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BECOME A
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MULTI-HOUSING MEMBER! |
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Administered as a C.O.P.S.
program, Spokane's Crime Free Multi-Housing Program (CFMH) assists landlords in
reducing crime and calls for police service by promoting crime prevention
education and focusing on safety in the living environment of apartment
communities. CFMH is a C.O.P.S. program in partnership with the
Spokane
Police Department, Spokane County Sheriff's Department and numerous other
agencies and organizations (see Partnerships).
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2008
CRIME FREE
MULTI-HOUSING
TRAINING
SCHEDULE
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March 20-21
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June 19-20
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September 18-19
Contact us at 835-4572 to register
for the training or download brochure with registration form. |
Benefits
- A stable, more
satisfied tenant base.
- Increased demand
for rental units with a reputation for active management.
- Lower maintenance
and repair costs.
- Increased property
values.
- Improved personal
safety for tenants, landlords, and managers.

The CFMH Four-Step Membership
Process
- Sixteen hour training
session for landlords, owners, and managers covering such topics as
applicant screening, rental agreements, identifying illegal activities,
evictions, working with police, fire, code enforcement, human services and
more. Graduates receive a Letter of Completion.
- Meeting minimum
Crime
Prevention Through Environmental Design (C.P.T.E.D.) requirements.
This includes proper deadbolts, double window locks, peepholes on apartment
front doors, proper trimming of bushes, security lighting, etc.
- Member properties hold
two documented meetings with their tenants yearly. Participation in
National Night Out Against Crime
qualifies as a meeting.
- The owner, staff member
or a resident is assigned as a liaison to the neighborhood area
C.O.P.S. or
S.C.O.P.E. Substation. Becoming a liaison does not require actually
working in the substation.
During 2007, we trained
41 landlords, managers and owners.
Since 1998, We have trained 320 landlords, managers,
owners and agency professionals in crime prevention for apartment
complexes and single family rentals.
Check out these articles
for more information about Crime Free Multi-Housing:
For more information or
to register for training, call
(509) 835-4572.
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