This resolution expresses strong support for designating October 2025 as "Crime Prevention Month" , recognizing the significant societal and economic costs of crime. It commends the dedicated efforts of law enforcement, first responders, community organizers, and volunteers who work to prevent crime and support victims. The resolution highlights various effective strategies, including community-based violence intervention, youth mentorship programs, and Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design, as crucial for deterring criminal activity and fostering safer communities. To further these goals, the resolution encourages Federal agencies to fund evidence-based crime prevention and violence intervention grants, specifically mentioning programs for youth mentorship, behavioral health treatment, and safe housing design. It also urges States, local governments, and Tribal nations to adopt Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design principles in their infrastructure projects and to expand public-private partnerships. Finally, the resolution calls upon all citizens to actively observe "Crime Prevention Month" through appropriate programs and activities that promote public safety and reaffirm shared responsibility for building resilient communities.