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We offer these materials, links, and contacts as possible resources for you. These may or may not be useful in any particular situation. You may also like to import the forms onto your own computer and modify them to suit your needs/preferences. Please remember to stay safe and don't confront as you are collecting data.

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Useful Forms

Use these forms for documenting activities that you may need to report to law enforcement or other agencies.

Suspicious Persons	Suspicious Vehicles	Suspicious Activities

Useful Links

Link	Description/Source
Office of National Drug Control Policy: High Intensity Drug Areas	Check the map to see if you live in a drug area/ONDCP
National Institute on Drug Abuse: Meth Fact Sheet	Basics on Meth/NIDA
Crystal Meth Anonymous	Help for the Crystal Meth addicts and their families/CMA
National Institute on Drugs Abuse: Drugs of Abuse Information	Link to info. on most abused drugs in the United States/NIDA
Preventing Drug Abuse in Children and Adolescents	National Institute on Drug Abuse pamphlet on prevention
Frontline: The Meth Epidemic	In depth coverage. Get the full story here/PBS (2006)
DEA Meth Fact Sheet	Concern from the Drug Enforcement Agency
Youth Gangs in Schools	US. Dept. of Justice (2000)
Preventing School Shootings	U.S. Secret Service
National School Safety Center	Info. on school safety
National Youth Gang Center	Institute for Intergovernmental Research. Info. addressing gang issues for parents and communities
Gangs in Small Towns and Rural Communities	National Youth Gang Center (2005)
Mother's Against Methamphetamine	Resources for understanding the dangers of methamphetamine

Local Agencies

Agency	Contact Info.
Pierce County Sheriff's Department	Drug Hotline: (253) 798-7537 Gang Hotline: (253) 798-4800 Community Support Team (253) 798-4840 (to reach neighborhood deputies) Sex Offender Neighborhood Search Neighborhood Crime Data Search
Pierce County Crime Stoppers (Report Crime Tips--you may earn up to $1,000)	(253) 591-5959
Tacoma Police Department	Multiple services are available from the link
Child Protective Services Department of Social and Health Services	1-866-END-HARM to report child and elder abuse within Washington state

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Community Action Team Roy, Washington
P.O. Box 1175 Roy, WA 98580
Barb Dolan (360) 870-4841 Kelly Mainard (253) 820-9796
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