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This is a really cool and informative/interesting link. I have the Mapping Tool set for my area of Sarasota, Florida. All you have to do is type in your City Or Area to see the crime types and locations for the past week.
You can also sign up for crime alerts in your area.....if you wish.
You're in one of very, very few places in the country that participates in this. There are only two towns in Texas that have it, one in Illinois, three in Georgia.
and click on your state. Then you will get a (very tiny) list of the localities in your state that are participating.
You are correct and I noticed very FEW cities are participating in this endeavor. Perhaps this is a wake up call and everyone should demand that their Police Department in their municipality submit data for this potentially very useful anti-crime tool.
Sarasota has a very .....shall we say......poorly rated Police Force.....I am really surprised we are one of the first participants; perhaps to boost public support?????. Let's all demand the data to help protect ourselves and our property!.
While it might be useful for people moving into an area, it is otherwise a pretty silly exercise in fear. I note that your fair city had a "disturbing the peace" listed. Whoopdy flip. Disturbing the peace can be a kid with fireworks and a tired cop, or a drunk sumo wrestler.
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