This House resolution supports designating October 2025 as Crime Prevention Month. It commends people who work to prevent crime and support victims, encourages federal agencies to support evidence-based prevention grants, and encourages states, local governments, and Tribal nations to use safer-design principles in infrastructure and housing projects. It also calls on the public to mark the month with activities promoting safety. The resolution was referred to the House Committee on the Judiciary.
The resolution encourages people and organizations to take part in Crime Prevention Month activities. It does not require individuals or governments to take specific actions.
The resolution does not specify spending or costs. No publicly available information.
The resolution states that crime harms people and communities, and supports prevention approaches such as youth mentorship, behavioral health treatment, violence intervention, and neighborhood safety efforts.
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