Neighborhood Watch Program Effectiveness

advanced security technology

increased police presence

community involvement

strict program guidelines

require too much police supervision

make residents less careful about security

are ineffective in preventing crime

cost too much to implement properly

are equally effective in all neighborhoods

work better in wealthy communities

fail in most urban areas

require government funding to succeed

the high cost of implementation

lack of police support

biased reporting of suspicious activity

insufficient community participation

replace traditional policing methods

work alongside professional law enforcement

focus solely on environmental design

be managed by police departments

eliminating traditional surveillance methods

replacing community involvement with technology

combining technology with community engagement

reducing the role of local residents