Law enforcement professionals are extremely careful about what products and services they endorse. Operation ID is one of the rare examples of this. It was developed by the police in 1963, rolled out by the U.S. Department of Justice in 1979 and endorsed by the FBI, police and sheriffs. It was also endorsed by the American Farm Bureau and the Big I.
MyPropertyID is OperationID plus
MyPropertyID is an improved version of Operation ID. Our strategy advances the state of the art to make it Operation ID plus. Our strategy has been tested and reviewed by a number of law enforcement agencies and defense contractors. We have taken robust and time-tested technologies and combined them in a new way. Our strategy exceeds the original Operation ID requirements, now complying with global standards. Our proprietary techniques tie already existing strategies together in a slightly new and improved way.
Where do insurance companies fit in?
Wildfires, hail, hurricanes, winter weather, tornadoes, floods, burst pipes, thunder storms and earthquakes are the top priorities, and highest risk for loss, for insurance companies. Burglary and theft are a distant tenth according to the Insurance Institute for Business and Home Safety (IBHS) and other insurance executives.
disastersafety.org
Where do alarm system and security camera companies fit in?
Law enforcement agencies rarely, if ever, endorse alarm systems or security cameras. These strategies have their place, but neither is what the police need to solve burglaries and thefts. Many law enforcement agencies will bill citizens for false alarms, and video footage rarely holds up in court.
mypropertyidregistry.com/2018/04/01/a-picture-is-worth-nothing
Where do police departments fit in?
Police departments are at a disadvantage when it comes to marketing crime-prevention strategies. Their job is to fight crime. With tight budgets, the tendency is to focus on higher profile crimes such as murders, assaults and robberies.
mypropertyidregistry.com/2018/01/22/law-enforcement-agencies
To effectively fight burglary and theft, law enforcement professionals must partner with citizens. Both stakeholders must embrace the Operation ID strategy together. Without that commitment, burglary and theft will continue to be the least-solved crimes.
ucr.fbi.gov/crime-in-the-u.s/2010/crime-in-the-u.s.-2010/clearances-figure
What law enforcement professionals say about Operation ID
“A proven system for property protection,” National Sheriffs’ Association.
www.nnwi.org/operation_id.php
“Operation Identification is a nationally recognized burglary prevention program,” Dallas Police Department
dallaspolice.net/communitys/operationIDHEAD
“Operation Identification participants provide police with the serial numbers of their electronic devices” New York Police Department
nyc.gov/site/nypd/services/law-enforcement/property-protection.page
“Operation Identification is a theft prevention program,” Nashville Police Department
nashville.gov/Police-Department/Safety-Information/Operation-Identification.aspx
“This nationwide crime prevention program helps identify property if it should be stolen,” University of Houston Police Department
uh.edu/police/operation_ID.html
“Operation ID is a program for identifying your valuables to make them less desirable to steal,” Anoca County Sheriff’s Office
anokacounty.us/487/Operation-ID
“Operation Identification is a citizen’s burglary prevention program for use in homes and business,” Vicksburg Police Department
vicksburg.org/operation-identification
“Operation ID is a nationwide program designed to discourage burglary and theft of valuables,” Wake Forest University Police Department
wfu.edu/safety/operation-id
“Operation identification is an excellent crime prevention tool,” University of Texas Police Department
uthscsa.edu/police/operation-identification
“Operation ID is a program of crime prevention,” Emory University Public Safety
emory.edu/public-safety/police/services/operation-id.html
“Operation ID is a property identification program,” Philadelphia Police Department
phillypolice.com/forms/operation-id
“Operation Identification is nationally recognized by law enforcement as a citizen’s burglary prevention program,” Wickenburg Police Department
wickenburg.az.us/761/Operation-Identification
“Operation ID is a nationwide program designed to discourage burglary and theft of valuables from homes and other locations,” Billings Police Department
billings.mt.us/1196/Operation-ID
“Help deter would-be burglars from targeting your home,” Washington D.C. Police Department
mpdc.dc.gov/operationid
“Operation Identification is a burglary/theft prevention program” Boston College Police Department
bc.edu/offices/bcpd/community-policing-crime-prevention/operation-id.html
“Operation Identification is a nationwide program to prevent property theft and burglary,” Bloomington Police Department
bloomingtonmn.gov/crime-prevention-and-safety-tips/operation-identification
