21. Safety And Crime Prevention - Starting A Neighborhood Watch Call the Scottsdale Police Department s crime prevention Unit (480312-5305) or Tell the neighborhood watch Coordinator about any issue or concern that may be http://www.scottsdaleaz.gov/safety/nw.asp

Home Events Jobs Services ... Search Safety and Crime Prevention How Do I Start a Neighborhood Watch? Talk to your neighbors. Do they know that a Neighborhood Watch program is fun? What are their issues? What nights are they available for a meeting? Ask neighbors to be Co-Captains (one neighbor per 10 homes). Start a committee with interested neighbors to plan the first meeting. Assign someone to: market/advertise the meeting, make/buy food, meeting logistics (name tags, copy of sign-in sheet, pens). Focus on the "3 F's" which are Food, Fun and Free things. Advertise the meeting to your neighbors! Invite ALL your neighbors (in your geographical area). Talk to everyone when you get the opportunity. Deliver flyers to each home. Involve the children of your community by asking them to help by delivering the flyers. Call to confirm with your Neighborhood Watch Coordinator representative 48 hours prior to the meeting. Set up a welcome table before the meeting begins with the sign-in sheet, name tags, and any applicable material provided by the City of Scottsdale. Introduce the Neighborhood Watch Coordinator that will present on Neighborhood Watch. The presentation will last approximately 45 minutes followed by 10 minutes of questions. After the meeting, schedule a follow-up meeting with your group (a City of Scottsdale representative does not have to attend the second and subsequent meetings). Thank everyone who attended and acknowledge those who helped or neighborhood businesses that donated items. Invite neighbors to remain and get to know each other.

22. Snohomish County : Crime Prevention : Neighborhood Watch neighborhood watch can be used for more that crime prevention. It can be used on a variety of projects such as area cleanup, food http://www1.co.snohomish.wa.us/Departments/Sheriff/Services/Crime_Prevention/Nei

County Links Get Directions Contact Us Feedback County Home Privacy Statement County A-Z Services A-Z Community Links Popular Services About the County Site Information Sheriff Sheriff Services Crime Prevention Car Theft Prevention ... Crime Prevention Neighborhood Watch Benefits of a Neighborhood Watch Program Neighborhoods working together create a greater sense of security and well-being. Knowing you "Look out for each other" lessens the fear of crime. You become the eyes and ears for the Sheriff's Office. Reduces the risk of being a crime victim. The preventive measures you are taught can substantially decrease the risk of being burglarized, as well as lowering the chance of vandalism, graffiti, and other crimes. You'll learn what to observe and report to your neighbors and to law enforcement. You'll learn what law enforcement needs to know when you report a crime. Knowing your neighbors is an important part of this program. You'll get to know who to contact, be aware of who belongs and who does not, and create a stronger sense of community. It simply comes down to our motto "We look out for each other"! You get information via newsletters, emails, and phone calls concerning crime prevention methods and crime activity to be aware of. You will be better prepared to spot criminal activity in your neighborhood.

23. Mesa PD Crime Prevention Unit/Community Relations neighborhood watch is a crime prevention program which enlists the active participation of citizens in cooperation with law enforcement to reduce crime in http://www.ci.mesa.az.us/police/literature/neighbor.asp

Police Home Crime Prevention Unit Home Neighborhood Watch Neighborhood Watch Forms ... Other Links of Interest Neighborhood Watch What Is Neighborhood Watch? Neighborhood Watch is a crime prevention program which enlists the active participation of citizens in cooperation with law enforcement to reduce crime in their communities. Neighborhood Watch does not require frequent meetings; only 2 per calendar year. The purpose of the Neighborhood Watch Program is to create an alert neighborhood by using simple crime prevention methods. Quick Links Request the Info Brochure Download the Brochure National Neighborhood Watch Program How Does It Work? Neighbors getting to know each other and working together in a program of mutual assistance; Citizens being aware of, and knowing how to recognize and report, suspicious activities in their neighborhoods;

24. Mesa PD Crime Prevention Unit - Neighborhood Watch Newsletters neighborhood watch Newsletters. Here you will find current and past copies of the neighborhood watch newsletters that are sent on http://www.ci.mesa.az.us/police/nw_newsletters.asp

Police Home Crime Prevention Unit Home Meet Your CPS Child Safety Information ... Other Links of Interest Neighborhood Watch Newsletters Here you will find current and past copies of the Neighborhood Watch newsletters that are sent on a quarterly basis to those who participate in the Neighborhood Watch program. To find out more about starting a Neighborhood Watch in your area, please visit our information page at www.cityofmesa.org/police/literature/neighbor.asp Reading/printing these newsletters requires the Adobe Acrobat Reader , available for free from Adobe. Adobe, the Adobe logo, Acrobat, and the Acrobat logo are trademarks of Adobe Systems Incorporated. Falcon Focus Super Sentinel West Side Stories Falcon Focus (for Falcon District) Spring 2004 Fall 2003 June 2003 February 2003 ... May 2001 Super Sentinel (for Superstition District) February 2004 November 2003 August 2003 May 2003 ... November 2001 West Side Stories Fall 2003 Spring 2003 Fall 2001 Summer 2001 ... Site Map Last updated: 04/12/2004 04:30 PM

