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28 | Angus Community Safety and Antisocial Behaviour Strategy 2009-12National OutcomeStrategic AimsPrincipalIssuesKey ActionsLead Agency/WorkerTimescaleNO9: We live ourlives safe fromcrime, disorderand dangerEarlyInterventionand PreventionFire SafetyVolunteers to be identified and recruited toassist with carrying out Home Fire Safety VisitsIncrease number of Home Fire Safety Visits topeople most at risk and to new local authoritytenantsTayside Fire andRescueTayside Fire andRescueDecember2009March2010Fire Academy - deliver an annual residentialcourse in conjunction with CLD, supported byTCA and Tayside Police, to address anti-socialbehaviour in young people who have beenreferred through Youth JusticeTayside Fire andRescueSeptember2009Hate CrimePublicProtectionand SafetyFIReS Programme (Firesetters Intervention andRehabilitation Scheme) Young people who havebeen engaging in risky firesetting behaviour canbe referred for an assessment and a programmedesigned around their needs will be deliveredby trained Fire officersContinue to administer Young FirefighterScheme across AngusPromote fire safety in Angus Schools, both inearly years education and primary andsecondary schools.Undertake community fire safety education withmigrant workers via dedicated volunteermigrant liaison worker.Continued development of diversity programmewithin schools. Concentrates on racialequalities/anti-bullyingReview and revise previous RIMAP proceduresput in place for the effective management ofhate crimesEstablish a single point of contact within eachpartner agency for exchanging information andintelligence in relation to minority communitiesTargeted leafleting campaign to raise awarenessof service in relation to Domestic Violence inidentified high risk areasIntelligence-led deployment of CCTV, both mobileand redeployable, as well as police officers andcommunity wardens in relation to violent crimeEducational initiative to be developed anddelivered to highlight the speed and simplicityof situations where a knife or other weapon canbe used. Similar to the ‘That’s not a Knife, Thisis a Knife’ in GlasgowTayside Fire andRescueTayside Fire andRescueTayside Fire andRescue/EducationVolunteer CentreAngus/Tayside Fireand RescueEducationTayside Police andAngus CouncilTayside Police andAngus CouncilAPODAJoint ServicesTeamTayside PoliceMarch2010March2010June 2010March2010March2009October2009December2009December2009March2010March2010Pro-active stop searches of young males to becarried out in an effort to prevent the carrying ofoffensive weaponsTayside PoliceMarch2010