Graffiti Managment Strategy
Establishing a proactive graffiti management strategy is crucial in achieving success in building and maintaining graffiti free communities. A proactive graffiti strategy allows communities to maximize effectiveness and efficiencies in graffiti remediation efforts to beautify neighbourdhoods while deterring the return of illegal graffiti.
Benefits of Digital Tracking and Rapid Removal
A proactive anti-graffiti strategy leverages several facets of our graffiti remediation protocol. Firstly, we utilize our own digital technologies (TagTracker) to track, monitor and provide analytics of past and ongoing vandalism. This data-driven approach allows us to understand the graffiti dynamic of each community and assess the best course of action to make the most significant impact. Through this analytics process, we develop a strategy that allows us to execute the most effective remediation directed at graffiti prevention.
Primarily, through this process we gain the advantage of most efficiencies with minimal resources. We are able to preemptively assign our teams to priority areas, targeting areas with the highest likelihood of graffiti and with the most impact. This provides a cost-effective approach in the beautification of communities and elimination of graffiti.
Additionally, the rapid removal of graffiti through our Clean Sweep Program plays a crucial role in deterring further vandalism. Studies indicate that quick removal not only restores public spaces but also signals to potential vandals that their actions receive minimal reward, reducing the appeal of graffiti for potential offenders. Particularly prolific offenders.
The use of technology combined with the most innovative graffiti removal strategy allows us to achieve unprecedented results in establishing graffiti free communities. This combination not only produces immediate results, but maintains long term results. As graffiti invites more graffiti, the opposite is true as well. As communities establish a reputation of being graffiti free, the less work needs to be applied to keep them that way, saving time, resources and funds for other community initiatives.