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1985-3
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1/14/1985
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69
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<br /> Part IV, Program Narrative -- Continuation Funding <br /> By instituting a crime prevention unit in San Marcos, we have been <br /> able to educate the ccmnunity in methods to care for themselves, increase <br /> their awareness, gain their cooperation in better reporting and doetm1.entation <br /> of suspicious and criminal activity, and to increase apprehensions for a safer <br /> canm.mi ty and neighborhoods. The increase in detection and reporting has <br /> shown specific trouble spots to enable the p:>lice to respond rrore efficiently <br /> to the citizen I s needs. <br /> To date, fifteen Neighborhood Watch groups have been organized and over <br /> one hundered hours of crime prevention training presented to citizen involve- <br /> ment programs. Our requests for services have increased throughout the year <br /> and we have a much wider selection of programs to offer now and in the future. <br /> Being active in organizing Neighborhood Watch groups has created a much stronger <br /> bond between the police and the comnunity. Teaching residents how to care for <br /> their neighborhoods clearly illustrates the department I s interest in their <br /> welfare. In addition, the citizens are urged to participate in the City Planning <br /> Conmission meetings to voice their concerns about the neighborhood in mich they <br /> live. The Crime Prevention Coordinator accompanies the residents to the meetings <br /> to offer any assistance necessary. Prior to this, many citizens felt there was <br /> no forum available to air their complaints and they felt ineffective in dealing <br /> with neighborhood problems. <br /> The intent for the upccming year is to continue to meet, or exceed, all <br /> our indicators of goal achievement. In addition, we intend to focus rrore <br /> attention on educating children in the area of crime prevention. This can be <br /> achieved by discussing topics such as drug and alcohol abuse, child abuse, <br /> and child rrolestation by using crime prevention puppets in the schools and in <br /> youth groups. Along with this, the department is praroting the establishment <br /> of "safe houses 11 wi thin the local neighborhoods wnere children can go to in <br /> case of an emergency. Implementing these programs further expand our services <br /> for the corrmunity and increase public awareness on the importance of crime <br /> prevention. <br />
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