Crime-Prevention &
Public Safety

Creation of a Firearm Violence and Public Health Intervention System (underway)

Evaluation of Mayor’s Crime Abatement Plan
June 2007

Special Report - Hope Christian Community Foundation Big Ideas Forum "Seeking the Peace of the City"
February 2006

“The Memphis Shelby Crime Commission, the primary agent for the original public safety safety assessment of the downtown entertainment district, endorses this 2005 assessment of progress made and strongly recommends that each recommendation, just like those made in 2002, be implemented as quickly as possible”
September 2005

Memphis Central Biomedical District Safer Environments Project. Report, CPTED Design Guidelines, Memphis Trail
March 2005

Memphis Downtown Entertainment Area Public Safety Assessment and Strategic Plan
November, 2002

Public Safety Report for the City Consolidated Planning Process
May, 2002

Fixing Broken Windows— Strategies to Strengthen Housing Code Enforcement and Related Approaches to Community-Based Crime Prevention in Memphis
April, 2001

Executive Report
Executive Summary
Slide Presentation

Concept Paper: Creating Greater Unity Between Memphis Area Neighborhood Watch, Inc. and the Memphis Shelby Crime Commission
April 17, 2000

Crime Prevention Through Coordinated and Community-Based Afterschool Programs

Violence Prevention Research Group
May 20, 1998

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