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U.S. Mayor (2000)
San Francisco’s Response to Welfare Reform Combines New Strategies, Initiatives, Ordinances (1/24/00)
“Power Card Challenge” Draws Houston’s Students to Libraries
Mayor's Goal: A Library Card for Every Student (2/21/00)
Fremont’s Film Ordinance Balances Attractiveness to Film Makers, Protections for City (3/6/00)
Reno Targets Young Children “Hidden” from System (3/20/00)
Toledo Finds Community Involvement Key to Creation of New Storm Water Utility (4/3/00)
In Burlington, Youngest and Oldest Residents Share Multi-Generational Center (4/17/00)
Fresno Keeps Careful Watch Over Students, On Campus and Off; City Employees, Letter Carriers, Parents Among Those Serving as “Eyes and Ears” for Police (5/1/00)
Canton Parlays Volunteers, Donations, CDBG Funding into Health Care for Low Income Community (5/15/00)
Seattle's Neighborhood Empowerment Fund Involves Thousands of Citizens in Community Improvement (5/29/00)
Education Institute
Develops Hollywood's Citizen Leaders (7/17/00)
Boston Elementary Schools Promote Peace and Cooperation
(7/31/00)
Internet is New Key to Workforce Development in Austin; AustinAtWork.com Links Area Employers, Job Seekers
(8/28/00)
Newark in Forefront of California Effort to Stem Tobacco Abuse by Minors(9/25/00)
New Affordable Housing Program Helps Albany Residents (10/9/00)
U.S. Mayor (1998)
Mayor Herenton and Memphis Community Build Summer Food Service Model for Feeding Hungry Kids
(Memphis, Tennessee)
Kansas City Moves Welfare Recipients into City Hall Jobs
(Kansas City, Missouri)
Public-Private Partnership Provides Bridgeport Lower Rates, Improved Efficiency
(Bridgeport, Connecticut)
Connecting People to Jobs is Newest Look at Best Practices in Cities and Counties
Public-Private Partnership Makes Boise's Aquatic Center Possible - and Successful
Lease and Service Agreement Solves Financial and Environmental Problems for Cranston's Wastewater System
El Paso Targets Low Income Women for Breast Cancer Screening
Rockford's First Neighborhood Congress: Four Areas Share Boundaries and Vision
Denver's Safe City Initiative Comprehensively Combats Youth Violence
(Denver, Colorado)
TEAM 2001 Moves Dearborn's At-Risk Students into Mainstream Education
(Dearborn, Michigan)
Macon Focuses Religious Communities on Needs of At-Risk Youth
(Macon, Georgia)
Chicago's Top Civic, Business Leaders are Principals for a Day in City's Schools
(Chicago, Illinois)
Mayor DeStefano Rebuilds Schools; Edgewood School First to Break Ground in New Haven's $180M Program
(New Haven, Connecticut)
Needle Exchange Programs Benefit Everyone
(Baltimore, Maryland)
Dreams and Futures Replace Gangs for Mountain View Youth
On Binghamton's Troubled Liberty Street, Police Substation Spurs Turnaround
Chesapeake Health Assessment Leads to Greater Breast Cancer Awareness for Minorities
Santa Barbara Gives Property Owners Clear Picture of What Their Tax Dollars Buy
Hammond
Converting Brownfield Site to Golf Courses for Youth and Adults
All
Lynn's Children on Fast Track to Health Insurance
U.S. Mayor (1997)
Dallas
Mayor's Summer Reading Challenge a "Win-Win" for Children and Community
(Dallas, Texas)
Everett's
Former Brownfields Will Become Gateway Shopping Center, Park and Mellon
Bank Regional Headquarters (Everett, Massachusetts)
Office
and Manufacturing Plant is First Brownfield Success Story in Kalamazoo
(Kalamazoo, Michigan)
"City
Hall for a Day" Takes Mayor, City Manager into Little Rock Neighborhoods
(Little Rock, Arkansa)
Shared
Fire Station Saves Money, Improves Service for Moreno Valley, Riverside
Residents (Moreno Valley, California)
Murray,
Utah Avoids "Superfund" Label, Becomes Lead Agency in Cleanup of Smelter
Sites (Murray, Utah)
Creativity
is Concentrated, Celebrated in Providence's Arts & Entertainment
District (Providence, Rhode Island)
HUD/Rochester
Owner-Occupant Housing Program Off To Fast Start (Rochester, New
York)
Santa
Clara's City Hall Open House Informs, Entertains (Santa Clara,
California)
St.
