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Press Release
Larimore Public Information System
P.O. Box 8
Chesterfield, MO 63006
FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT:
info@larimore.net
/ 636-537-3112
Larimore Offers Comprehensive Public Information System -
System Meets or Exceeds All Campus and Clery Act Mandates
Chesterfield, Mo., February 1 , 2008 - The Larimore
Public Information system efficiently catalogs data input and provides a wide
variety of Campus Security Reports that are compliant with the reporting
requirements of the Clery Disclosure Act. Campus Security Police reports
and Campus Crime Statistics may also be kept in accordance with the Crime
Awareness and Campus Security regulations imposed since 1990 by the Clery
Act.
In addition, the Larimore Public Information system can be
custom designed to provide additional departmental information while handling
all reporting and timing aspects of the Clery Disclosure Act.
The Larimore Public Information system has met or exceeded
expectations for the Harvard University Police Department:
“The Public Information System was recently installed at the
Harvard University Police Department,” an administrator from Harvard’s dispatch
center said.
Larimore’s customized Public Information System has provided the
Harvard University Police Department with a centralized and convenient way to
view calls for service and reports. The system also serves as an integral piece
of the process to create the daily crime log for the department. The Public
Information System pre-populates time, date and location fields from calls for
service and reports, acting as a built-in quality control process.
The main aspects of the Clery Reporting Requirements:
Annual Security Report,
Crime Log,
Timely Warnings and Crime Statistics.
Annual Security Report
Required by October of each year, the Annual Security report
provides crime statistics for the prior three years. Additionally, policy
statements are submitted regarding various safety and security measures, campus
crime prevention program descriptions along with the investigative procedures
and prosecution of sex offenses. Contact Larimore Associates to have the
parameters of an Annual Security report created in conjunction with departmental
and Clery Reporting requirements.
Crime Log
A public log of all reported crimes is to be maintained by the
department. Each entry in the log must contain the nature, date, time and
general location of each crime along with the final disposition of the
complaint. Crime logs must be kept for seven years, three years following the
publication of the last annual security report.
Timely Warnings -
in accordance with national requirements
In addition to the annual report, timely warnings are required
for crimes that present a danger to students and campus employees. Warnings may
be delivered at specified intervals by text, email, pager or other timely
manners. Contact Larimore Associates to have Timely Warnings incorporated into
the Public Information system.
Crime Statistics
A report of the most recent three years of crime statistics must
be available. The report is to be listed by crime category and must indicate if
any of the reported incidents involved bodily injury or hate crimes. Among the
crime categories: Criminal Homicide, Sexual Offenses, Robbery, Aggravated
Assault, Burglary, Arson, Motor Vehicle Theft and Liquor / Drug / Weapons
offenses. Larimore Associates can customize crime statistic reports as part of
the Public Information system.
For more information on the Public Information system:
Contact Larimore at
info@larimore.net
or (636) 537-3112.
About Larimore Associates, Inc.
Larimore Associates, Inc. is a leading provider of integrated public safety
solutions. The company was founded in 1970 and continues to be one of few
companies in the industry providing customized software solutions for its
clients. Its products include Computer Aided Dispatch and a wide array of
Records Management Systems, encompassing 30 + modular applications such as:
Scheduling, Incident Reporting, Internal Affairs, Arrest Management and NFIRS
systems. The company is headquartered in the Saint Louis suburb of
Chesterfield, MO.
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