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[FYI] USA: Crime Mapping
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- Date: Tue, 13 Jul 1999 19:28:45 +0100
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http://www.npr.gov/library/papers/bkgrd/crimemap/content.html
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PROVIDING 21ST CENTURY TOOLS
FOR SAFE COMMUNITIES
Report of the Task Force on Crime
Mapping and Data-Driven Management
U.S. Department of Justice
National Partnership for Reinventing Government
July 12, 1999
TABLE OF CONTENTS
FOREWORD
I. INTRODUCTION
CRIME MAPPING: THE POWER OF PLACE
DATA-DRIVEN MANAGEMENT: THE POWER OF
INFORMATION
THE POWER OF PARTNERSHIP
VISION FOR 21ST CENTURY LAW ENFORCEMENT
II. SUPPORT COMMUNITY POLICING WITH 21ST CENTURY
TOOLS
BACKGROUND
NEED FOR CHANGE
RECOMMENDATIONS
1.Make Crime Mapping Software Available to
Communities and
Law Enforcement Agencies
2.Expand Training for Law Enforcement Officials
in Crime Mapping
and Data-Driven Management
3.Spread Best Practices Through Peer-to-Peer
Networks 4.Increase Funding for Information
Technology to Support Law
Enforcement
5.Help Communities Find Federal Resources
III. PROTECT AND SUPPORT COMMUNITIES WITH
INTEGRATED INFORMATION
BACKGROUND
NEED FOR CHANGE
RECOMMENDATIONS
6.Promote Investment in Basic Integrated
Spatial Information to
Protect Public Safety
7.Support Medium-Sized and Small Communities
Through Regional
Approaches
8.Protect the Privacy of Individuals
IV. STRENGTHEN FEDERAL LAW ENFORCEMENT'S CAPACITY
TO USE DATA AND MAPPING IN MANAGEMENT AND
OPERATIONS
BACKGROUND
NEED FOR CHANGE
RECOMMENDATIONS
9.Expand Federal Leadership in the Development
and Use of
Mapping and Data-Driven Management Tools
10.Strengthen the Performance Measures Used by
Federal Law
Enforcement
11.Expand the Training of Federal Law
Enforcement Officials to
Include Fundamentals of Crime Mapping and
Data-Driven Management
V. HIGHLIGHTS IN CRIME MAPPING AND DATA-DRIVEN
MANAGEMENT
BALTIMORE: COMMUNITY OUTREACH
BOSTON: PARTNERSHIPS FOR SAFETY
CHARLOTTE-MECKLENBURG: DATA INTEGRATION
CHICAGO: NEW TOOLS FOR POLICE OFFICERS
MINNESOTA: POLICE-BUSINESS PARTNERSHIPS
NEW YORK: THE COMPSTAT CRIME CONTROL MODEL
PITTSBURGH: MAPPING AND COMMUNITY POLICING
REDLANDS: A HOLISTIC APPROACH TO POLICING
SAN DIEGO: NEIGHBORHOOD PROBLEM-SOLVING
TAMPA BAY-HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY: A PROBLEM FOCUS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
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