Riverside Crime Free Multi-Housing Program

1. Riverside Crime Free Multi-Housing Program

2. C.O.P.P.S Community Oriented Policing Problem Solving

3. + A Partnership between the Police and the Community

5. 1992 Mesa Arizona by Tim Zehring Mesa Police Department

6. Crime Free Programs • 1992 Mesa, Arizona • MULTI-HOUSING • CONDOMINIUMS/H.O.A.s • MINI-STORAGE • MOBILE/RV’s HOUSING • LIFE STYLES • HOTEL/MOTEL • RENTAL PROPERTY • BUSINESS

8. 1995 Riverside

9. Need for a rental property Program Majority of their “Calls for Service” Were going to rental properties

10. Need for a rental property Program Riverside 44% Of our population Live in Rental Units

11. Need for a rental property Program Riverside 70% Of our “Calls for Service” Go to rental properties

12. Need for a rental property Program Riverside We saw a need for a Rental Housing Program

13. Need for a rental property Program Not to mention Courts burdened the owners of rental property with the safety of their residents

14. Need for a rental property Program Not to mention But didn’t give them the authority to do anything about it

15. Need for a rental property Program Not to mention CFMH Program Empowers The owners and managers by giving them the authority they need to clean up their properties and provide safer places for people to live

16. A Three Phase Program That teaches Owners and Managers how to protect their investment and Provide a safer environment for their residents to live. At the same time reducing the calls for service of their local law enforcement agency.

17. Phase I

18. Eight Hour Class CPTED Legal Issues Applicant Screening

19. Eight Hour Class Gangs 911 Fire Safety Drugs

20. Four Hour Class CPTED Legal Issues Guest/Property Management Clandestine Labs

21. Phase II

23. Implementation Managers/Owners take What they learned put it into action CPTED Survey

24. CPTED Survey Locks Lighting Shrubbery Windows/Screens Peep Holes Strike Plate Screws

25. CPTED Survey Lease Addendum Certificates Displayed Applicant Screening Posting Apartment Rules General Appearance

26. C.P.T.E.D. Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design

38. What is the Crime free Addendum? Basically Each resident agrees to live a crime Free lifestyle and is not only responsible for their own behavior but the behavior of their guests - if they or their guests commit any crimes, on or off the property they Relinquish their Residency

39. Phase III

40. Tenant Meeting The Program What it means for the tenants Tenant Safety Neighborhood/Apartment Watch

41. Annual Re-Certification

42. Re-Certification CPTED Confirming Management Confirming Ownership

43. Why CFMH ? Increased demand for rental units Increased Property Values A more Stable Tenant Base Increased Occupancy Rate Peace of mind - Less time on crisis control Improved Personal Safety

44. Why CFMH ? Cleaning up the neighborhood Police Happier Neighbors 75% Reduction in “Calls for Service”

45. Why CFMH ? I don’t have any problems on my property

46. Why CFMH ? Learn what the Police and other property owners / managers are doing to provide a safer place for people to live Get involved in continue education and remaining up to date with any and all changes in the law

47. Why CFMH ? Develop a close working relationship with the community and the police What better than to work with someone who has personal knowledge of your business and the best way to resolve your problems After all: Eventually, everyone needs the services of the police

48. Why CFMH ? Not to mention: The bad guys have to go somewhere. Do you want it to be your property? Or do you want it be someone else’s property? We, the police and other CFMH owners/managers want them to live in some other city, county or state

49. 99% Calls for Service 26 Units Broadmore Apartments

50. Calls for Service 156 Units Breezewood Apartments