Louis Summer Intern Program Focuses Enterprise Community Resources on
At-Risk Youth (St. Louis, Missouri)
Brownfield
Redevelopment Stabilizes Youngstown's Economy (Youngstown,
Ohio)
Best Practices
'97 - Wilmington, Delaware (8/6/97)
Best Practices '97 - Tacoma, Washington
(5/5/97)
Best Practices '97 - Lynn, Massachusetts
(4/21/97)
Connecting
People to Jobs Through Transportation (St. Louis, Missouri)
Finding
Solutions to Homelessness (Birmingham, Alabama)
Helping
Youth Succeed (Minneapolis, Minnesota)
Promoting
A Competitive Workforce (Louisville, Kentucky)
Promoting
Smart Growth (Santa Clara, California)
Protecting
Drinking Water (New York City, New York)
Redeveloping
Brownfields (Detroit, Michigan)
Reducing
Energy Use (Chattanooga, Tennessee)
Innovative
City/County Partnerships December 1997
Supporting
the Local Economy By Protecting Biodiversity (Charleston, South
Carolina)
Using
Arts To Revitalize the Core of a Metropolitan Region (Seattle,
Washington)
Partner America Best Practices (2001)
Birmingham, AL
Mobile, AL
Long Beach, CA
Richmond, CA
Denver, CO
Bridgeport, CT
Stamford, CT
Lauderhill, FL
Orlando, FL
Pembroke Pines, FL
Tampa, FL
West Palm Beach, FL
Atlanta, GA
Boise, ID
Arlington Heights, IL
Chicago, IL
Louisville, KY
New Orleans, LA
Bangor, ME
Jackson, MS
Reno, NV
Irvington, NJ
Albany, NY
Buffalo, NY
Hempstead, NY
Rochester, NY
Rome, NY
Akron, OH
Kettering, OH
Toledo, OH
Philadelphia, PA
Caguas, PR
Fort Worth, TX
Alexandria, VA
Burlington, VT
Bellingham, WA
Redmond, WA
Public/Private Partnership Best Practices (2000)
The City of Boston and 3Com School Technology Program
The
City of Dayton and The Home Builders Association of Dayton & The Miami Valley Wright-Dunbar Revitalization Project
The City of Buffalo and American Water Works Privatization of Water Treatment
The City of Burlingame and USFilter Privatization of Wastewater Treatment Services
The City of Detroit and DaimlerChrysler Mack Avenue Brownfield Redevelopment
The City of Fremont and Browning-Ferris Industries Partnering for Disaster Preparedness
The City of Holly Hill, Florida, and Waste Management Privatization of Waste Removal Services
The City of Indianapolis and United Water The White River Environmental Partnership
Kansas City, Missouri, and Fannie Mae Urban Core Redevelopment Partnership: Beacon Hill Neighborhood
The City of Tempe and CH2M HILL An Oasis Returns to the Valley of the Sun: Tempe Town Lake/Rio Salado Development Project
The City of Washington, DC, and Freddie Mac Wednesday's Child
The City of Atlanta and United Water Services Atlanta Privatization of Water Services
The City of Bridgeport and USFilter Privatization of Wastewater Treatment
The City of Buffalo and Fannie Mae University Community Initiative
The City of Danbury and USFilter Privatization of Wastewater Treatment Services
The City of Danville and American Water Works Privatization of Wastewater Treatment Services
The City of Hinton, West Virginia, and American Water Works Regional Water Project
The City of Houston and Fannie Mae HouseHouston
The City of Minneapolis and Honeywell/Alina Health System The Phillips Partnership: A Comprehensive Approach to Improving a Neighborhood's Long-Term Viability
The City of Oakland and Freddie Mac Oakland Homeownership Assistance Alliance
The City of St. Louis and Fannie Mae HouseSt. Louis
The City of Washington, DC, and Fannie Mae HouseWashington
Arts Award for Programs Reaching Youth at Risk (1999)
Atlanta, GA
Augusta, GA
Boston, MA
Bridgeport, CT
Burlington, VT
Caguas, PR
Carolina, PR
Cedar Rapids, IA
Chattanooga, TN
Chicago, IL
Cidra, PR
Cleveland, OH
Denver, CO
Detroit, MI
