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The Alhambra Police Department's Crime Prevention Office offers a variety of educational crime-fighting programs for residents, young and old, and the business community. Preventing crime is a total community effort and it is our role,
as the police department, to provide training and information to help our citizens take an active part in crime-fighting efforts.
Letter from Alhambra's Crime Prevention Specialist
"WELCOME to the Alhambra Police Department's Crime
Prevention Home Page on the World Wide Web!
As the Police Department's Crime Prevention Specialist, I am often asked if Alhambra is a safe community to live, work and play. I honestly believe the answer to that question is a very positive "YES." As a community, Alhambra has one of the lowest crime rates in the greater Los Angeles area.
However, how safe you are and how safe you feel relies in large part on you "anticipating," "recognizing" and "appraising" a crime risk and "taking action" to remove or reduce that risk.
I could site several national criminology studies that prove crime prevention works, but my favorite case studies are the ones that show how Alhambra residents have used the power of prevention to thwart criminal activity in our hometown!
Together with Alhambra's Neighborhood Watch Block
Captains, Citizens on Patrol volunteers, and Citizens Police
Academy graduates, these good citizens have made a
profound impact on reducing crime in our community.
So here you are on the Alhambra Police Department's Crime prevention web page. Maybe you have recently been a victim of a crime and you don't want to go through that experience again. Maybe you are here because you're just checking
things out. Regardless of your reasons, I hope you find the information contained on these pages useful and that you
are inspired to join us in helping to keep Alhambra
a safe community for all!"
At your Service,
Sharon Frasca-Williams
Crime Prevention Specialist
Related Websites (Click on the links below):
How to Talk to Your Children about...
- Drugs and Alcohol: 1 / 2 / 3
- Molestation/Abduction: 1 / 2 / 3
- Internet Safety: 1 / 2
- Bicycle Safety: 1 / 2 / 3
- Teen Driving Laws: 1 / 2
- Megan's Laws: 1 / 2
Personal Safety...
- Identity Theft: 1 / 2 / 3
- Safety for Seniors: 1 / 2 /
- Avoiding Scams and Fraud: 1 / 2 / 3
- Elder Abuse: 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5
- Community Resources for Seniors: 1
- FBI Child ID App: 1
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