Good Afternoon,

 

The Orlando Police Department has joined several other law enforcement agencies across the nation to publish their crime data on the National Crime Map at CrimeReports.com.  Crime data sharing will be a partnership within the community in achieving our mission: Keeping Orlando a Safe City by Reducing Crime and Maintaining Livable Neighborhoods.

 

Crime Reports is the largest and most accurate online resource for up-to-date crime and sex offender information.  Citizens can access the intergrated crime map and recieve email alerts for free at www.CrimeReports.com.  This is also a free app on certain mobile phones. By providing this information to our citizens and visitors, the Orlando Police Department believes it will significantly enhance our crime prevention and crime reduction efforts.

 

As most of you are aware I, as a courtesy, have been emailing crime stats to each neighborhood on a montlhy basis for each previous month.  These statistics have been helpful in keeping the residents in District 4 aware of activity in thier neighborhoods.  This new tool will allow everyone to see a visual interactive map, crime data as to location, type, date, time and type of crime and incident report number.  You can view this information as narrow to each street, neighborhood, or citywide and place date ranges on the information you seek. The Orlando Police Department is committed to your safety.  As always, I encourage each of you to take personal action to help ensure your safety.  Also, please call 911 to report all supsicious persons or activity as you see it occur.  By doing so, and acting as the eyes and ears for OPD, we can continue to work together to help reduce crime.

 

As always, if you need anything, please do not hesistate to contact me. If you prefer, you may contact me to schedule free secuirty residential or business surveys, conduct free crime prevention presentations, provide information on neighborhood or business watch, as well attend neighborhood association meetings. 

 

Thank you, the residents, for doing your part in reducing crime.