East Pointe, GA
Erie, PA
Fort Worth, TX
Fargo, ND
Germantown, TN
Hammond, IN
Hattiesburg, PA
Killeen, TX
Las Cruces, NM
Lynn, MA
Malden, MA
Memphis, TN
Moline, IL
New Bedford, MA
New Britain, CT
New Haven, CT
New Orleans, LA
North Richland Hills, TX
Oakland, CA
Philadelphia, PA
Providence, RI
Reno, NV
Salt Lake City, UT
San Antonio, TX
San Bernadino, CA
San Juan, PR
Santa Ana, CA
Santa Clara, CA
Santa FE, NM
Stockton, CA
Tucson, AZ
Tulsa, OK
Washington, DC
Mayors in Collaboration with Police and Community (1999)
ALAMEDA, CA
Alamedans Together Against Hate(ATAH) and The Hate Crime Response Team
BAKERSFIELD, CA
Diversity Training at the Bakersfield Police Department
BOCA RATON, FL
Boca Raton Police Services Department
BOSTON, MA
Boston Police Department Community Disorders Unit (CDU)
BROOKLINE, MA
Brookline Police Department Recruitment/Hiring
In-Service Training Program
A Day of Diversity
Citizen Contact Tracking System
Early Intervention Program
Supervisory Practice
CHARLOTTE, NC
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department Breaking the Barriers Training
Hispanic/Latino Strategic Plan
DEARBORN HEIGHTS, MI
DEARBORN, MI
DIVERsCITY Awareness Dearborn-Dearborn Heights
FREMONT, CA
Exemplary Policing Program
FORT WORTH, TX
Ministers Against Crime (MAC)
HOLLYWOOD, FL
Homeless Issues and Tolerance
HOUSTON, TX
Houston Police Department Community Outreach Division
Program: Multi-Cultural Reception
Program: Multi-Cultural Workshops
Program: Prejudice Awareness Summits (in conjunction with the Jewish Women International)
Ministers Against Crime
Program: City-Wide "March On Crime" Parade
KETTERING, OH
Promoting Tolerance and Respect for Diversity
LAKEWOOD, NJ
The Laakewood Police Department and the Dr. Martin Luther King Drive Community Working in Partnership
LAREDO, TX
Community Oriented Policing (COPS)
MIAMI BEACH, FL
The Police Community Relations Team
NORFOLK, VA
Police Assisted Community Enforcement, Spiritual Action for Empowerment (Pace Safe)
Police Assisted Community Enforcement (PACE)
PALATINE, IL
Palatine Police Department
Recruitment Efforts
Diversity Training
Neighborhood Based Policing-Neighborhood Watch
Neighborhood Based Policing-Neighborhood Watch
ROCHESTER, NY
Rochester (NY) Police Department's Deaf Awareness Training and Outreach
Rochester (NY) Police Department Liaison with the Gay and Lesbian Community
SANTA CLARITA, CA
Best Practices of Mayors and Their City Governments In Promoting Tolerance and Respect for Diversity
TUCSON, AZ
Task Force on Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender Issues
WATERLOO, IA
The Cedar Valley Diversity Appreciation Team
Exemplary Policing Programs to Promote Tolerance and Respect for Diversity
Urban Litter Partnership: Building Clean, Livable Cities (1999)
Public/Private Partnership Awards (2007)
Public/Private Partnership Awards (2006)
Connecting People to Jobs (1998)
Career
Center Networks Meets City, County, Regional Workforce Needs (Baltimore,
Maryland)
Job
Training Fair Capitalizes on Popular Annual Festival, Serves Residents
and Employers Throughout Region (Charleston, West Virginia
City-County
Task Force Guides Welfare Reform Implementation (Chicago,
Illinois
Job
Center Meets Area Employer Needs, Targets Welfare Recipients for Jobs
(Dayton, Ohio)
Career
Tracks Program Places Welfare Recipients in High Demand Occupations
throughout Region (Denver, Colorado)
Job
Training Helps Dads Help Families (Fort Wayne, Indiana)
Fort
Worth Works Links Inner-City Residents with Outlying Jobs (Fort Worth,
Texas)
Joblinks
Project Transports Kansas City Workers to Suburban Jobs (Kansas City,
Kansas)
Dislocated
