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The Huber Heights Police Division offers the citizens an active Neighborhood Watch Program.  A Citizens Police Academy, and a citizens on patrol group called PRIDE. We offer for youth ages 14 to 20 a Police Explorer group, for those youth interested in a career in law enforcement. We offer free home and commercial security inspections, and a vacation house checks. Many other programs targeting safety at home and at work.

For more information on crime prevention activities, contact Officer Mark R. Bruns, Public Affairs Officer, at (937) 237-3607 or e-mail at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

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Neighborhood Watch Program - Your neighborhood needs you! Neighborhood crimes and other related problems can be reduced by good neighbors working together. Host or attend a Neighborhood Watch meeting to learn about important police-related topics. Get to know your neighbors and organize a block party. Invite McGruff the Crime Dog! Call the Crime Prevention Officer at (937) 433-2301 to see if Neighborhood Watch is established in your area.

The Perry Township Police Department's mission is to proudly serve the community with integrity, dedication and honor by a continued commitment to excellence in all aspects of police service through innovation, community policing, and increased training and education.

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Officer Brad Goudy at 937-554-6424 or This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

Sinclair Police offers a variety of crime prevention programs, including the annual Safety Awareness Expo. The Expo includes not only campus organizations and student clubs but over 40 area police departments and safety-related organizations. Other pro-active programs include student orientations, an engraving program, a Rip-Off card reminder program, conducting security assessments and utilizing a community-based policing program across campus.

For more information on crime prevention activities, contact Lt. Scott Fowler at (937) 512-2173.