Crime prevention resources are an important component of any community’s public safety strategy. They provide information and resources to help individuals, businesses, and organizations reduce the risk of becoming victims of crime. These resources can be educational, providing information on how to stay safe in public places and how to protect personal property. They can also provide practical tips on how to make homes and businesses more secure, as well as how to respond during an emergency. By equipping people with the knowledge and skills necessary to protect themselves and their property, crime prevention resources can help reduce the incidence of crime in a community.

211 is a critical resource for individuals and families in need of assistance. It is a free, confidential, multilingual information and referral service that connects people to essential health and human services in their community. With 211, people can access a wide range of services, including food, housing, employment, mental health, veterans’ services, child care and more. By providing a single access point for information on health and human services, 211 helps people access the services they need quickly and easily. It also helps people avoid long wait times and long lines at government agencies, and it can provide access to services that may not be available in their area.