anti-crime program - Safety and Security Information -

　Isogo Ward aims to create a safe and secure town without crime, in cooperation with the Isogo police department and the anti-crime program Association of Isogo Ward and other organizations to raise the anti-crime program's awareness of protecting their own townsanti-crime program.

• Beware of suspicious calls! Calls for wire transfer (refunds, etc.) fraud are occurring one after another!

　We tell about crime occurrence situation (statistics information) in ward on Isogo police department homepage.

• Isogo police department homepage (outside site)

　We deliver information on crime occurrences and traffic accidents in Isogo Ward.

• Isogo Ward Safety and Security Email

　anti-crime programNeighborhood Association Neighborhood Associations and elementary and junior high schools in theanti-crime programanti-crime program area.
※If you wish to provide anti-crime program goods, please contact the Isogo Ward Office Regional Promotion Division (telephone 045-750-2393) in advance.

　In Isogo Ward, local residents, employees of the Isogo Ward anti-crime program Association, and ward offices wear blue rotating lights on vehicles and carry out patrols in anti-crime program.
Patrols with blue rotating lights require an application for the police heat in advance, but they can also be carried out by private organizations such as Neighborhood Association and Neighborhood Associations.
　For more information, please contact the Isogo police department Life Safety Division (telephone 045-761-0110).

　At all elementary schools in Isogo Ward, Neighborhood Association Neighborhood Associations, and local volunteers monitor elementary school studenｔ when they go to and from school.

　Isogo Ward and Isogo Police Hot Spring have set up bulletin boards to notify the local "crime report status" in the area, Yokodai anti-crime program Activity Headquarters, the Sugita District anti-crime program Promotion Headquarters, and Isogo Elementary School in addition to the "Koban" (police box) in the ward.
　This bulletin board is being implemented in response to a request from the inhabitants of the ward that "notifying the crime situation will lead to an increase in residents' awareness of anti-crime program." The number of theft, snatching, aiming on-vehicle aim, car and motorcycle thefts. Is posted.