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Intern, Crime Mapping Laboratory  \nPolice Foundation  \nRachel Boba, Ph.D.  \nDirector, Crime Mapping Laboratory  \nPolice Foundation  \nNovember 2001  \nReport to the Office of Community Oriented Policing Services Cooperative Agreement \\#97-CK-WXK-004  \nThe opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this document are those of the authors and do not necessarily represent the official position or policies of the U.S. Department of Justice.  \nIntroduction  \nThe following crime analysis and mapping product templates have been designed to serve as models and provide templates for law enforcement analysts who wish to prepare standardized crime analysis reports, bulletins, and maps. The Police Foundation’s Crime Mapping Laboratory has collected over 100 examples of crime analysis reports (annual, monthly, weekly, and daily reports of crime and calls for service), memos, crime trend bulletins, and maps submitted by 20 law enforcement agencies across the United States. The products we received range from simple, onepage bulletins or maps to more detailed problem-solving reports that include multiple tables, charts, and maps. After collecting these examples from the field, we categorized and analyzed them to look for commonalities in format, content, relevance, and overall effectiveness in conveying information in a concise manner. With this knowledge, we have created 11 product templates that can be adapted for use by any law enforcement agency.  \nThese product templates, in Microsoft® Word and Microsoft® Excel format, are included in this folder, entitled Crime Mapping Laboratory Product Templates. Included in the folder, along with this ReadMe file, are one or two files for each template. The first file is the actual product template in Microsoft Office® .doc or.xls format that you can modify with your department’s information and save to your network or hard drive. The second file, when applicable (note that not every Microsoft® file has an accompanying file), is the same as the Microsoft Office® file but includes various instructions and examples that will assist you in completing the template. These instruction form/example documents are in Adobe® .pdf format. They can be viewed on a computer or printed out for use with the template files. It is recommended that working template (.doc and .xls) files be saved as another name once you begin to enter in your agency’s information.  \nTo follow are brief descriptions of each type of crime analysis and mapping product template. There are six types of templates: (1) bulletin templates,(2) a memo template,(3) an annual report template,(4) a crime analysis and mapping Web page template, (5) regular report templates, and (6) a map template. We suggest that you read the following information before modifying any of the templates. Each description contains important information about what should and should not be included in crime analysis and mapping products based upon our review of template submissions.  \nFor questions and comments about these templates, please call the Police Foundation at (202) 833-1460, or send an e-mail to the Crime Mapping Laboratory at[pfmaplab@policefoundation.org](pfmaplab@policefoundation.org).  \n1. Bulletin Templates  \nThere are two types of Bulletin Templates—a crime pattern bulletin and a persons bulletin. Each template is in Microsoft® Word format with an accompanying Adobe® .pdf instruction form. 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