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We provide historical information on calls for service with CrimeReports.com. Anyone <br />can log in and see calls for service, crime patterns, and traffic concerns. This website also <br />allows for citizens to sign up for e-mail notifications when crimes take place in close <br />proximity to their home or business. <br />The department's Crime Prevention officer, Matt Birch provides leadership with the <br />local Lamar County CrimeStoppers organization by acting as the coordinator for this group. <br />The Lamar County CrimeStoppers continually receives state recognition as one of the best <br />in the state. Crime Prevention activities for 2010 included: <br />➢ 26 CrimeStoppers Meetings <br />➢ 11 Crime Prevention and Crime Awareness Meetings <br />➢ 6 Home Security Inspections <br />➢ 2 Neighborhood Watch Meetings <br />The department began the Citizens Police Academy in 2009. We conducted 2 <br />academies in 2010 with 43 participants. From these academies, the alumni began the Paris <br />Citizens Police Academy Alumni Association which fostered a program called Citizens On <br />Patrol. This program allows members to provide volunteer service to the department by <br />assistance on traffic control at parades and public events, additional patrol and streetlight <br />patrols. These volunteers provided over 600 hours of volunteer work for 2010. <br />The department is also tasked with providing the Emergency Management Plan for the <br />city. Emergency Management Coordinator Assistant Chief Tuttle submitted a revision of the <br />EMP which earned the designation as `advanced' from the Texas Department of Emergency <br />Management this year. <br />The Emergency Operations Center is located presently in the basement of City Hall and <br />has been activated many times for monitoring severe weather that threatens Paris and the <br />surrounding area. <br />The department also acts as the warning point for the city of Paris Emergency <br />Management Plan. The department administered and used two services in 2010 for <br />providing information and warning to our local residents. CodeRED, a reverse 9-1-1 <br />telephone message delivery service and NIXLE, a text and e-mail based message service <br />were used exclusively. Due to costs, this program has been consolidated in a new warning <br />system called Paris Alerts! <br />3 <br />122 <br />