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SECURING YOUR HOME, BUSINESS AND VEHICLE The term, “target hardening,” refers to the strengthening of the security of a building or vehicle to prevent unauthorized entry and reduce the risk of theft. Making your home and business safe from crime starts with properly locked doors and windows, proper home security lighting, maintained landscaping and practicing home security tips. Closing curtains and blinds during evening hours target hardens your home by making it more difficult for criminals to see your belongings, like flat screen TVs and artwork. Sliding glass doors should have either a lock-pin system, rod and/or “Charley Bar” placed in the track to prevent entry. Install additional locks on windows and sliding glass doors besides the factory installed locks. This can be as simple as using a pin system so the window cannot be opened unless the pin is removed from the inside. Target harden your vehicles by locking the doors, not leaving any valuables in plain view and/or removing all valuables entirely.
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Install a double deadbolt lock with a 1 inch throw. Install a “Strike Latch Plate” on entry doors to prevent doors from being pried open. Install a “Charley Bar” to secure sliding glass doors and prevent the door from opening. Consider purchasing a bar equipped with an alarm. Install a doorknob/glass vibration sensor on your entry doors and windows to provide additional alerts if someone is tampering with your doorknob. Never leave house keys outside “hidden” under a flower pot, door mat or in the mailbox. Keep your vehicle doors locked and windows closed. Do not leave valuables in plain site in your vehicle. Place items out of sight BEFORE reaching your destination. Someone may be watching you park and put valuables under the seat or in the trunk. The moment you are gone, a thief could break in. Never leave your purse attended in your vehicle, especially when pumping gas. Avoid leaving packages or shopping bags in your vehicle.