General Home Safety and Security

• If out of the home for an extended period of time, create the illusion that someone may still be there. Leave a TV or stereo on in the room where a burglar would most likely break in. Use exterior lighting and motion detectors to minimize burglar concealment.
• Make sure all exterior doors have good proper locks. Install 1-inch deadbolt locks on all exterior doors.
• If you get an unexpected knock at the door, check to see who it is before opening it.
  
• Do not leave extra keys under doormats, potted plants or any other obvious outdoor location. Thieves will generally find them. Find an inconspicuous place to hide the keys, or give a set to a neighbor you can trust.
• Burglar-proof your glass patio doors by setting a pipe or metal bar in the middle bottom track of the door slide. The pipe should be the same length as the track.
• Keep garage doors shut.
• Keep drapes and blinds shut - especially in rooms where there is expensive equipment. Don't advertise the items in your home.
• Store cash, jewelry and other valuables in a safe or safety deposit box instead of leaving them lying around the home.
• Don't leave notes on the door for service people or family members. These alert the burglar that you are not home.
• If you're going to be away from home for a few days, adjust your telephone ring to its lowest volume setting. An unanswered phone may tip off a burglar that no one is home. Also, have a neighbor or friend collect your newspaper and mail. Never cancel delivery - you don't know who will get that information.

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