SPRINGDALE LANDLORD ASSOCIATION
The purpose of the Springdale Landlord
Association is for the Springdale Police Department to be able to work
closely with landlords and rental property managers to deal with
problem tenants and other issues they encounter on their property.
The Springdale Police Department will be providing landlord training
to managers and property owners of rental properties. The training
will be taught by a member of the S.N.A.P. Team along with a deputy
city attorney.
Anyone who is interested in more
information or would like to sign up for the training can contact Sgt.
Billy Turnbough at the Springdale Police Department located at 201 N.
Spring Street or call at (479) 750-8139.
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Intent of S.N.A.P.
The intent of
the Springdale Nuisance Abatement Partnership is to promote, protect
and improve the health, safety, and welfare of the citizens of the
City of Springdale. The Springdale S.N.A.P. Team provides an
equitable, expeditious, effective and inexpensive method of
controlling illegal drugs, prostitution, criminal street gangs and
stolen property related nuisances. The Springdale S.N.A.P. Team uses
all city resources to address the problem to get the best outcome for
our citizens and by attacking crime from the root.
Purpose of
S.N.A.P.
Clean up
neighborhoods
Make
neighborhoods safer to live in
Drive out
criminal element using crime displacement
Create a positive
working relationship with Landlords and Property Owners
Build a Vital
Community
Crime
Prevention Through Environmental Design
The Springdale
Police Department adopted the Crime Prevention Through Environmental
Design concept in July of 2006 under the direction of police chief
Kathy O’Kelley. Law enforcement officers are specially trained in
CPTED and work with the Springdale Planning Department as well as
architects and other city officials to help ensure the proper design
of structures, schools, and neighborhoods. Officers are trained to
know how the design and use of the environment can control human /
criminal behavior and help reduce the fear of crime. By understanding
crime prevention through natural means such as design for natural
surveillance and access control it will help decrease the opportunity
for crime to happen.
The Springdale
Police Department takes pride in the city it protects and with the
proper design and effective use of the built environment it can lead
to a reduction in the fear and incidence of crime and help improve the
quality of life for citizens in Springdale. The Springdale Police
Department also offers CPTED Surveys that can be completed by a CPTED
Officer for any residential home or commercial building that is
already built to make suggestions to help with crime prevention. Once
the survey is complete the CPTED Officer will meet with the person and
go over the results.
If you are
interested in a CPTED Survey being completed on your home or business
contact Sgt. Billy Turnbough at the Springdale Police Department at
479-750-8139 or email at
bturnbough@springdaleark.org.
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