153A-212.2. Neighborhood crime watch programs.
A county may establish neighborhood crime watch programs within the county to encourage residents and business owners to promote citizen involvement in securing homes, businesses, and personal property against criminal activity and to report suspicious activities to law enforcement officials. (2006-181, s. 1.)
Structure North Carolina General Statutes
North Carolina General Statutes
Article 10 - Law Enforcement and Confinement Facilities.
§ 153A-211 - Training and development programs for law enforcement.
§ 153A-212 - Cooperation in law-enforcement matters.
§ 153A-212.1 - Resources to protect the public.
§ 153A-212.2 - Neighborhood crime watch programs.
§ 153A-212.5 - Expired pursuant to Session Laws 2018-113, s15.1(c), effective October 1, 2018.
§ 153A-216 - Legislative policy.
§ 153A-218 - County confinement facilities[Effective until January 1, 2023]
§ 153A-219 - District confinement facilities.
§ 153A-220 - Jail and detention services.
§ 153A-221 - Minimum standards.
§ 153A-221.1 - Standards and inspections[Effective until January 1, 2023]
§ 153A-222 - Inspections of local confinement facilities.
§ 153A-223 - Enforcement of minimum standards.
§ 153A-224 - Supervision of local confinement facilities.
§ 153A-225 - Medical care of prisoners.
§ 153A-225.1 - Duty of custodial personnel when prisoners are unconscious or semiconscious.
§ 153A-225.2 - Payment of medical care of prisoners.
§ 153A-226 - Sanitation and food.
§ 153A-228 - Separation of sexes.
§ 153A-229 - Jailers' report of jailed defendants.
§ 153A-229.3 - Inspection by facility employees.
§ 153A-229.4 - Access to menstrual products.
§ 153A-230 - Legislative policy.
§ 153A-230.1 - Definitions[Effective until January 1, 2023]
§ 153A-230.2 - Creation of Satellite Jail/Work Release Unit Fund[Effective until January 1, 2023]