Signs

2' x 3' Reward Sign
This large 1/8" thick sign blares out the CICPP message. It can be seen from a considerable distance.
Polyvinyl chloride material-weatherproof.
Item Rs-23
Cost - $68 each

 

14" x 22" Reward Sign
Weatherproof & durable, these signs are designed for fences. They declare the CICP message "Up to $1,000 Reward for information resulting in the arrest, recovery, and/or restitution of stolen property..." Listing our Hotline Number.
Item Rs-1422
Cost - $25 each

 

4' x 4' Banner
Item Rb-44
Cost - $65 each

 

17" x 22" No Trespassing Parent Warning
"No Trespassing" is in 2 inch letters with the Hotline number listed. 'Parent warning' sign reminds parents of their responsibility and liability for damage incurred by their children. Both made out of durable styrene.
Item # PW-1722
Cost - $25 each

 

8' x 4' Banner
Item # Bs
Cost - $100 each

 

"No Trespassing" Signs
Item NT-1722
Cost - $25 each

 

8-1/2 x 11 Reward Flyers

These color flyers can be used in the windows and doors of nearly completed houses or buildings, stapled unto a stack of lumber or stored materials, posted on the bulletin board of the job shack office, or accompanied with a canvass letter to be distributed in the neighborhoods around your jobsite. Sold in packages of 50.
Item RF-811
Cost - $25/package

 

Marking Your Equipment

What is an OAN (Owner Applied Number)

A system was established whereby each state and county is assigned a number which is recorded in the NCIC (National Crime Information Center). A directory containing these numbers is available to each law enforcement agency for use in identifying the various states and counties.

The county sheriff's offices or farm bureau within each state will issue the remaining portion of the number to each individual. With this system the state and county can be located, and by contacting the local sheriff's office or farm bureau within the county the individual can be identified within minutes. These numbers are maintained by your local Law Enforcement Departments and the ACTION Project.

This system is devised to readily permit cooperation with law enforcement officials of other states by the use of an interstate computerized law enforcement communications system.

The ID number is composed of ten characters.

  • Example: CA0540152D
    • CA - Prefix for California
    • 054 - County NCIC assigned number
    • 0152 - John Doe's assigned number
    • D - First letter of last name

This information allows law enforcement agencies to locate equipment owners within any state and county in the United States, whether stolen equipment is found across the country or within the same county.

To learn more about the ACTION Project or to get your own OAN (Owner Applied Number) on line at www.agcrime.net. It only takes two minutes and is free of charge.