Aerospace and Defense Workers Retrained, Returned to Work in Jobs in
Three Southern California Counties (Long Beach, California)
Welfare-to-Work
Resources Pooled through Joint Powers Agreement (Minneapolis,
Minnesota)
Seven
Parishes Collaborate in MetroVision Regional School-to-Career
Partnership (New Orleans, Louisiana)
WorkWise
Program Connects Single Welfare Mothers with Jobs in City, Surrounding
Counties (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)
On-Air
Job Fair Crosses City and County Lines to Fill Jobs in Northern Nevada
(Reno-Sparks, Nevada)
Strategic
Planning Aligns Transportation with Social, Economic Goals of Region
(St. Louis, Mossouri)
In
PARTNERS Program, General Assistance Clients Overcome Addiction
Problems, Move into Jobs (Trenton, New Jersey)
Joint
Effort Focuses on Innovative Employment and Training Services for Youth
(Tucson, Arizona)
Best Practices Collection - Volume 4 (1998)
Arizona
- Phoenix,
Arizona
- Scottsdale,
Arizona
Arkansas
- Fayetteville,
Arkansas
California
- Berkeley,
California
- Beverly
Hills, California
- Mountain
View, California
- Richmond,
California
- San
Bernardino, California
- Sunnyvale,
California
- New Haven,
Connecticut
Delaware
- Wilmington,
Delaware
District of
Columbia
- Washington,
District of Columbia
Florida
- West Palm
Beach, Florida
Georgia
- Savannah,
Georgia
Idaho
- Boise,
Idaho
Illinois
- Chicago,
Illinois
- Palatine,
Illinois
- Rockford,
Illinois
- Springfield,
Illinois
Indiana
- Fort
Wayne, Indiana
- Michigan
City, Indiana
Kansas
- Kansas
City, Kansas
- Wichita,
Kansas
Maryland
- Baltimore,
Maryland
Massachusetts
- Boston,
Massachusetts
- Everett,
Massachusetts
New Jersey
- Elizabeth,
New Jersey
- Newark,
New Jersey
New York
- Buffalo,
New York
- Hempstead,
New York
- New York
City, New York
- Rochester,
New York
North Carolina
- Winston-Salem,
North Carolina
Ohio
- Akron,
Ohio
- Toledo,
Ohio
Oklahoma
- Oklahoma
City, Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
- Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
- Providence,
Rhode Island
South Carolina
- Charleston,
South Carolina & North Charleston, South Carolina
Tennessee
- Cleveland,
Tennessee
- Hendersonville,
Tennessee
- Nashville,
Tennessee
Texas
- Austin,
Texas
- Beaumont,
Texas
- Euless,
Texas
- Laredo,
Texas
- North
Richland Hills, Texas
- Waco,
Texas
Virginia
- Norfolk,
Virginia
Washington
- Redmond,
Washington
- Seattle,
Washington
Best Practices Collection - Volume 2 (1998)
Citizen Participation
and Outreach
- Dubuque,
IA
- Westland,
MI
- Burnsville,
MN
- Germantown,
TN
- Virginia
Beach, Virginia
- Tacoma,
WA
Crime Prevention and
Policing
- Phoenix,
AZ
- Fayetteville,
AR
- Little
Rock, AR
- North
Little Rock, AR
- Anaheim,
CA
- Berkeley,
CA
- Inglewood,
CA
- New Haven,
CT
- Fort
Myers, FL
- Chicago,
IL
- Lynn, MA
- Dearborn,
MI
- St. Louis,
MO
- Albuquerque,
NM
- Syracuse,
NY
- Canton,
OH
- Columbia,
SC
- Fort
Worth, TX
Cultural Diversity and
Outreach
- St. Paul,
MN
- Lima, OH
Environment
- Phoenix,
AZ
- Fayetteville,
AR
- Little
Rock, AR
- Inglewood,
CA
- Redmond,
CA
- Elkhart,
IN
- Dearborn,
MI
- Toledo,
OH
- Tulsa, OK
- Wauwatosa,
WI
Housing and Community
Development
- Berkeley,
CA
- Fremont,
CA
- West Palm
Beach, FL
- Dubuque,
IA
- Jackson,
MS
- St.
Joseph, MO
- Elizabeth,
NJ
- Columbus,
OH
- Columbia,
SC
Infrastructure
Improvements and Utilities
- Phoenix,
AZ
- Berkeley,
CA
- Santa
Rosa, CA
- Kankakee,
IL
- Portland,
ME
- Lynn, MA
- Dearborn,
MI
- Toledo,
OH
Intergovernmental
Cooperation
- Bell
Gardens, CA
- Kankakee,
IL
Managerial
Innovations
- Baldwin
Park, CA
- Inglewood,
CA
- Newark,
CA
- Plano, TX
Neighborhood
