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Texas Advocacy Project empowers survivors through free legal services and access to the justice system, and advances prevention through public outreach and education. Our vision is that all Texans live free from abuse.
The Harris County Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) program is one part of our aggressive efforts to tackle and reduce crime, clean up the streets in neighborhoods where decay and abandonment are driving violent crime, and ultimately contribute to keeping our communities safe.
Crime Stoppers Legislation. Through the hard work and dedication of Crime Stoppers volunteers, the media, and Texas’ many law enforcement agencies, Texas Crime Stoppers is a proven, successful, and worthwhile crime prevention and crime solution program.
Texas Crime Stoppers organizations are community-based partnerships formed by dedicated citizens, law enforcement, and the media. They work together toward a common goal: the reduction of crime and the arrest and conviction of criminals and fugitives statewide.
An educational guide that explains the Texas Penal Code, criminal statutes and laws, and potential defenses that can be used to have your charges reduced or dismissed.
(c) The program may include community-related crime prevention strategies, including: (1) block watch programs; (2) a community crime resistance program; (3) school-police programs; (4) senior citizen community safety programs; (5) senior citizen anticrime networks; (6) citizen crime-reporting projects; (7) home alert programs;
in which Texas crime survivors are impacted by crime, what they need from the criminal justice system to recover and heal, and how state policy can better align
