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 <title>Community Policing Grants: COPS Grants Were a Modest Contributor to Declines in Crime in the 1990s</title>
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<abstract>Between 1994 and 2001, the Office of Community Oriented Policing
Services (COPS) provided more than $7.6 billion in grants to	 
state and local communities to hire police officers and promote  
community policing as an effective strategy to prevent crime.	 
Studies of the impact of the grants on crime have been		 
inconclusive. GAO was asked to evaluate the effect of the COPS	 
program on the decline in crime during the 1990s. GAO developed  
and analyzed a database containing annual observations on crime, 
police officers, COPS funds, and other factors related to crime, 
covering years prior to and during the COPS program, or from 1990
through 2001. GAO analyzed survey data on policing practices that
agencies reportedly implemented and reviewed studies of policing 
practices. GAO assessed: (1) how COPS obligations were		 
distributed and how much was spent; (2) the extent to which COPS 
expenditures contributed to increases in the number of police	 
officers and declines in crime nationwide; and (3) the extent to 
which COPS grants during the 1990s were associated with policing 
practices that crime literature indicates could be effective. In 
commenting on a draft of this report, the COPS Office said that  
our findings are important and support conclusions reached by	 
others.</abstract>
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