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Crime Free Conference

Fairfield, California

July 12-14, 2010

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If you can only attend one crime prevention conference this year...attend this one! This is the eleventh annual conference featuring the highly effective Crime Free Programs. The 2010 conference is hosted by the Fairfied Police Department in Fairfield, California. The first eleven Crime Free Association conferences were a resounding success. See conference photos from 2007 Mesa, Arizona; from 2006 Albuquerque, New Mexico; and from 2005 Riverside, California.

We invite you to join together with Crime Free Coordinators, police officers, crime prevention practitioners, security specialists, property owners and managers as we work together towards a goal of a Crime Free tomorrow.

Conference Registration

Train-the-Trainer Outline

Cutting Edge Programs:

• Train-the-Trainer Certification
• Crime Free Multi-Housing
• Crime Free Rental Housing
• Crime Free Condominiums
• Crime Free Mobile-Housing
• Crime Free RV Parks
• Crime Free Self-Storage
• Crime Free Hotel-Motel
• Crime Free Lifestyles
• Crime Free Business

Training Class Schedule

This conference will have information for you regardless if you're new to crime prevention or an experienced professional. Have you tried to implement a targeted crime prevention program before and found that crime statistics didn't go down? The Crime Free programs are different! Each program has shown a statistical reduction in police calls for service (as tracked by the Mesa, Arizona Police Department). The programs have been implemented in many parts of the World...and they work!

Who Should Attend?

This training is ideal for law enforcement, business owners, and managers that deal with rental property like apartments, condominiums, hotels, motels, mini-storage, and manufactured-housing. Regardless of your experience level, you are guaranteed to learn something new at this conference.

For interested law enforcement professionals, there will be certification courses taught. This will be a train-the-trainer format taught by professionals currently running the programs in their jurisdiction.

For experienced professionals, who are already been running one or more programs, we will offer development courses with cutting edge information and improvements that have been created by the various jurisdictions and communities. These classes will fill in the gaps in your training and take you to a new advanced level.

For the business professional and property owner/manager, learn how to make your business safer and how to work with the police. Everyone wins when we work together!

Conference Coordinator

• Asia Rothstein
• Fairfield Police Department
  Crime Free Multi-Housing, Coordinator
  (707) 428-7030
  arothstein@ci.fairfield.ca.us

Keynote Speakers

TBA

Featured Speakers

Tim Zehring - Mesa PD - Retired

Crime Free Condos
Crime Free Hotel-Motel

Chris McGoey & Kyle Eversole

Crime Free Multi-Housing Program - Three-Day Train-the-Trainer Certification

Attorney Robert Wise

Legal Updates

Chris McGoey - McGoey Security Consulting

• Premises Liability - The Great Landlord Motivator
• CPTED - In the Field Training Exercise

Brian Pierce - Cal Am Properties

Crime Free Mobile Housing

Dan Andresen - Easy Tracking Software

Training Sessions Planned

• Train-the-Trainer Certification
• All Eight Crime Free Programs: Multi-Housing, Rental Housing, Mobile-Housing, Condominiums, Storage Lockers, Hotels/Motels, Family Lifestyle, & Crime Free Business
• Train-the-Trainer Certifications
• CPTED Lighting for Apartments
• Basic CPTED
• Legal Updates
• PowerPoint 101
• Code Enforcement
• Basic Crime Prevention Skills for Managers
• Gang, Narcotics & Prostitution in Apartments
• Gang Injunction Stategies
• Immigration Law Updates for Apartment Managers and Police
• Section 8 Housing and Crime Free Program
• Advanced Conflict Resolution Skills for Managers
• Security Lighting Strategies for Apartment Communities
• Problem Solving Strategies for Police and Apartment Managers
• Easy Tracking Crime Free Software by Dan Andresen
  

Conference Registration

Training Class Schedule

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Conference Registration Cost

Registration: $275.00 US Dollars. Persons registering after June 12, 2009 are not guaranteed to receive customized conference items because of the time required for items to be custom stitched or embossed.

Remit Registration and Fees to

Asia Rothstein
Fairfield Police Department
Crime Free Multi-Housing, Coordinator
(707) 428-7030
arothstein@ci.fairfield.ca.us

Conference Schedule & Registration

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What's Included?

Three-days of crime prevention training classes and information exchange. Unlimited networking at social events. Registration includes breakfast, lunch, snacks, and annual banquet. Registration covers all handouts and free promotional items like conference logo golf shirts and more, if you registered before June 12, 2010.

E-mail Asia Rothstein for more information

Conference Facility

Hilton Garden Inn (Website)
2200 Gateway Court
Fairfield, CA 94533
(707) 426-6900

Special Conference Rate: $105.00 per night This special rate is good from 7/10 to 7/15. Be sure to use discount code "ICFA" when making reservations. Book early to secure your place. In room fridge & microwave. Free high-speed internet access & wireless. Business center. 24-hour Gym.

Conveniently situated north of the San Francisco Bay-Area and south of the Napa wine country.

Other Nearby Hotels

Courtyard by Marriott

Staybridge Suites

Homewood suites

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Things to See & Do in Fairfield

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Frequently Asked Questions

• Q: How do I get from the airport to the conference hotel?
• A: The hotel is 20-40 miles from several airports airport making it an easy ride by rental car. Shuttles may be arranged, if possible. Hotel parking is free.
• Q: When we arrive at the hotel, when and where can we sign-in for the conference?
• A: You can check-in Sunday 6-8pm before the conference and certainly Monday morning.
• Q: What is the weather like in Fairfield in late July?
• A: Absolutely perfect for touring the bay-area (70-85F degrees).
• Q: What is the "dress" for the conference?
• A: Casual!!!! Dress for comfort. Shorts, t-shirts, sandals, and polo shirts are okay.
• Q: Is the hotel close to popular attractions?
• A: Absolutely! Everything is available nearby. Golf courses are nearby. Budget rental cars are available.
• Q: Are there any organized tours planned?
• A: Yes. Chris McGoey will host a nighttime CPTED field exercise around the hotel.
• Q: Are there opportunities for golf or other sports?
• A: Definitely! Fairfield area has great golf courses nearby and is a golf destination.

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