Strategic Approaches to Community Safety Initiative (SACSI) in Rochester, NY

摘要

The Strategic Approaches to Community Safety Initiative in Rochester, New York was supported by the National Institute of Justice from Spring 2001 through 2004. It involved a collaborative research process focused on the problem of homicide. Extensive local research helped define the problem and form the foundation for developing strategic interventions. Strategies based on deterrence, incapacitation and service were devised and implemented and have yielded positive results during the past year. Investment in a research based collaborative planning process continues in the jurisdiction and the project has served a model for wider distribution.