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Your home is better protected if:
All exterior doors are
solid core doors with deadbolt locks
Doors are always locked
Locks are changed after moving into a
new residence
Your home address is visible
Exterior doors are hinged from within
There are good lights in areas
which otherwise might conceal prowlers
Shrubbery is trimmed to
prevent a break-in from going unnoticed
There are wide-angle viewers (peepholes)
in solid doors
Valuables are in a bank safety
deposit box or recorded for recordkeeping
There are window stops to restrict
opening
Emergency numbers are close
to all phones
Milk and paper deliveries are always
cancelled during vacations and absences
Grass is mowed, snow is shoveled (home
looks "lived in")
Light timers are used all the time,
including periods of absences
Garage door(s) always closed and
locked (unless in use)
Vacation plans are never
publicized or told to unknown persons
You never leave a message on the
door as to where you have gone
All car doors are locked and keys
are in possession of the owner
Suspicious persons around your
neighborhood are always reported
License numbers of suspicious cars
are always reported
A trusted neighbor has access to your
home during a vacation for periodic checks
Identification is always requested
of unfamiliar persons who enter your home
You avoid having personal
identification on keys
No information is provided to
unknown callers at the door or on the phone
Your valuables are engraved with
your identification code or number
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Provided by the
Jahnke Road Community Development Association
For Your Safety at Home |
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