- Home
- Departments
- Police
- Crime Free Multi-Housing
Crime Free Multi-Housing
About the Housing Option
Sergeant Mark Krenik and CSO Supervisor Doug Delesha are the designated Crime Free Multi-Housing (CFMH) coordinator for the Police Department. He works with rental owners, managers, and residents of multi-housing communities, apartments and townhouses on livability and safety issues. If you have questions about CFMH or you would like more information about police calls for service to particular rental communities here in Faribault, contact Sergeant Mark Krenik at 507-334-0944 or by email.
Training Opportunities
All owners or managers or 1 or more rental units in Faribault must have CFMH Phase I certification prior to rental license renewal. The only proof of certification accepted is a valid CFMH Phase I certificate. If you have lost your certificate, you must contact the agency where you took your class for a replacement.
The Faribault Police Department will hold CFMH classes periodically throughout the year. Our CFMH classes are open to all rental property managers, owners, and employees.
CFMH Phase I training – Sept. 20th & Nov. 15th
The Faribault Police Department Presents:
CFMH - Phase One Training
Sept 20th & Nov. 15th, 2016 8am - 5pm
25 4th Street NW. Faribault, MN
The cost is $30 per person (which includes lunch and all training materials).
Click HERE to access the registration form
Registrations and payment are due by Sept 14 or Nov.10, 2016.
Mail your registration and payment to:
Faribault Police Department 25 4th Street NW. Faribault, MN 55021
Please make checks payable to: Faribault Police Department
Class size will be limited so register early.
If you need to attend a CFMH class prior to a scheduled class here in Faribault, other communities around Minnesota do sponsor CFMH trainings. To find an updated list of trainings in different cities, go to the Minnesota Crime Prevention website. If you would like to attend a CFMH class in another city, you must register directly with the host city.
Resources
The following publications are good resources for rental owners, managers, and residents.
Sergeant Mark Krenik and CSO Supervisor Doug Delesha are the designated Crime Free Multi-Housing (CFMH) coordinator for the Police Department. He works with rental owners, managers, and residents of multi-housing communities, apartments and townhouses on livability and safety issues. If you have questions about CFMH or you would like more information about police calls for service to particular rental communities here in Faribault, contact Sergeant Mark Krenik at 507-334-0944 or by email.
Training Opportunities
All owners or managers or 1 or more rental units in Faribault must have CFMH Phase I certification prior to rental license renewal. The only proof of certification accepted is a valid CFMH Phase I certificate. If you have lost your certificate, you must contact the agency where you took your class for a replacement.
The Faribault Police Department will hold CFMH classes periodically throughout the year. Our CFMH classes are open to all rental property managers, owners, and employees.
CFMH Phase I training – Sept. 20th & Nov. 15th
The Faribault Police Department Presents:
CFMH - Phase One Training
Sept 20th & Nov. 15th, 2016 8am - 5pm
25 4th Street NW. Faribault, MN
The cost is $30 per person (which includes lunch and all training materials).
Click HERE to access the registration form
Registrations and payment are due by Sept 14 or Nov.10, 2016.
Mail your registration and payment to:
Faribault Police Department 25 4th Street NW. Faribault, MN 55021
Please make checks payable to: Faribault Police Department
Class size will be limited so register early.
If you need to attend a CFMH class prior to a scheduled class here in Faribault, other communities around Minnesota do sponsor CFMH trainings. To find an updated list of trainings in different cities, go to the Minnesota Crime Prevention website. If you would like to attend a CFMH class in another city, you must register directly with the host city.
Resources
The following publications are good resources for rental owners, managers, and residents.