5 x 7 in TWIS HANDBILL -- W QR CODE.pdf

This is a promotional handbill for Town Watch Integrated Services, a crime prevention program operated by a Pennsylvania municipality. The document serves as both an educational and recruitment tool designed to inform residents about the Town Watch program and encourage neighborhood participation. The handbill outlines the six-step process for starting a Town Watch group, which includes recruiting neighbors, securing meeting space, distributing flyers, developing action plans, establishing training certification meetings, and maintaining membership lists. The document emphasizes that citizens can be trained by the Town Watch Integrated Services program to recognize and report suspicious activity to law enforcement. Residents are directed to contact the program's office at (215) 686-1459 to locate the nearest Town Watch group or to initiate a new program in their neighborhood. A QR code is included to direct interested parties to the program's website for additional information.

The handbill identifies five primary benefits of participating in a Town Watch program: crime reduction, security and personal involvement, community pride and unity, closer relationships with neighbors, and opportunities to collaborate with law enforcement. The document is formatted as a 5 by 7 inch palm card or flyer intended for distribution to community members. This is a flat printing purchase with the related contract opportunity awarded to the lowest responsive and responsible bidder, with sellers required to quote all items to be eligible for award. No delivery or services are to commence until notification is received from the contracting department.