Improvement and Empowerment
- Anaheim,
CA
- Fort
Collins, CO
- Fort
Wayne, IN
- St.
Joseph, MO
- St. Louis,
MO
- Philadelphia,
PA
- Pittsburgh,
PA
- Tacoma,
WA
Public Employee
Services/Training
- Fayetteville,
AR
- Inglewood,
CA
- Redmond,
CA
- Dearborn,
MI
Public/Private
Partnerships
- West
Hartford, CT
- Duluth,
MN
- St. Paul,
MN
Public Safety/Health
(other than crime)
- Little
Rock, AR
- Berkeley,
CA
- County of
Hawaii, HI
- Lynn, MA
- St. Paul,
MN
- Canton,
OH
- Toledo,
OH
- Tulsa, OK
Recreation
- Fayetteville,
AR
- Chula
Vista, CA
- Fremont,
CA
- Newark,
CA
- West
Hartford, CT
- Duluth,
MN
- Syracuse,
NY
Transportation
- Phoenix,
AZ
- Redmond,
CA
Waste Management
- Little
Rock, AR
- West
Hartford, CT
- Kankakee,
IL
- Dearborn,
MI
- Virginia
Beach, VA
- Wauwatosa,
WI
Youth Services
- Phoenix,
AZ
- Little
Rock, AR
- Anaheim,
CA
- Newark,
CA
- Fort
Myers, FL
- New
Iberia, LA
- Lynn, MA
- Dearborn,
MI
- Duluth,
MN
- St. Louis,
MO
- Syracuse,
NY
Other
- Bell
Gardens, CA -- "Commerce/Bell Gardens Employment Referral Office"
- Fort
Collins, CO -- "Mail Ballot Elections"; "Building Permit Processing"
- New Haven,
CT -- "Selling Tax Liens"
- Tampa, FL
-- "The Construction Services Center"
- Chicago,
IL -- "In-Home Services for Persons with Disabilities"
- St. Paul
MN -- "One Stop Shopping for Licenses and Permits"
- Cranston,
RI -- "Adult Day Care and Continuum of Care"
- Germantown,
TN -- "Full Maintenance, Full Payout Fleet Leasing"
- Galveston,
TX -- "Resale of Tax Foreclosed Properties"
- Virginia
Beach, VA -- "Per Inquiry Television"; "Funding Publications with
Advertising"
Preventing School Violence (1998)
THE
GUN TIP HOT LINE (Akron, Ohio)
POLICE
ATHLETIC LEAGUES (Akron, Ohio)
DROPOUT
RECOVERY PROGRAM (Kansas City, Mossouri)
KANSAS
CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT K - 5 MANAGEMENT SCHOOL (Kansas City, Mossouri)
VIOLENCE
PREVENTION PROGRAMS (Kokomo, Indiana)
PROJECT
SAFE WALK (Lancaster, California)
YOUTH
VIOLENCE PREVENTION COALITION SCHOOL/COMMUNITY VIOLENCE PREVENTION PROJECT
(Lansing, Michigan)
COMMUNITY-ORIENTED
POLICING - COPS (Laredo, Texas)
DRUG
EDUCATION PEER COUNSELING PROGRAM (Laurel, Mississippi)
YOUTH
INITIATIVE PROJECT (YIP) (Little Rock, Arkansas)
INSURE
THE CHILDREN (Little Rock, Arkansas)
COMMUNITY-BASED
PREVENTION PROGRAMS (Little Rock, Arkansas)
PEER
MEDIATION/CONFLICT RESOLUTION (Akron, Ohio)
STRAIGHT
LIFE PROGRAM (Livermore, California)
THE
JUVENILE CAR (J-CAR) PROGRAM (Long Beach, California)
THE
GUN AND DRUG DOG PROGRAM "CLANCY" (Long Beach, California)
THE
DAYTIME LOITERING PROGRAM (Long Beach, California)
LA’s
BEST AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAM (Los Angeles, California)
THE
L.A. BRIDGES PROGRAM (Los Angeles, California)
COPS
AND KIDS (Lynn, Massachusetts
TEENS
AGAINST VIOLENT ACTS TAVA (Macon, Georgia)
PROJECT
PEACE TROOP (Macon, Georgia)
THE
MURALS PROJECT (Macon, Georgia)
COMMUNITY
POLICE OFFICERS (Alexandria, Louisiana)
THE
SAFE HAVEN PROGRAM (Madison, Wiscousin)
SHOCAP/SAFEPOLICY
(Marion, Indiana)
G.R.A.S.P.
PROGRAM (Miami, Florida)
EXEMPLARY
PROGRAMS TO COMBAT SCHOOL VIOLENCE (Miami Beach, Florida)
STUDENT
ANTI-VIOLENCE PROGRAM (S.A.V.E.) (Midwest City, OK)
PLACES
TO GROW (Minneapolis, Minnesota)
WHAT’S
UP? YOUTH INFORMATION LINE (Minneapolis, Minnesota)
PHAT
SUMMER (Minneapolis, Minnesota)
COUNTERACT
ANTI-DRUG AND ANTI-VIOLENCE PROGRAM (Minot, North Dakota)
SCHOOL
RESOURCE OFFICERS (Modesto, California)
ALEXANDRIA
POLICE ATHLETIC LEAGUE, INC. (A.P.A.L.) (Alexandria, Virginia)
COMBATING
SCHOOL VIOLENCE TRUANCY PROGRAM, EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM, AND D.A.R.E.
