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(757) 382-6161

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Chesapeake Crime Prevention Council (CCPC)

Taking a bite out of Crime

Chesapeake Crime Prevention Council

 

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Chesapeake, VA

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The Chesapeake Crime Prevention Council (CCPC)

is a non-profit organization located in Chesapeake, Virginia. Working hand-in-hand with the Chesapeake Police Department and the Chesapeake Sheriff's Office to educate and inform the citizens of Chesapeake about crime, crime prevention and Neighborhood Watch/Block Security Program.
Text Box: Help our fight against Crime by Donating at your place of employment. NEW Combined Federal Campaign (CFC) Code: 45266. Your contribution will help in community awareness projects, citizen education and crime prevention events
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PRINTABLE CCPC/CPU SERVICES SIGN UP FORM:

Print and fill out this form, present it to your Neighborhood Watch Coordinator for the following services:

 

· McGruff House - A safe harbor for children to come. (** requires a Police background check and *Form 2 below.

 

· Operation Identification – Engrave items of value in case of theft. The engraver can be checked out from the Crime Prevention Unit by your Coordinator.

 

· Home Security Survey – Conducted by the Chesapeake Police Dept. Crime Prevention Unit to identify weaknesses in your home security

 

· Contact the CPU to set up an appointment to have a Home Security Survey Completed.  382-6194 or 382-6189.  All information is kept confidential.  Your Neighborhood Watch Coordinator and the Chesapeake Police Department will have access to your information.
Text Box: McGruff House Application, *Form 2

CHEAT SHEETS

 

Keep a copy of this handy suspicious persons and/or vehicle identification cheat sheet.

It can help you recall  important information to give to the Police.

 

SUSPICIOUS PERSON CHEAT SHEET

 

 

 

 

 

 

VEHICLE ID CHEAT SHEET
Text Box: CHESAPEAKE NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH PROGRAM Objectives & Responsibilities Text Box: PRESIDENTS MESSAGE Hi Friends Our annual Kid’s Night Out with McGruff was at the South Norfolk recreation Center on October 22nd, and we had a BLAST!!! At last count we had 106 kids sign up, and I think there were a couple who excitingly ran in without signing up. We also had 66 adults sign in on the Neighborhood Watch attendance sheet. Great showing, neighbors!!! There were lots of activities going on from 6:30 to 8:30 pm. And I want to thank everyone who volunteered, participated, and donated food or items. Our Chesapeake Police Department was there in force with Major Tony Torres, Officer Lynn Sumner, Major Branch, Chief K. Wright, Deputy Chief Solesky, Captain E. Woods, and our Crime Prevention Officers, Officers Simpkins and Franceschi. Officer H. McGanty and Officer Hills were our Bike officers. Our Sheriff’s Department commanded a presence as well with Deputy Nancy Massow and Deputy Terry Nanher who took fingerprints for the Ident a Kid Program. Dave, the Magician, controlled the audience with his Magic Show. The explorer group and their advisor Shelly Wagner was a tremendous help. Our clowns were there doing fantastic face painting. There were plenty of hamburgers, hotdogs, and cookies for everyone. Jokell Company (Tim Turlington and about six other company employees provided food and cooked for us). Matt and Shelia Krakower from the Chesapeake Crime Line had a table and gave out information for the Chesapeake Crime Line and bags for our little ghouls and goblins to use on that special evening next weekend. Some of the games that were available and always fun were: musical chairs, oversize basketball toss, tic tac toe, stick your hand in the Goo, and more. There are still more, who made the night a success; Jeff Prather (McGruff), Doc O'Hara, Lydia and Tim Plaster, Cathy Sitar, and Tony the supervisor for the recreation center, and her personnel, who decorated and set up the games. I can’t finish without recognizing our Chesapeake Crime Prevention Council members, Ferne O’Hara, Judy Haddock, and Teresa Shuma for all they did for Kids Night Out, and all they do constantly for Crime Prevention in our city. And finally, a special thanks to our Guest of Honor, and what the night was all about, McGruff, the Crime Dog. God Bless, Phil Durbin