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Category Archives: Community Police Team (CPT)
Follow-up: Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED)
We had a good turnout for our most recent West Seattle Block Watch Captains’ Network meeting – many thanks to Officer Jon Kiehn for his informative CPTED presentation and to those of you who attended and participated! A key takeaway from the … Continue reading
Great agenda for our WSBWCN meeting tonight!
Ever wonder how a burglar might view your home? The main focus of our meeting this evening is CPTED, Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design. Officer Jon Kiehn from the Community Police Team will share his insights about things you can do to … Continue reading
Learn (more) about Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design!
Join us this coming Tuesday, the 23rd, for our April meeting! Officer Jon Kiehn from the Community Police Team will give his very popular presentation on Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED, pronounced “Sep-Ted”). Learn how to reduce the chances that your … Continue reading
Posted in Announcements, Blockwatch Resources, Community Police Team (CPT), CPTED: Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design, Events, Seattle Police Department, WSBWCN meetings
Tagged Community Police Team, CPTED, Crime Prevention through Environmental Design (CPTED), Jonathan Kiehn, West Seattle Blockwatch Captains' Network meeting, WSBWCN meeting
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March meeting follow-up
Thanks to those of you who attended and participated in our March monthly meeting last Tuesday! We were happy to have SW Precinct commander, Capt. Joe Kessler stop by to introduce himself and then stay to field questions about 2 … Continue reading
Join us this coming Tuesday, the 26th, for our March meeting!
We have a great line-up for our meeting this month! Meet Police Captain Joe Kessler! Introduction to the Victim’s Support Team (VST) Learn about Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) This month Southwest Precinct Captain Kessler will introduce himself to the Block … Continue reading
Posted in Announcements, Blockwatch Resources, Community Police Team (CPT), CPTED: Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design, Events, Seattle Police Department, WSBWCN meetings
Tagged Capt. Joe Kessler, Community Police Team, CPTED, Crime Prevention through Environmental Design (CPTED), Jonathan Kiehn, Sarah Sorensen, Victim Support Team, VST, West Seattle Blockwatch Captains' Network meeting, WSBWCN meeting
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Miss our meeting about mail theft? Here’s video!
Our February monthly meeting which focused on prevention of mail theft and mail fraud proved to be informative as well as thought-provoking. If you missed it, or want to share the information with others, you are in luck! The West Seattle … Continue reading
Posted in Community Police Team (CPT), CPTED: Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design, Seattle Police Department, WSBWCN meetings
Tagged Jonathan Kiehn, mail fraud, mail theft prevention, Matt Rintoul, Sumyra Duy, West Seattle Blockwatch Captains' Network meeting, WSBWCN meeting
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Our February monthly meeting is this Tuesday, the 26th!
Had enough of mail theft?? Let’s get educated and tackle this subject head on! At our meeting this month we will have the US Postal inspectors for our area, Inspector Matt Rintoul and Inspector Sumyra Duy, as well as Officer Jon … Continue reading
Posted in Announcements, Blockwatch Resources, Community Police Team (CPT), Events, Seattle Police Department, WSBWCN meetings
Tagged Community Police Team, Jon Flores, Jonathan Kiehn, Ken Mazzuca, mail fraud, mail theft prevention, Matt Rintoul, Sumyra Duy, US Postal inspectors, West Seattle Blockwatch Captains' Network meeting, WSBWCN meeting
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Mail theft prevention and best practices
Mail theft is another hot topic that has come up repeatedly. This past week we heard from several block captains in different West Seattle neighborhoods who are experiencing a rash of such thefts – so we are posting these pointers that Community Police Team (CPT) Officer … Continue reading
WSBWCN meeting follow-up!
Great to see so many of you at our January meeting last night! It was nice to see so many new faces as well as familiar ones. Many thanks to our presenters, Officer Jon Kiehn and Detective Scotty Bach for all of their … Continue reading
Posted in Community Police Team (CPT), CPTED: Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design, Seattle Police Department, WSBWCN meetings
Tagged Crime Prevention through Environmental Design (CPTED), Jonathan Kiehn, Scotty Bach, surveillance cameras, West Seattle Blockwatch Captains' Network meeting, WSBWCN meeting
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Our CPT officers are being redeployed…temporarily?
We’ve received word of changes at the SW Police Precinct. Most significantly, our Community Police Team (CPT) officers are being redeployed – for the summer, perhaps longer — to bolster patrol officer levels in the neighborhoods. As well, the SW Police Precinct … Continue reading