(Monroe, LA)
DREAMS
& FUTURES (Mountain View, California)
INITIATIVES
AGAINST YOUTH VIOLENCE (Mount Pleasant, South Carolina)
THE
"POINT" PROGRAM (Nashua, New Hampshire)
PUTTING
KIDS FIRST: YOUTH-ORIENTED POLICING (New Haven, Connecticut)
THE
NEWPORT NEWS A "CLASS ACTION" PROGRAM (Newport News, Virginia)
GANG
PREVENTION AND INTERVENTION PLAN (Norfolk, Virginia)
SCHOOL
RESOURCE OFFICER PROGRAM (SRO) (Norfolk, Virginia)
THE
D.A.R.E. PROGRAM (DRUG ABUSE RESISTANCE EDUCATION) (North Little Rock,
Arkansas)
NLRPD
JR. CRIME STOPPER’S PROGRAM (North Little Rock, Arkansas)
SCHOOL
RESOURCE OFFICER PROGRAM (Alexandria, Virginia)
THE
LEADERSHIP RENAISSANCE (North Little Rock, Arkansas)
POLICE
KID’S DAY (North Little Rock, Arkansas)
DATE
RAPE PREVENTION TRAINING PROGRAM (North Little Rock, Arkansas)
THE
SCHOOL RESOURCE OFFICER PROGRAM (North Little Rock, Arkansas
NLRPD
STAR STUDENT PROGRAM (North Little Rock, Arkansas)
CURBING
SCHOOL VIOLENCE IN OAK RIDGE (Oak Ridge, Tennessee)
MARSHALL
WHITE BOXING PROGRAM (Ogden, Utah)
TEEN
THING PROGRAM (Ogden, Utah)
YOUTH
SPORTS PROGRAM (Ogden, Utah)
SCHOOL
RESOURCE OFFICER PROGRAM (Olathe, Kansas)
YOUTH
CONFLICT AND VIOLENCE PLAN (Alexandria, Virginia)
SCHOOL
RESOURCE OFFICER PROGRAM (Omaha, New England)
OTHER
CITY PROGRAMS (Omaha, New England)
G.R.I.P:
GANG RESISTANCE IS PARAMOUNT (Paramount, California)
COOPERATIVE
STATE & LOCAL PREVENTION PROGRAMS (Pawtucket, Rhode Island)
LOCAL
LAW ENFORCEMENT PROGRAMS (Pawtucket, Rhode Island)
AFTER
SCHOOL LAW ENFORCEMENT PROGRAMS (Pawtucket, Rhode Island)
THE
GANG RESISTANCE EDUCATION AND TRAINING PROGRAM (GREAT) (Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania)
COPS
PROBLEM SOLVING PARTNERSHIPS PROGRAM (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)
SAFE
CORRIDOR PROGRAM (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)
DRUG
AWARENESS AND RESISTANCE EDUCATION - D.A.R.E. (Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania)
CHILDREN
AT PLAY AND OUTREACH PROGRAMS (Arlington Heights, Illinois)
AFTER
SCHOOL PROGRAM (Phoenix, Arizona)
X-TATTOO:
TATTOO REMOVAL PROGRAM (Phoenix, Arizona)
KOOL
KIDS (Phoenix, Arizona)
POLICE
ACTIVITIES LEAGUE (PAL) CENTERS (Phoenix, Arizona)
CIGNA
SUMMER PROGRAM (Phoenix, Arizona)
RIVER
RAMPAGE PROGRAM (Phoenix, Arizona)
CLEAR
PATH PROGRAM (Phoenix, Arizona)
RECREATION
INTERNSHIP PROGRAM (Phoenix, Arizona)
MERCURY
PLAN-IT LEAGUE (Phoenix, Arizona)
FIRST
OFFENDER PROGRAM (Phoenix, Arizona)
PEER
MEDIATION PROGRAM (Arvada, Colorado)
YOUNG
FIRST OFFENDER PROGRAM (Phoenix, Arizona)
STOP
CRIME/REMOVE URBAN BLIGHT (PROJECT SCRUB) (Phoenix, Arizona)
GROW
UP WITH GOLF (Phoenix, Arizona)
CITY
STREETS MOBILE UNIT (Phoenix, Arizona)
THE
TRUANCY ABATEMENT CENTER (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
SCHOOL
VIOLENCE PREVENTION PROGRAM (Pittsfield, Massachusetts
SCHOOL
LIAISON OFFICER PROGRAM (Plano, Texas)
THE
NEW AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOLS: CREATING AND SUSTAINING A POSITIVE SCHOOL
CLIMATE (Portland, Oregon)
TIME
FOR KIDS: A PILOT INITIATIVE FOR THE OUT-OF-SCHOOL HOURS (Portland,
Oregon)
PRICHARD’S
COMBAT AGAINST SCHOOL VIOLENCE (Prichard, Alabama)
PROGRAMS
FOR SAFE SCHOOLS (Asheville, North Carolina)
PREVENTING
TEEN DATING VIOLENCE (Quincy, Massachuesetts)
SCHOOL
THREAT ASSESSMENT RESPONSE (STAR) (Rapid City, South Dakota)
PREVENTION
AND INTERVENTION (Redlands, California)
A
PROGRAM TO PREVENT SCHOOL VIOLENCE ON THE HIGH SCHOOL CAMPUS (Rio Rancho,
New Mexico)
PROJECT
YES (Riverside, California)
PROGRAMS
TO PROMOTE SCHOOL AND AFTER-SCHOOL SAFETY (Rochester, New York)
ROCHESTER
POLICE DEPARTMENT’S YOUTH SERVICES SECTION (Rochester, New York)
PATHWAYS
TO PEACE (Rochester, New York)
KIDS
ADJUSTING THROUGH SUPPORT (Rochester, New York)
TOUCH
A LIFE CAMPAIGN (Rochester, New York)
POLICE
AND COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT (PACE) (Atlanta, Georgia)
CHALLENGE
AGAINST VIOLENCE (Rochester, New York)
SCHOOL
VIOLENCE PREVENTION (Rock Hill, South Carolina)
SCHOOL
SAFETY (St. Joseph, Missouri)
ST.
