1. National Forum on Youth Violence Prevention
How Different Sectors are Using the Built Environment to Address Youth Violence
May 13, 2015

2. HOUSING AUTHORITY RESIDENTS LAW ENFORCEMENT
HACoLA MISSION
LAW ENFORCEMENT MISSION
= STRONGER SHARED MISSION
…TO CHANGE LIVES AND COMMUNITIES
HOUSING AUTHORITY RESIDENTS LAW ENFORCEMENT

4. HACoLA MANAGEMENT MODEL
Maintenance
Modernization
Applicant Background Checks
Lease Enforcement
Banning Policy
Threat of Violence Transfers
Counseling
Partnerships
Community Development Foundation
Public Agencies
Private Agencies
Universities
Non-Profit Organizations
HA Memberships on County Task Forces
Law Enforcement & Security
Crime Tracking & Analysis
Data Compliance System
Community Policing Program
Narcotics & Gang Investigations
Anti-Drug/Gang Task Forces
CPTED
CCTV Systems
Resident Services
Recreation Centers
Family Learning Centers
Family Self Sufficiency
Senior/Disabled Services
Family Resource Centers
JJCPA (Youth Intervention)
Resident Councils

5. Applicant Background Checks Lease Enforcement Banning Policy
Management
Maintenance
Modernization
Applicant Background Checks
Lease Enforcement
Banning Policy
Threat of Violence Transfers
Counseling

6. Law Enforcement and Security
Crime Tracking and Analysis
Data Compliance System
Community Policing Program
Narcotics and Gang Investigation
Anti-Drug/Gang Task Force
CPTED
CCTV Systems

7. COMMUNITY POLICING CONCEPTS
SARA
SCANNING
ANALYSIS
RESPONSE
ASSESSMENT
INTERVENTION
PREVENTION
LOCATION
VICTIM(S)
OFFENDERS
ENFORCEMENT/
SUPPRESSION

8. Community Development Foundation Public Agencies Private Agencies
Partnerships
Community Development Foundation
Public Agencies
Private Agencies
Universities
Non-Profit Organizations
HA Memberships on County Task Forces

9. Family Learning Centers Family Self-Sufficiency
Resident Services
Recreation Centers
Family Learning Centers
Family Self-Sufficiency
Senior Disabled Services
Family Resource Centers
JJCPA (Youth Intervention)
Resident Councils

10. Youth Violence Prevention Program
State Juvenile Justice Crime Prevention Act (JJCPA)
$110 Million to 56 Counties
$26 Million Los Angeles County
HACoLA $583,000

11. JJCPA Risk and Protective Factors
Delinquency
Education
Family
Peer
Substance Abuse
Individual

12. Decreased Incarcerations Increased School Attendance
JJCPA Outcomes
Decreased Arrests
Decreased Incarcerations
Increased School Attendance
Increased Academic Performance
Sources: RAND Corporation
HACoLA RSPT

13. JJCPA

14. HACoLA MANAGEMENT MODEL
Maintenance
Modernization
Applicant Background Checks
Lease Enforcement
Banning Policy
Threat of Violence Transfers
Counseling
Partnerships
Community Development Foundation
Public Agencies
Private Agencies
Universities
Non-Profit Organizations
HA Memberships on County Task Forces
Law Enforcement & Security
Crime Tracking & Analysis
Data Compliance System
Community Policing Program
Narcotics & Gang Investigations
Anti-Drug/Gang Task Forces
CPTED
CCTV Systems
Resident Services
Recreation Centers
Family Learning Centers
Family Self Sufficiency
Senior/Disabled Services
Family Resource Centers
JJCPA (Youth Intervention)
Resident Councils

15. Evaluation

16. Contact Information
HACoLA Program Compliance Unit
Betsy Lindsay, Manager
(626)
L.A. County Sheriff’s Department
Community Oriented Policing Services
Housing Authority Team
Sergeant Carlos Avila
(626)