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Sample of training and consulting Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design
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SAMPLE: CPTED & Target Hardening Training
Presented by
Brad Young
CPTED Practitioner
What is CPTED?
¨ Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design
¨ CPTED is the proper design and effective use of the built environment that can lead to a reduction in the form and incidence of crime and improvement in the quality of life.
C. Ray Jeffrey, 1971
CPTED Elements
¨ Natural surveillance¨ Windows¨ Signage¨ Doors¨ Interior lighting¨ Exterior lighting
¨ Parking facilities¨ Access Control¨ Landscaping¨ Others
Why CPTED?
¨ Utilize human nature and known behavior to deter crime
¨ Harden targets¨ access control¨ Enhance natural surveillance¨ Territorial reinforcement¨ Maintenance “image”
Major Benefits of CPTED
¨ Reduction in crime.¨ Reduction in potential
for crime.¨ Perceived greater safety
and security.
Major Benefits of CPTED
¨ Increased business activity.
¨ Encouragement of the middle class to remain in the city.
Major Benefits of CPTEDImprovement and beautification of the physical environment.Improved quality of life.Revitalization and preservation of neighborhoods
CPTED Uses
¨ Single family homes¨ Neighborhoods¨ Commercial drive-through¨ Commercial storefronts¨ Industrial parks¨ Auto dealerships¨ Office buildings
CPTED Examples
¨ Old World– Moats around castles– Forest clearing along roadways– Walls, gates, drawbridges
¨ New World– See-through elevators– Parking guard stations– Improved lighting designs– Enhanced surveillance– Planned communities
Natural Surveillance¨ Make all parking areas visible through windows and
doors.¨ Screen or conceal dumpsters, but don’t create blind
spots.¨ Position main entrances in high-profile areas, this
allows for greater visibility.¨ Position cash registers near the front windows, but not
directly next to the glass.¨ Avoid fencing, walls, and landscaping that may
obstruct visibility or provide hiding places.¨ Ensure any public pay phones are in highly visible
areas, remove pay phones completely if possible.
Natural Surveillance
CPTED & Lighting
Lighting has two purposes within the CPTED model
1. Lighting is used for the illumination of human activity.
2. Lighting is used for security.
Fact: 90% OF ALL CRIMEOCCURS AFTER DARK
Benefits of Proper Lighting
• Less criminal activity
• Improvement in quality of life
• Improvement in perception of safety
• Increased pedestrian activity
• Improvement in local business
• Increased property values
Access Control
¨ Denies admission– Doors, shrubs, fences, gates, locks, bars,
alarms, and guards¨ Creates perception of risk
– Requires criminal to decide if risk is worth the effort
¨ Deters crime by moving criminals to easier targets
Landscaping¨ Uses
– Beautify property– Define space– Provide shade
¨ Types of materials– Trees– Rocks/bark/etc.– Groundcover– Shrubbery– Grass/lawn material
Landscaping
¨ Walkways and lawn areas symbolize “OK” areas to walk and for people to be.
¨ Rocks, bark, groundcover, and shrubbery identify “personal” areas, places outsiders shouldn’t be.
“ CPTED is not the total answer tocommunity problems, but it doesprovide the community with the means to eliminate or reduceenvironmental obstacles to social, cultural or managerial control.”
Timothy D. CroweCriminologist &CPTED Practitioner
CPTED
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION OR A FOLLOW UP MEETING
Brad YoungCPTED PractitionerEmail: [email protected]: 510 / 517-9130
Crime Prevention
Crime Prevention is the anticipation, recognitionand appraisal of a crime risk and the initiation ofsome action to remove or
reduce the risk
National Crime Prevention InstituteNCPI