September 12th, 2012
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“In an effort to help reduce crime and further strengthen local community oriented policing efforts, the Berks County District Attorney’s Office recently went live at CrimeMapping.com. CrimeMapping.com is a nationwide public mapping service that allows residents to analyze interactive maps of recent crime activity. Visitors to the site can generate reports, search by location and filter for different time periods as well as crime types. Keeping the public well informed has been proven effective as a crime fighting strategy.”
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Source: http://www.co.berks.pa.us/dept/da/pages/crimemapping.aspx
Direct Link:
http://www.crimemapping.com/map/pa/tildentownship
Pamphlet:
http://www.tildentownship.com/police/Berks_County_PA_Crime_Mapping.pdf
Posted in 2012, Crime Prevention, Information Release, Reminders, Urgent | Comments Off
February 5th, 2010
BICYCLE REGISTRATION – Due to the increased thefts of bicycles, the Tilden Township Police suggest registering your bicycle with the Police Dept. Registration is free. Please call 610-562-9001 to make an appointment to have your bicycle registered.
LOCK YOUR VEHICLE – Due to thefts from vehicles, you are reminded to ALWAYS lock your vehicle no matter where it is parked, even in your own driveway. Also do not leave money or other valuables visible inside the vehicle.
PHONE AND INTERNET SCAMS – Be aware of suspicious phone calls or email notices that you have won some sort of cash prize or other large award. DO NOT give your personal information or banking or credit card information to anyone over the phone, internet or email unless you positively know they are legitimate. Remember, if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. Please report any suspicious phone calls or emails to the Tilden Township Police Department at 610-562-9001.
Posted in 2010, Crime Prevention | Comments Off