Safety on the Streets

Street safety includes being safe when you are walking, when in a vehicle, and when traveling.

• Dress appropriately. Avoid flashy cloths and jewelry that might attract unwanted attention.
• Walk with someone when possible.
• Stay alert to what's around you.
• Go to a public place if you need to ask directions.
• Walk Near People Avoid isolated areas, parks and parking lots.
• Avoid short cuts they may expose you to danger.
• Protect your valuables.
• Carry only what you need.
• If you carry a purse carry it close to your body.
• At bus stops wait in well lit areas near others.

 

Safety in your car

• Keep doors locked and windows rolled up in traffic.
• Always lock your car
• When parking, park in well lit areas
• Keep valuables out of sight in the trunk
• Have your keys in hand and ready when you approach your car.
• Before getting into your car check the back seat.
• If you have car trouble raise the hood, put on emergency flashers
• Stay inside of the vehicle with the windows up, ask anyone that stops to call the police or nearest service station.
• Never pickup strangers

 

Safety when traveling

• Leave valuables in a safe at the desk.
• Always keep your room key with you.
• Double lock the door when you're inside.
• Tell room clerks not to give out your room number.
• Never give out your room number to strangers.