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US CPTED Association October 2025 Webinar
October 16 @ 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
Date – October 16, 2025
Time – 12:00pm – 1:00pm
Topic: CPTED for Parks & Facilities
Co-Host: Pennsylvania Recreation & Park Society (PA Recreation & Park Society’s The Maintenance Institute)
Presenter – Benjamin Crumb
Continuing Education: Attendees are eligible for 1 hour of continuing education credit (.1 CEUs).
PA Recreation & Park Society’s The Maintenance Institute, in cooperation with the US CPTED Association, presents Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) for Parks & Facilities.
CPTED is a multidisciplinary approach aimed at reducing crime by focusing on the built environment and designing spaces that deter unwanted behavior. This session will introduce participants to the four principles of CPTED and demonstrate how environmental design—through architecture, landscaping, and management—can make parks and facilities safer, enhance user experience, and strengthen community connections.
Participants will leave with actionable strategies they can implement immediately in their own facilities.
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The webinar will be from 12:00pm – 1:00pm eastern standard time.
CPTED for Parks & Facilities
PA Recreation & Park Society’s The Maintenance Institute, in cooperation with the US CPTED Association, presents Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) for Parks & Facilities.
CPTED is a multidisciplinary approach aimed at reducing crime by focusing on the built environment and designing spaces that deter unwanted behavior. This session will introduce participants to the four principles of CPTED and demonstrate how environmental design—through architecture, landscaping, and management—can make parks and facilities safer, enhance user experience, and strengthen community connections.
Participants will leave with actionable strategies they can implement immediately in their own facilities.
Parks and recreation professionals, facilities managers, landscape architects, planners, and anyone interested in making public spaces safer.
Benjamin Crumb
Yes, in partnership with the PA Recreation & Park Society.
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- Networking opportunities
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- Improve your professional profile
- Memberships discounts
- Access to the US CPTED Association Library
- Certificate of membership
- Opportunities to give back to the CPTED community
- Supporting the US CPTED Association mission