There are many resources on the web that can help you protect yourself, your loved ones, and your possessions. Here, we offer a few tips and encourage you to visit other sites as well.

Auto Theft  Avoiding theft, carjacking, buying vehicles, and what to do when stopped by the police	Child Safety Basic child safety tips, as well as specific issues such as dating, computer use, and babysitting	Fraud Learn ways to protect yourself, and find resources if you've been a vicim	Home Security Protect your home from burglary
Project Lifesaver  Project lifesaver helps Search & Rescue personnel locate lost or injured individuals.	Personal Safety Tips for staying safe at home, at work, and at play	Seniors  Specific tips for senior populations, including financial scams and elder abuse	Sexual Assault  Tips for protecting yourself, as well as resources for victims and their loved ones.

Crime Stoppers

Fighting crime is not just a job for the police. Everyone can join the battle through Crime Stoppers. The citizen-support program allows people to tell about criminal activity without getting directly involved. Anyone with information on a felony crime can call Crime Stoppers at (206) 343-2020 or toll free at 1 (800) CRIME-13 and give the tip to police without giving his/her name. Cash rewards of up to $1,000 are paid for information leading to the arrest.

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