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Contact:
Dr. Joseph Donnermeyer
614-292-9167
donnermeyer.1@osu.edu
Areas
of Expertise:
- Sociology
- Community Development
- Farm Security
- Citizen Attitude about Crime
- Training law enforcement and first
responders on the principles of community development
Dr.
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- criminology, specializing in rural crime
- agricultural crime
- agricultural terrorism
- local preparedness
Available Resources:
- The Ten Commandments of Local Preparedness
(ppt)
- Police Practices & Research –
article on preparedness
- Farm
security educational brochures
Power
point presentations:
- “The Ten Commandments of Preparedness.”
This extension/continuing education program addresses ten
features necessary to develop a preparedness plan for local
communities.
- “The
Human and Community Dimensions of Agricultural Terrorism”
This extension/continuing education program introduces agricultural
terrorism in terms of its human and community costs.
Dr.
Joseph Donnermeyer
- The “Home and Farm Security”
series is available, and could be easily re-written for
Ohio.
- Barclay, Elaine and Donnermeyer, Joseph
F. 2002. Property crime and crime prevention on farms in
Australia. Crime Prevention and Community Safety: An International
Journal. 4, 47-61.
Additional Areas of Concern:
- Information dissemination
- Methods of effectiveness
- There is no empirical evidence to link specific
aspects of security to actual rates of crime against agricultural
operations.
- There is a great need to examine local
preparedness in terms of issues related to levels of collaboration
amongst police, fire and other agencies.ly.
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