Protecting your home and neighbors through preventative strategies can be as simple as upkeep. Help us deter crime through showing a little love for your home.

Protecting your home and neighbors through preventative strategies can be as simple as upkeep. Help us deter crime through showing a little love for your home.


Tell your family and friends that they can help support us too! Any one can participate in this tasty fundraising effort!
Linda says “Don’t miss out on the Johnnie’s sauce on your cheeseburger”
Using these environmental design tips can help us create clear barriers and deter crime.

“The offenders perception of the environment dictates criminal behavior”
Help keep our community conscious of crime prevention through environmental control


1. Pedestrians do not have the right-of-way on streets unless using a crosswalk at an intersection, and pedestrians must obey any signals and other signs at the intersection.
2. Pedestrians can only walk on a roadway if it’s safe and must walk facing traffic.
3. It’s illegal to jump or throw things from bridges.
4. Drivers are required to exercise due care to avoid collisions with pedestrians.
5. If there’s no crosswalk, pedestrians can only cross a street at a right angle to the curb. It’s illegal to cross two streets at once by walking diagonally across an intersection.

Did you know
The White House Easter Egg Roll” event has been celebrated by the President of the United States and their families since 1878
Crime prevention through environmental design is the idea that proper use of design in a built environment can deter criminal activity. This info from the OKCPD is to help us make the best decisions for our property.


Oklahoma City Police Department‘s TRIAD program to host an Informed Senior Seminar to provide resources and education for seniors and those who care for them. Senior seminar attendees can speak with OKCPD, the OKC Action Center, Embark and additional organizations. Attendees can sign up for door prizes and enjoy a continental breakfast starting at 8 a.m.
Free event, No registration needed
Friday April 14, 2023 8:30am- 12pm
OSU-OKC’s third-floor Student Center, 900 N. Portland Ave
Are you familiar with the TRIAD program? The OKCPD works together with seniors/ retired people to reduce the criminal victimization of the elderly. Find more information about the TRIAD program HERE.
Welcome to our series of tips to keep your home looking less appealing to those who are up to no good. This information was presented by our local community OKCPD officer MSgt Skalla at a neighborhood meeting and we want to make sure these tips are in all of our minds as we move into a higher crime season. Follow along as we highlight a tip each week to keep our community safe.
