Operation Spring Clean UP
by Dallas Police Department on Wednesday, March 16, 2011 at 12:00pm
The Dallas Police Department has launched “Operation Spring Cleaning”, a crime initiative that will focus on five predominately single-family residential neighborhoods located throughout the city that are identified as having a high incidence of criminal activity and quality of life issues. These areas were determined using a new predictive model named GEOFORCE. Unlike most departmental crime initiatives which are initiated and led by the Patrol Bureau, Operation Spring Cleaning will be led by the Strategic Deployment Bureau which includes Narcotics, Vice, SWAT, Gang Unit, Traffic, Mounted, and Fusion. This will allow patrol divisions to utilize their resources to maintain their own crime initiatives.
Operation Spring Cleaning will deploy various strategies aimed at having an immediate impact on crime and disorder issues in residential neighborhoods. One of the primary components will be engaging community leaders and residents to assist in providing intelligence regarding criminal activities occurring in their neighborhoods. Additionally, high visibility patrol with the Mounted Unit, intelligence gathering and sharing by the Fusion Unit, drug house interdiction by the Narcotics Division and operations focused on prostitution and fugitive arrests will also be conducted.
Operation Spring Cleaning will continue for approximately three weeks. The neighborhoods identified for this initiative are Beacon Street & Columbia Avenue, Bruton Road & Masters Drive, Hatcher Street & Scyene Road, Sunnyvale Street & Custer Drive, and Polk Street & Twelfth Street. The department believes Operation Spring Cleaning will assist in giving the neighborhoods back to the residents
Operation Spring Cleaning will deploy various strategies aimed at having an immediate impact on crime and disorder issues in residential neighborhoods. One of the primary components will be engaging community leaders and residents to assist in providing intelligence regarding criminal activities occurring in their neighborhoods. Additionally, high visibility patrol with the Mounted Unit, intelligence gathering and sharing by the Fusion Unit, drug house interdiction by the Narcotics Division and operations focused on prostitution and fugitive arrests will also be conducted.
Operation Spring Cleaning will continue for approximately three weeks. The neighborhoods identified for this initiative are Beacon Street & Columbia Avenue, Bruton Road & Masters Drive, Hatcher Street & Scyene Road, Sunnyvale Street & Custer Drive, and Polk Street & Twelfth Street. The department believes Operation Spring Cleaning will assist in giving the neighborhoods back to the residents
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