CPP’s 10th annual OKTOBERFEST Fundraiser Thursday, October 21, 2021 @Malloy Racing, Corona
Read more →Shedding Light on the Growing Issue of Catalytic Converter Theft By Melissa Somers, CPP SoCal Executive Director “Problems cannot be solved at the same level of awareness that created them.” Albert Einstein Catalytic converter thefts are all over the news. Anyone that’s been a victim of a
Read more →Construction Site Crime Updates 2020 had its fair share of issues but in spite of the numerous obstacles, CPP of SoCal, with the support of our partners, was able to have many heavy equipment recoveries worth a pause. While the coronavirus pandemic has impacted all of us with
Read more →The Price is Painful Prevention and security solutions are not one size fits all. Every company has a different idea about which security and prevention tools will work for them. It might be a combination of security cameras, GPS equipment, signage, remote and in-person guards, whatever suits
Read more →Taking Productive Steps for Best Outcomes Construction crime, especially crimes involving heavy equipment, can present countless challenges that plague many people in the construction industry and law enforcement. In last month’s blog post, we discussed the importance of knowing that we can lessen the potential damage that
Read more →Empowering Construction Companies The Crime Prevention Program of Southern California (CPP of SoCal) knows that crime prevention is everyone’s business. The best way to protect job sites and construction equipment is by working together to prevent crime. Membership in CPP of SoCal offers many benefits to those
Read more →Preventing, Solving Construction Crime According to retired law enforcement professional Lou Koven, there are two kinds of construction companies: “Those that have been a victim and those who are going to be.” Koven’s more than 40 years of experience dealing with construction crime translates to a great
Read more →It May Not Make the News, But It’s Happening The evening news these days is overwhelmed with coverage of COVID-19 and a number of other heady topics that require the public’s attention. While construction site crime may not garner headlines, it’s not because it isn’t occurring. It
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