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POP Projects
Goldstein Awards
The Herman Goldstein Award recognizes outstanding police officers and police agencies that engage in innovative and effective problem-solving efforts and achieve measurable success in reducing specific crime, disorder, and public-safety problems.
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Tilley Awards
The Tilley Award was set up to encourage and recognize good practice in implementing problem-oriented policing (POP) in the United Kingdom.
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Situational Crime Prevention Evaluation Database
This is a scientifically selected collection of studies that assess the effectiveness of situational crime prevention for diverse problems, contexts and techniques. Many of the studies are available in full text.
Researcher-Assisted POP Projects
Experimenting with POP in Madison, Wisconsin
- Vol. I The Problem-Oriented Approach to Improving Policing Service PDF
- Vol. II: The Drinking Driver PDF
- Vol. III: Repeat Sex Offenders PDF
- Vol. IV: Reflections on the Process PDF
Applying POP in Charlotte, N.C.
Field applications of POP Guides
- Burglary of Single-Family Houses in Savannah, Georgia PDF
- Drug Dealing in Apartment Complexes in Newark, N.J. PDF
- Loud Car Stereos in Savannah, Georgia PDF
- Street Prostitution in Raleigh, North Carolina PDF
- Residential Speeding in Raleigh, North Carolina PDF
- Theft of and from Autos in Parking Facilities in Chula Vista, California PDF
Other POP Projects
Problem Solving Quarterly
Problem Solving Quarterly was a newsletter of the Police Executive Research Forum reporting on innovations in problem-oriented policing, published from 1988 to 2003.