Sugar Land's Crime Prevention Fair

Programs galore are offered at this year's crime prevention fair, a citywide celebration in honor of Crime Prevention Month.

Children and their parents are encouraged to join the fun at the Sugar Land Police hosted event to be held from 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. on Oct. 8 at Lost Creek Park, 3703 Lost Creek.  Children will have an opportunity to participate in a bicycle rodeo. 

Sugar Land police officers will provide the following crime prevention services:

• Bicycle Identification:  Bikes frames are engraved with the owner's drivers license number to deter theft. If the bike is lost or stolen, it can be easily identified and returned to its owner. 

• Child ID Cards:  Digitally produced, the cards include personal information and the child's photo.  The cards are useful to parents who need important information about their child readily available in an emergency. 

• Operation H.E.A.T. (Help End Auto Theft):  Register your car with this statewide decal program to reduce theft.  Vehicle owners not normally using their vehicles between 1 - 5 a.m. sign an agreement allowing peace officers to verify the vehicle's ownership. 

For more information, contact Officer Todd Zettlemoyer at (281) 275-2578.