www.gainesvillepd.org /neighborhood_watch.htm (212 words)

	Neighborhood Watch (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The Pinecrest Neighborhood Watch (NW) is our community’s group to deter crime and increase public safety awareness.
		You can tell if NW is active in a community because the large Neighborhood Watch "eye" peers out at you from signs and stickers.
		Designed primarily for the police to share information with Watch Coordinators (individuals who represent a specific subdivision or neighborhood in the Mason District), but Block Captains, Watch Members and interested citizens are invited to attend.
	www.thepinecrest.org /watch.htm (551 words)

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