CRIME PREVENTION PROGRAMS

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Crime Prevention
Programs

RNW organizes and empowers residents to take responsibility for their neighborhoods by building positive neighbor-to-neighbor and productive community-law enforcement partnerships. We promote cooperation among neighbors to build neighborhood stability. Through our informational programs, meetings, and events, we educate residents about safety, crime prevention, and dealing with quality-of-life concerns. 

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Programs

Neighborhood Block Watch

A Neighborhood Block Watch is one of the most effective ways to prevent crime. It relies on the best crime-fighting tool ever created – a good neighbor. It depends on a communication network among all block watchers, law enforcement, and RNW.

Apartment Watch

The Apartment Watch program is like a Neighborhood Block Watch, except the building complex constitutes the “neighborhood” rather than the physical location of homes on a street. It, too, relies on collaboration among tenants, management, law enforcement, and RNW Business Watch.

 

Business Watch

A Business Watch program educates business owners about safety and proactive crime prevention techniques, strategies, and best practices so they can establish and maintain a safe, friendly, and vibrant business environment. 

Dog Walker Program

The Dog Watcher program engages community members in promoting safety through the eyes and ears of their canine companions.

Crime Prevention

Program Benefits

Acquire skills and an understanding of crime prevention techniques – personal, home, neighb-orhood, apartment, business – creating a safer environment for you, your neighborhood, and our community.

Opportunities to build neighborhood strength and cohesiveness by getting to know people and businesses living and working near you.

Understanding how to effectively report suspicious activities to law enforcement, including what specific information to include.

Positive relationship building with law enforcement and among residents.

Community cooperation, mutual respect, and productive communication.