Recommendations emphasize increased law enforcement, crime watches

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The Loudoun Planning Office has released a draft of recommendation for its eight-month community outreach project that includes increased law enforcement and crime watches to help address quality-of-life issues in the Potomac and Sterling districts.

Miguel Salinas, the director of the outreach program, said many of the concerns voiced by citizens were related to issues involving neighborhood housing commissions, crime and gangs.

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