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Crime has greatly reduced in the Power Inn area since 2004, according to
Police report statistics. The reduction is attributed to educational
programs - such as Crime and Dine lunches - advocating for more
police presence, and community awareness.

Sacramento Area 911 calls from a mobile phone
use
732-0100 for a direct connection to the
Sacramento Police
Code Enforcement
Task Force
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Sacramento Sheriff Jones
answers audience questions at the "Crime & Security Faire" with Deputy Chief Somers
and Lt. Coopwood also participating. |
The Code Enforcement Task Force is comprised of Alliance
members who work with business owners to insure that buildings
and properties meet minimum city code standards. They create a
more attractive community by eliminating illegal and unsightly
signs, unsafe hazards and blatant code violations. The Task
Force, all members of the Security and Crime Abatement
Committee, also act as a neighborhood watch dog on the lookout
for unusual activity.
Program services include:
- Assisting members in reporting crime.
- Security and safety educational seminar through "Crime
& Dines"
- Updating members on security and security techniques to
safeguard their property.
- Following statistical trends
- Discouraging recycling companies from accepting suspicious
materials relating to copper wiring, aluminum, etc.
- Alerting police and businesses of potential criminal actions
- Investigating means to increase surveillance.
Business Crime is DOWN in the Power Inn Alliance area!
Click to view the
current Power
Inn Crime Statistics Report
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