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<br />PART IV - PROGRAM NARRATIVE - CONTINUED <br /> <br />b. PROJECTED ACCOMPLISHMENTS: <br /> <br />As previously stated, the demand for different types of programs <br />for the public is rapidly growing. Numerous programs have been <br />given in the last year as documented in the "Accomplishments To <br />Date" Section of this grant application. The public acceptance .of <br />The Crime Prevention Unit at the Paris Police Department has been <br />overwhelming. The Department has had to do very little publicity <br />due to "word of mouth" in the community. That alone has produced <br />more work than one officer alone has been able to keep up with. <br />Again, in order for these demands to be met, the Crime Prevention <br />Unit will need monetary assistance. <br /> <br />c. Kinds of Data Collected: <br /> <br />The Police Department is already collecting the data on different <br />services provided by the department's Part I and II Offenses, and <br />the percent of change from month to month. We check on the amount <br />of fines collected, the type of value property recovered, offense <br />clearance rate, and the number of arrests, as well as non-criminal <br />services. In addition to these areas of data collected, the Crime <br />Stoppers program also keeps similiar data. <br /> <br />The Crime Prevention Officer will keep records of the programs <br />given, commercial and residential surveys, home inspections, and <br />other crime-preventing responsibilities provided. <br /> <br />d. Other Participating/Cooperating Organizations: <br /> <br />No other agency at this time. <br /> <br />4. Geographic Location: <br /> <br />The Paris Police Department will primarily serve the City of Paris. <br />However, the entire Lamar County area will benefit from the Police <br />Department's Unit through the programs that are open and available <br />to anyone that is interested in the topics that are being presented. <br />Several small communities will want neighborhood crime watch programs <br />established, security surveys, home inspections and many other <br />similar programs. <br /> <br />5. Research or Demonstration Projects: <br /> <br />The Crime Prevention-Public Relations Officer for the Paris Police <br />Department is Officer Todd Varner. Officer Varner has been a <br />certified peace officer since October,1984. He has served as a <br />Patrolman during that time. In January,1990, Officer Varner pre- <br />sented Chief Karl Louis a proposal for a Crime Prevention Unit in <br />the department. Officer Varner is very interested in crime preven- <br />tion and understands the need for a program of this nature in our <br />county. <br />