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Ten
Things You Can Do
Crime
Prevention Through Environmental Design
Public
Safety - General
Adopt
A Street Volunteer
Crime Prevention Newsletter
Crime Stoppers of Puget Sound
Frequently Asked Questions
Seattle
Neighborhood Group (SNG)
Southeast
Seattle Crime Prevention Council
Important
Numbers and Links
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Downloadable materials:
SPD Publications, including:
SPD Crime Prevention Materials
Respect Booklet (Youth guide to
police practices)
911
Reporting Form
Customizable Community Crime
Prevention Brochures:
For South Precinct Communities
For Southwest Precinct Communities
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GO
out with your neighbors.
Organize a group for a
walk around your block.
Bring a dog, bring a friend.
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CARE -
Let people see you care.
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Put up good outdoor lights, and
motion and light sensors that activate at dusk.
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Increase open spaces around your
home, decrease hiding spaces.
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Take care of your parking strip and
yard.
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BE AWARE!
If you see a crime, report it. Describe who, what, when,
where, how.
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CALL
911
For urgent matters.
You MUST get an event ID number!
This helps collect data on crime in the community.
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KEEP
The non-emergency number on hand.
Call 625-5011 to report your concerns.
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MEET
your neighbors.
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FIND
safe houses.
Where you can go if you feel unsafe.
If your home is broken into, go to a neighbor.
Get help so you can watch your home until the police arrive.
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PAINT out
graffiti. Call 684-7587.
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SECURE
your vehicle.
Park in a garage, carport, or legal off-street location.
Use well lit areas. Buy a club or other device.
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BE
brave. Be safe.
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CPTED
Crime
Prevention Through Environmental Design: Make a
difference in the alley behind your house, your child's school, your
park and community. More info at 927-8098.
CPTED
- Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design
CPTED
Plant List (Includes exotic species)
Cherry
Lane Condominium- Mass. Stairway CPTED Survey
13th
Avenue South and College Stairway CPTED Survey
Beacon
Hill Stairways CPTED Survey, Hill and Walker Stairways
CPTED
Survey Addendum for Dr Jose Rizal Park
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Adopt
A Street
(206) 684-7647
Adopt 1 mile
or more of City streets & pledge to do 4 clean ups a year for 2
years. Individuals, businesses, churches, clubs, schools &
organizations can participate. Offers organizational help, clean up
supplies, free hauling & disposal of garbage, street signs that
announce your sponsorship.
You can also
remove graffiti, plant trees, paint bus murals, stencil storm
drains, & do other beautification projects. Kids can also
volunteer to improve school grounds!
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Mark Solomon
Crime Prevention Coordinator
SPD Crime Prevention, South Precinct
(206) 684-7647
The South
Precinct sends out an email newsletter every two weeks covering
topics related to public safety concerns, crime trends, and crime
prevention measures. As this publication has been in place for
several years, rather than listing all of the issues covered, a
sample has been included in this site.
If
you are interested in receiving this useful newsletter, send an
email to Mark Solomon, South Precinct Crime Prevention Coordinator,
at mark.solomon@seattle.gov.
He'll put you on the distribution list!
Sample
Issues
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Why Are Cars Stolen?
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Neighborhood Corrections Initiative
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Othello Park
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Scams:
Fraud, Sympathy & Strangers
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Credit Card Scams & New Bicycle Law
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Auto Theft
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Vehicle Crime Prevention
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Personal Robbery Prevention
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Car Crimes & Elder Scams
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Summertime Tips
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(206)
343-2020
Seattle-King
County Crime Stoppers
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SPD - FAQs
Information
on:
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Non-emergency
crime
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Missing
Person / Juvenile Runaway
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Possible
Illegal Activity
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Anonymous
Tip
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Abandoned
Vehicle
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Identity
Theft
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Non-Sufficient
Fund Check
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Main
Office/Mailing Address
1806 East Yesler Way
Seattle, WA 98122-5748
(206) 323-9666
www.sngi.org
Veronic
Pugh, Program Coordinator, Southeast, 322-9330
Barbara Biondo, Weed & Seed Program Coordinator
Office (206) 323-9671
Fax: (206) 323-2151
SNG provides
crime prevention services to residents in South Seattle as well as
the Seattle Housing Authority community of Rainier Vista; create
partnerships to address violent crime, gang activity & drug
trafficking; hosts the Southeast Seattle Crime Prevention Council.
For a full list of SNG's services, please visit website.
Email:
veronica@sngi.org
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Southeast
Seattle Crime Prevention Council
South
Seattle Senior Center
4655 S. Holly St. (at Rainier Ave. S.)
(206) 322-9330
(206) 313-0495
Monthly
public community problem-solving meetings w/police.
2005, meets
in the Senior Center Feb., March, April, May, and June. July and
August will meet in the community - this year it will be at Othello
Park and the Aug. meeting will be Seattle Night Out. Call (206)
313-0495 to confirm.
Email: officemgr@sngi.org
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Urgent
fire & police calls: 911
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Lives in
danger
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Occurring
crime, including graffiti, illegal dumping, drug deals,
prostitution, burglaries, car prowls
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Situation
w/weapons, fights, escalating arguments
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Suspicious
persons
Non-emergency
police calls: 625-5011
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Seattle Police Department
East Precinct
1519 12th Ave.
Seattle, WA 98122
(206) 684-4300
West
Precinct
810 Virginia Street
Seattle, WA 98101
(206) 615-1999
South Precinct
3001 South Myrtle
Seattle, WA 98108
(206) 386-1850
Southwest Precinct
2300 S.W. Webster
Seattle, WA 98106
(206) 733-9800
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SPD
– Ongoing
prostitution:
684-8660
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SPD
– Ongoing
drug activities (can be anonymous):
684-5797
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SPD
Abandoned Vehicle Hotline:
684-8763
On street, hasn't moved in 72+ hours. If traffic hazard, call 911
immediately.
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Abandoned
/ junk vehicles on private property
(City Dept. of Planning & Development Complaint Hotline):
684-7899
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Adopt a Street:
684-7647
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Animal Control: 386-4254
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Block Watches / Home
Security:
Crime Prevention Coordinator, SPD, South Precinct: 386-1850
Crime Prevention Coordinator, SPD, Southwest Precinct: 684-7724
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City Light: 684-3000
For faster response to light pole outages, make a note of
the pole number.
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Graffiti,
illegal dumping, surface water
pollution:
684-7587
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Illegal
encampments: 684-2489
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Puget Sound Energy (gas)
24-hr Natural
Gas Emergency Hotline: (425) 452-1234
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Traffic
problems (Seattle Dept. of
Transportation):
684-5503
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Seattle Emergency Management (SDART):
233-7123
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Seattle
Public
Utilities:
684-3000
Water, sewer, drainage emergency: 386-1800
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