- Text 'RCPD' and your tip to 847411.
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Managers of these types of residential locations can expect to learn concepts specifically designed to reduce crime in their properties. This is facilitated in a variety of ways, including special-design, surveillance, and access control. Managers will receive education on active property management.
To get started, contact Police Administration at 605-394-4133.
Community-Based Crime Reduction
The Byrne Criminal Justice Innovation (BCJI) Program, formerly the Innovations in Community-Based Crime Reduction (CBCR) program, supports data-driven, comprehensive, and community-oriented strategies to reduce crime in neighborhoods with hot spots of serious and violent crime. Through a broad cross-sector partnership team, including neighborhood residents, grantees employ a wide range of crime prevention and intervention strategies to address the conditions, including physical conditions, which contribute to crime in these areas.
The BCJI model is based on the principle that sustainable reductions in serious and violent crime require collaboration among partners in the criminal justice system, service providers, and the communities they serve. The Rapid City BCJI project focuses on North Rapid City where a majority of our community’s violent crime is reported and on vulnerable populations like at-risk youth and houseless individuals and families.