Keeping Illegal Activity Out of Rental Communities
The establishment of a Crime Free Multi-Housing (CFMH) Program is a proven technique for keeping illegal activity out of rental properties. CFMH is a unique partnership between law enforcement agencies, rental property owners, managers, and tenants. CFMH is a voluntary, solution-oriented certification program.
Three Key Elements of Crime Free Multi-Housing
- Enhanced physical security
- Tenant involvement
- Management training
Participation Benefits of the CFMH Program
- Benefits to property owners and managers:
- Higher demand for units
- Increased occupancy rates
- Attract stable, quality tenants
- Reduce maintenance and repair costs
- Increased property values
- Benefits to tenants:
- Better neighbors in a safer environment
- Interested and involved property management
- Increased knowledge about safety and security
- Heightened sense of community
- Benefits to law enforcement:
- Reduced calls for service
- Positive interactions with the community
- Successful problem solving
- Enhanced patrol services by freeing deputies time
To learn more about the program or to enroll in a training session, please contact Eric Kant, Poway Sheriff's Crime Prevention Unit at 858-513-2810.
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