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Scanning

Identifying, prioritizing and selecting problems that need addressing using both data from police and other sources as well as community and citizen input.

Analysis

Deeply analyzing the causes of the problem, including the underlying causes of repeated calls for service and crime incidents.

Response

Determining and implementing a response to a particular problem. Ideas for responses should be “evidence-based” when possible (see, for example, the Matrix) or at least tailored to the specific problem at hand using general principles of good crime prevention.

Assessment

Often the most ignored part of the SARA model, this requires assessing and evaluating the impact of a particular response and being willing to try something different if the response was not effective.