Concerned with community safety and security, The Harris County Sheriff's Office and Harris County Constable's Office have worked with the Houston Northwest Chamber of Commerce to implement new community policing programs.
A pilot program has begun in the Champions and Copperfield subdivisions because the neighborhoods already have Harris County Sheriff's Office deputy contracts. Those neighborhoods' residents can request an on-site review of their home's security and safety by contacting the HCSO's Crime Prevention Office.
Homeowners must sign a Hold Harmless agreement before an officer can conduct the review. Those homeowners who complete the review will receive a Home Security Review sign with the Harris County Sheriff's logo, similar to signs posted by security companies to deter crime.
"The last two decades have taught us the value of close communication between law enforcement and the citizens we serve," HCSO Captain Jay Coons said. "The home survey program represents an ideal opportunity for sheriff's deputies to collaborate with citizens prior to an incident occurring and for citizens to learn how to make their homes more unappealing to burglars."









