Law enforcement will Create and distribute report Hospital/organization that can monitor and trend DUI quarterly to law officials host drunk driving simulation arrests Victims of DUI accidents Virtualization demonstrations Conduct twice a month at DUI of drinking and drinking for schools Camden Community Alliance those arrested (need and Resources partner/funding) Georgia Department of Social norms campaign that Conduct campaign annually Natural Resources makes binge drinking unacceptable/deemed unhealthy (CCAR and partners) Establish victim impact panels Conduct victim impact panels to talk to offenders (DUI annually schools, others) Policy changes needed: Link education, engineering, encouragement, and enforcement strategies; Increase taxes on alcohol; Regulate marketing of alcoholic beverages; and Conducting information and educational campaigns in support of effective policy measures. Problem Statement: Safety issues and risk-taking affect the health of Camden County residents. County Health Rankings indicates that the rate of violent crime in Camden is 492/100,000, higher than the Georgia rate of 437/100,000. In 2012, there were 2 murders, 7 rapes, 23 robberies, 175 assaults, 343 burglaries, 1054 cases of larceny, and 44 vehicle thefts (Georgia Bureau of Investigation). There were 343 men and 192 women who were aggressors in domestic violence cases (Georgia Bureau of Investigation). According to the Department of Juvenile Justice, 287 children had interactions with the system.
Hospital/organization that can host drunk driving simulation Victims of DUI accidents Camden Community Alliance and Resources Georgia Department of Natural Resources Law enforcement will monitor and trend DUI arrests Virtualization demonstrations of drinking and drinking for those arrested (need partner/funding) Social norms campaign that makes binge drinking unacceptable/deemed unhealthy (CCAR and partners) Establish victim impact panels to talk to offenders (DUI schools, others) Create and distribute report quarterly to law officials Conduct twice a month at DUI schools Conduct campaign annually Conduct victim impact panels annually Policy changes needed: Link education, engineering, encouragement, and enforcement strategies; Increase taxes on alcohol; Regulate marketing of alcoholic beverages; and Conducting information and educational campaigns in support of effective policy measures. Problem Statement: Safety issues and risk-taking affect the health of Camden County residents. County Health Rankings indicates that the rate of violent crime in Camden is 492/100,000, higher than the Georgia rate of 437/100,000. In 2012, there were 2 murders, 7 rapes, 23 robberies, 175 assaults, 343 burglaries, 1054 cases of larceny, and 44 vehicle thefts (Georgia Bureau of Investigation). There were 343 men and 192 women who were aggressors in domestic violence cases (Georgia Bureau of Investigation). According to the Department of Juvenile Justice, 287 children had interactions with the system.
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