CRIME STATISTICS         SAFE FAMILIES             SAFE NEIGHBORHOODS
Stephanie L. Mann, Family & Neighborhood Safety Consultant
 
 
  PROTECTING CHILDREN
 
In 1969, my community had a crime wave! I wanted my 3 small children to stay safe. I knew neighbors had to be involved to create safe neighborhoods.
 
Many of our crime problems were committed by teens.  Without a local police department, an appointed volunteer committee took charge, hired two sheriff investigators to help us implement the “Neighborhood Responsibility Program.” The committee of 10 residents, got organized and encouraged friends to host neighborhood meetings. (17,500 residents - We didn’t need everyone.) Within 2+ years, residents decreased crime 48%. We experienced a great deal of publicity.  People wanted to know how we turned our crime problem around with only 2 officers.
 
Shirley Henke and I co-authored, “Alternative to Fear: Guidelines to Safer Neighborhoods,” in 1975. With the help of California’s first lady, Nancy Reagan, thousands of copies were sold to police departments, police training centers, state and government agencies around the country, including the FBI. The book helped popularize “Neighborhood Watch” Programs.
 
WE WANT YOU & YOUR FAMILY TO STAY SAFE.
 
Learn from my 38 years of experience. These 3 guidebooks can empower youth, secure neighborhoods and create safer communities.
 
MANY CHILDREN ARE SELF-DESTRUCTIVE (Bullies, drugs, binge drinking, misuse of sex, gangs, drop-outs, addictions) See: “Street Safe Kids” for safe youth & how churches and civic groups can help make cities safe...“The 5:14 Project.”
 
For more information...click pictures or titles at top of page
 
 
 
   Welcome - SAFE KIDS NOW!
INFORMATION:  TOGETHER WE CAN BREAK THE CYCLE OF VIOLENCE!     Domestic violence is a root cause for juvenile crime and violent behavior. Some children become bullies, misuse sex, join gangs, drop out or take drugs.  If ignored, problems escalate.  Click “Teens” page for the ugly truth. Contact us to find out about, “A Citywide Neighborhood Safety Plan” power point presentation.  
NEW PAGE: Do you have a drug house on the block? Click “How to” page to learn... “How to shut down a drug house.”
EMPOWER YOUTH: See, “Street Safe Kids,”
Questions or comments? Email us: safeneighborhoods@gmail.com

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