CCDO's In-Sites Magazine - Summer 2006 issue

Photos representing weeding and seeding efforts such as police officers on bicycles, building construction, brick row house facade displaying several flags.

Winter 2005 issue of In-Sites magazine, published by the Community Capacity Development Office (formerly Weed & Seed Office), Office Justice Programs (OJP)

This Issue Welcome to the summer 2006 edition of In-Sites, where CCDO gives you quick access to important information from the field. This issue includes stories about incorporating teens into the community, cleaning up graffiti, and assessing tribes' technological needs. More articles are highlighted below; find others by clicking on the section links on the left.
Features: Special Focus on Law Enforcement
Yuma Gang Leader Finally Out of Site After years of effort on the part of law enforcement and the Yuma County Attorney's Office, a Yuma gang leader is behind bars and a neighborhood is feeling safe once more.	Tribute to a Weed and Seed Icon: Tim Laun Captain Timothy T. Laun, a long-time advocate of the Weed and Seed strategy, died on April 30 and was posthumously awarded the rank of Deputy Chief of Police of Syracuse, NY.
Barricades Go Up, Crime Goes Down In Baltimore, MD, the police are fighting crime with old-fashioned ideas fashioned in new ways.	Gun Tracing Program Helps Crack Case Interagency linkages and gun tracing have helped lead to the identification, arrest, and extradition of a man believed to have killed a police officer in Virginia.