LOUIS 2004: SAFE PLACES FOR KIDS (St. Louis, Missouri)
LAW
ENFORCEMENT, CLERGY AND GANG INTERVENTION WORKERS TEAM UP TO REDUCE YOUTH
VIOLENCE (St. Louis, Missouri)
SAFEFUTURES
(St. Louis, Missouri)
COMMUNITY
ACTION TEAMS (CATs) (Salt Lake City, Utah)
GLOBAL
ARTWAYS (Salt Lake City, Utah)
YOUTH
EMPOWERMENT SERVICES - "YES !" (Salt Lake City, Utah)
GANG,
REHABILITATION, ASSESSMENT AND SERVICES PROGRAM (GRAASP) (San Antonio,
Texas)
METRO
BUSES, SCHOOLS, AND POLICE (Akron, Ohio)
ANTI-GANG
INITIATIVE (Austin, Texas)
GANG
RESISTANCE EDUCATION AND TRAINING (GREAT) (San Antonio, Texas)
SITE-BASED
MANAGEMENT (San Antonio, Texas)
HERE’S
LOOKING AT YOU 2000 HARLANDALE INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT (San Antonio,
Texas)
SOUTHSIDE
UNITED AGAINST A VIOLENT ENVIRONMENT - SUAVE (San Antonio, Texas)
SECOND
STEPS EAST CENTRAL INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT (ECISD) (San Antonio,
Texas)
SAN
ANTONIO INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT (SAISD) (San Antonio, Texas)
SOUTH
SAN ANTONIO INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT (San Antonio, Texas)
ALAMO
HEIGHTS INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT (San Antonio, Texas)
URBAN
smARTS (San Antonio, Texas)
YOUTH
AGAINST CRIME (San Antonio, Texas)
D.A.R.E.
and G.R.E.A.T. (Bellevue, Washington)
PEACEBUILDERS
(San Bernardino, California)
"6
to 6" EXTENDED SCHOOL DAY PROGRAM (San Diego, California)
SCHOOL
SAFETY AS PART OF COMPREHENSIVE JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM REFORM (San
Francisco, California)
IMPROVING
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES INCREASES SCHOOL SAFETY (San Francisco,
California)
KIDS
CLUB (San Leandro, California)
DELINQUENCY
PREVENTION PROGRAM (Santa Barbara, California)
SCHOOL
RESOURCES PROGRAM (Scottsdale, Arizona)
FRIDAY
NIGHT YOUTH BASKETBALL (Shaker Heights, Ohio)
YOUTH
SERVICES DIVISION SCHOOL VIOLENCE PREVENTION PROGRAM (South Field,
Michigan)
YOUTH
UNDERSTANDING POLICE (Stamford, Connecticut)
CLUB
BELLEVUE (Bellevue, Washington)
SCHOOL
RESOURCE OFFICER PROGRAM (Stamford, Connecticut)
SAFE
SCHOOLS (Stockton, California)
D.A.R.E.
(Thousand Oaks, California)
D.U.I.
EDUCATION (Thousand Oaks, California)
PARENT
FORUM (Thousand Oaks, California)
PARENT
PROJECT (Thousand Oaks, California)
S.A.F.E.
(Thousand Oaks, California)
SCHOOL
OFFICER PROGRAM (Toledo, Ohio)
HANDS
ARE NOT FOR HITTING (Toledo, Ohio)
SCHOOL
RESOURCE OFFICER PROGRAM (Toledo, Ohio)
BELLEVUE
SKATE PARK PROGRAM (Bellevue, Washington)
POLICE
EXPLORER PROGRAM (Toledo, Ohio)
ArtWORKS!
