Hi, I read that placing bandit signs in heavy traffic intersections in every direction was the best thing to do.

Also, take a look at Trulia’s crime map, as well as city-data.com - Trulia’s map for that intersection shows a mixed bag, but it also gives you what type of crime for the area (for example assault vs.

It will be getting worse in the short run as the Bell Road and 60 grand highway intersection will be getting shut down for several months as they will be building an over pass.

Ranges from B+ to C-.I need the address or at least the closest intersection to give you more specific advice.

It is a transportation hub with both east west and north south interstates intersecting in central PA.

I do live in a house and it is on one of the most busy streets in town and it is 2 houses from the most busy intersection in town which is giving me hope.

I avoid that intersection at all costs now...HA

I would call the intersection of 6th Street and Anson St. the epicenter of the bad area (I lived 0.5-0.75mi from there).  

Put them in high visible areas where people will be stopping, mostly intersections.

Is as they like to see what’s happening in the neighborhood, type of construction, usually not crossing any major river or intersection, type of finishes, remodel or not remodel,etc.