Major program activities included training over 700 employees of utility companies, the post office, a taxi company, and municipal agencies to relay their observations of suspicious activities to the police; a block watch organization; a community patrol to displace prostitution; a bicycle rodeo to promote safety and theft prevention; antiarson programs; senior citizen crime prevention training; and crime prevention education for merchants. Problems encountered by PEOPLE included implementation delays, reduced funding, and insufficient volunteers. A crime and victimization survey of 500 residents indicated that the public was not interested in economic and social reforms as a cure for crime, but wanted stricter laws and punishment and more police protection. A financial report, the survey questionnaire, and other program materials conclude the report.