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Hope that these help in keeping you and yours safe

Rekey Locks When you buy a new  home or even move into a new apartment, Have the locks re-keyed. You do not know who the previous owner gave keys to, the plumber, the fuel person, or the in-law who is getting out of jail next month

Trim the Hedges Cut back shrubs around your home, they make a great place to hide so the police can not see a burglar lurking around.

Be Aware  When approaching your car look inside before opening the door especially at night and also look on the floor of the back seat. (be alert)

LOCK UP Good Security Dead bolt door locks and sturdy window latches help prevent breakings.

Mark Things Permanently marked items make it easier for the police to trace and return stolen items to you. Social security numbers and driver license numbers with the state abbreviation work best, Keep a record of marked objects.

Lighten Up Leave your outside lights on at night. If your neighborhood is dimly lit, ask your municipal authorities to add street lights to replace existing bulbs with those of  higher wattage. When you're not at home leave one of two lamps on inside your house.

When you're Away Have a neighbor collect newspapers and mail. Consider hiring someone to take care of your lawn, or a House sitter for extended absences Above all, let your neighbors know when you will leave and when you will return.