This report provides information concerning the implementation of the NRO project, part of Spokane¦s ongoing community-oriented policing (COP) project, in three economically disadvantaged neighborhoods. Data collected by the authors of this report indicate that: (1) the NROs achieved expected results; (2) there is considerable support for the NROs among teachers, counselors, students, and local residents; (3) there is little resistance to the implementation of COP from police, schools, or local residents; (4) NROs find COP immensely rewarding; (5) there are high levels of citizen satisfaction with Spokane's NROs; (6) citizens are most satisfied with their contact with an NRO when they sought the services and were assured that their problems would be attended to by that NRO; and (7) citizens are highly satisfied with NRO performance and rate it as better than that of other Spokane police officers in general. Footnotes, tables, references, appendixes