ENTREPRENEURIAL PROGRAMS (Tucson, Arizona)
MULTIMEDIA
ARTS EDUCATION PROGRAM (Tucson, Arizona)
HOMEWORK
HELP PROGRAM (Tucson, Arizona)
THE
DOOLEN MIDDLE SCHOOL PILOT PROJECT (Tucson, Arizona)
KIDCO
(Tucson, Arizona)
SURVIVAL
WILDERNESS ADVENTURE TRAINING (SWAT) PROGRAM (Tucson, Arizona)
YOUTH
DEVELOPMENT ALLIANCE (Tulsa, Oklahoma)
SCHOOL
RESOURCE OFFICER PROGRAM (Tulsa, Oklahoma)
PAINT
THE TOWN (Tulsa, Oklahoma)
CROSSROADS
AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM (Bellevue, Washington)
SUMMER
MARTIAL ARTS PROGRAM (Victoria, Texas)
OPTIONS,
CHOICES & CONSEQUENCES (Virginia Beach, Virginia)
COMMUNITY
MENTORING FOR ADOLESCENT DEVELOPMENT (Waco, Texas)
URBAN
FAMILY UNIVERSITY (Washington, DC)
SCHOOL
RESOURCE OFFICER PROGRAM (Waterloo, Indiana)
VIOLENCE
PREVENTION (Wenatchee, Washington)
CONFLICT
RESOLUTION FOR SCHOOLS (AND FAMILIES) (West Hollywood, California)
MIDDLE
SCHOOL ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM (Westminster, Colorado)
AFTERSCHOOL
RECREATION PROGRAM FOR YOUTH (Westminster, Colorado)
JUVENILE
ADVISORY GROUP, J.A.G. (West Palm Beach, Florida)
IT’S
ABOUT TIME...FOR KIDS, BELLEVUE (Bellevue, Washington)
SCHOOL
RESOURCE OFFICER PROGRAM (SRO) (West Valley City, Utah)
SCHOOL
LIAISON PROGRAM (Wheeling, Illinois)
SCHOOL
RESOURCE OFFICER PROGRAM (York, Pennsylvania)
CROSSROADS
YOUTH THEATRE (Bellevue, Washington)
KELSEY
CREEK KICKERS (Bellevue, Washington)
YOUTH
OUTREACH UNIT (Blue Springs, Missouri)
MAYOR
MENINO’S 2:00-TO-6:00 AFTER-SCHOOL INITIATIVE (Boston, Massachusetts)
AKRON
POLICE D.A.R.E. PROGRAM (Akron, Ohio)
VOICES
OF LOVE AND FREEDOM (Boston, Massachusetts)
THE
BOSTON STRATEGY TO PREVENT YOUTH VIOLENCE - STRATEGIC PLANNING
IMPLEMENTATION GRANTS (SPIGS) (Boston, Massachusetts)
THE
BOSTON STRATEGY TO IMPROVE SCHOOL ATTENDANCE (Boston, Massachusetts)
OPERATION
NIGHT LIGHT AND THE BOSTON STRATEGY TO REDUCE JUVENILE FIREARM VIOLENCE
(Boston, MAssachusetts)
LIGHTHOUSES
IN THE COMMUNITY (Bridgeport, Connecticut)
CREATIVE
SCHEDULE PROGRAM (Caguas, PR)
CAMPAMENTO
DE ORGULLO CRIOLLO (Caguas, PR)
CENTER
FOR TRAINING AND TUTORSHIPS (Caguas, PR)
SAFETY
CORPS (Cambridge, Massachusetts)
MAYOR/SUPERINTENDENT’S
FORUM (Canton, Ohio)
DAYTIME
CURFEW (Akron, Ohio)
MAKING
THE RIGHT TURNS (Cape Corel, Florida)
VIOLENCE
PREVENTION (Casa Grande, Arizona)
INTERCEPTING
MINORS WITH POSITIVE ATTENTION CARE AND TRAINING (Cerritos,
California)
JUVENILE
INTERVENTION PROGRAM (Cerritos, California)
TRUANCY,
OPERATION MIDNIGHT, YOUTH COURT AND GRAFFITI PROGRAMS (Charleston, South
Carolina)
SAFE
PLACES, STRUCTURED ACTIVITIES: EXTENDING THE SCHOOL DAY (Chicago,
Illinois)
PARENTS
TAKE SAFETY EFFORTS TO THE STREETS (Chicago, Illinois)
SCHOOL
VIOLENCE PREVENTION PROGRAM (Chula Vista, California)
SAFE
PATHWAYS (Cincinnati, Ohio)
BEING
CONSIDERATE (Cranston, Rhode Island)
DO
THE RIGHT THING (Akron, Ohio)
RED
WAGON AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAM (Dearborn, Michigan)
SAFE
CITY (Denver, Colorado)
HIGH
SCHOOL RESOURCE OFFICER PROGRAM (Denver, Colorado)
COMBATING
YOUTH VIOLENCE (Denver, Colorado)
BEACONS
ADAPTATION PROJECT (Denver, Colorado)
COOPER
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVE (Detroit, Michigan)
AFTER-SCHOOL
PROGRAM (Detroit, Michigan)
ANTI-TRUANCY
PROGRAM (Detroit, Michigan)
SAFE
HAVEN (East Chicago, IN)
YOUTH
SERVICES UNIT (Edmonds, Washington)
POLICE
IN AKRON PUBLIC SCHOOLS (Akron, Ohio)
POLICE-SCHOOL
PARTNERSHIP (Elizabeth, New Jersey)
VIOLENCE
INTERVENTION PROGRAM (VIP) (Elkhart, Indiana)
POLICING
PROGRAMS TO COMBAT SCHOOL VIOLENCE (El Paso, Texas)
OFFICER
LIAISON PROGRAM (Euclid, Ohio)
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