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Sheriff Partners in Crime Prevention Newsletter
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All Archives
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September/October 2023: Internet Safety for Children
The internet and social media have become important to our lives. They also become important to your children's lives as they mature. In this issue, we suggest some ways you can guide your children to be safe on the internet.
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Nov/Dec 2021 - Holiday Online Shopping Safety
With inventories at stores (brick and online) short of items due to supply chain problems, online shopping safety is doubly important. Learn how to avoid being scammed in this Holiday issue.
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COVID-19: DOMESTIC VIOLENCE & MENTAL HEALTH (Jan/Feb. 2021)
With the tension and apprehension of COVID-19 over the last year mental health and the prospect of suicide have become more acute. Also, domestic violence survivors have become more vulnerable to their abusers. Here are resources that can help.
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Calling 911 (July-August 2018)
This issue of Crime Prevention looks at recent changes to the county's 911 and dispatch centers, as well as advice and tips for when to call 911.
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Gangs (Jan/Feb 2018)
This issue of Partners in Crime Prevention looks at gangs in Snohomish County, including recent gang activity and how to keep your kids out of gangs.
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Sex Trafficking (Mar/Apr 2017)
This issue of Partners in Crime Prevention looks at sex trafficking, what it is, how the sheriff's office investigates sex crimes and what you can do to help.
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Law Enforcement Embedded Social Workers (Sept/Oct 2016)
This issue of Partners in Crime Prevention looks at the recently-created Law
Enforcement Embedded Social Worker position. LEESW provide outreach to the county's homeless population, delivering social services such as addiction and mental health treatment.
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Non-Emergency Numbers, Registered Sex Offenders (May/June 2016)
For decades, Snohomish County citizens have been told to call 911 for emergency
and non-emergency calls. Now, there are non-emergency numbers the public can call for non-life threatening situations. This month's newsletter also looks at registered sex offenders, how the public is notified and how risk of re-offending is assessed.
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Social Media and Neighborhood Watch (Jan/Feb 2016)
Social media has revolutionized the way we communicate with our family, our friends and our neighbors. It also has revolutionized
the way we communicate within
Neighborhood Watches, and how local police agencies can communicate with the
public, at least for those agencies that have tried to use social media.
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Personal Safety (July/August 2015)
This issue of the Partners in Crime Prevention Newsletter looks at how to be prepared for an active shooter situation, including the steps to take to protect yourself and how to prevent an attack
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Property Crimes (May/June 2015)
The Sheriff’s Office has banded together
with local police agencies in the north
part of the county to reduce property
crimes.
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Drugs and Project Hwy 99 (March/April 2015)
This issue looks at the drugs affecting Snohomish County communities, including heroin and marijuana, as well as a Sheriff's Office collaborative effort to get drugs and drug users off the street
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