25. Main: Crime Prevention Tips Miscellaneous crime Tips; neighborhood watch; School; Self Protection and Personal Safety; Senior Citizens; Tourist Victimization prevention; Vehicles; Young People; http://www.lapdonline.org/bldg_safer_comms/prevention_main.htm

The LAPD is dedicated to enhancing public safety and reducing the fear and the incidence of crime. But there are many things each and every community member can do to reduce his or her chances of becoming a victim. Below are crime prevention tips for your home, your business, yourself and your family. We urge you to familiarize yourself with the information contained in this section and to make crime prevention a part of your life. Tip of the Month Traffic Tip of the Month LAPD Crime Prevention Lesson Plans Holiday Crime Prevention 4th of July Gunfire Reduction Program Don't Drink and Drive Flash Presentation] Fall Holiday Season General Holiday Season Safety Tips Halloween Safety [PDF] Holiday Crime Prevention [PDF] New Years Eve Gunfire Reduction Program St. Patricks Day Crime Prevention Topics Business Community Awareness with Explosives Disabled Domestic Abuse and Sexual Assault ... Violence Prevention Crime Prevention Tips for the Home Burglary Prevention [PDF] Burglary Prevention Brochure [PDF] Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design [PDF] Residential Burglary Prevention (Spanish) [PDF] Home Security [PDF] Home Security II [PDF] Home Security Hardware [PDF] Home Security Hardware II [PDF] Apartment Watch How Can I Make My Home Safer?

26. Neighborhood Watch Programs Los Angeles Police Officers supply crime information to neighborhood watch organizations and instruct these groups in various crime prevention techniques. http://www.lapdonline.org/get_involved/neighborhood_watch/neighborhood_watch_mai

Neighborhood Watch, Block Watch, Town Watch, Crime Watch – whatever the name, it’s one of the most effective and least costly ways to prevent crime and reduce fear in your neighborhood. Neighborhood Watch Programs fight the isolation and separation that crime creates and feeds upon. It forges bonds among area residents and businesses, helps reduce burglaries and robberies, and improves relations between police and the communities they serve. The LAPD’s Neighborhood Watch Program The LAPD’s Basic Car System The ABC’s of Neighborhood Watch LAPD Crime Prevention Section ... National Night Out Neighborhood Watch Program Neighborhood Watch is the cornerstone of the LAPD’s crime prevention strategy. It enlists the active participation of residents, in cooperation with law enforcement, to reduce crime in communities throughout the city. The Neighborhood Watch program was pioneered by the Los Angeles Police Department to educate community residents regarding their roles and responsibilities in the prevention of crime, and to encourage them to take active measures to prevent crime. The program calls upon residents to step forward and assist the police in organizing the community into a cohesive unit working toward the goal of building a safer, crime-free neighborhood. Neighborhood Watch groups discuss neighborhood crime problems with the objective of developing solutions to local problems. Los Angeles Police Officers supply crime information to neighborhood watch organizations and instruct these groups in various crime prevention techniques.

27. Crime Prevention And Neighborhood Watch crime prevention and neighborhood watch The Beverly Hills Police Department offers the following free services to Beverly Hills residents and merchants http://www.beverlyhills.org/presence/connect/CoBH/Homepage/Local Government/Depa

Shortcuts Affaire in the Gardens Art Show Beverly Hills Forum Series Beverly Hills Garden and Design Showcase Calendar Chamber of Commerce City Council Meetings City Departments and Offices City Hall Hours and Contact Info E-Notices Farmers' Market Fire Department General Plan Greystone Mansion and Park Job Openings Library Municipal Code Neighborhood Watch Program Parking Structures and Sites (pdf) Police Department Press Releases Recreation Classes and Programs Residential Renters Issues T-Lot Project - Public Parking and Garden and Montage Hotel Visitors Bureau Volunteer Opportunities Webcasting BHN-10 and City Council Mtgs. City Officials Commissions and Committees Departments and Offices Cable TV ... Team Beverly Hills Crime Prevention and Neighborhood Watch The Beverly Hills Police Department offers the following free services to Beverly Hills residents and merchants: Residential Security Inspections Door and Window Locks Alarm Systems Lighting Landscaping Business Security Inspections Physical Layout Alarm Systems Lighting Inventory Control Employee Procedures Residential and Business Presentations Personal Security Home Security Carjacking Prevention Bomb Threats Anti-Terrorism Short Change Scams Shoplifting Prevention Robbery Prevention Fraud Disaster Preparedness For further information contact the Crime Prevention Section at (310) 285-2133 or email the Crime Prevention officer at crimeprevention@beverlyhills.org.

28. Neighborhood Watch The Irving Police Department has certified crime prevention officers available to are met, block captains should erect streetsize neighborhood watch signs at http://www.irvingpd.com/watch.htm

NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH CRIME PREVENTION UNIT A COMMUNITY APPROACH TO CRIME PREVENTION This crime prevention information is from the Irving Police Department in cooperation with The Institute of Criminal Justice Studies Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, Texas 78666-4610 NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH GROUPS One of the best deterrents to crime is the watchfulness of your neighbors. There are currently over four hundred of these groups meeting throughout our city. During a monthly meeting, discussions of crime concerns and crime prevention measures serve to educate and inform the citizens of Irving. Officers often make presentations on specific crime prevention tips to help make your neighborhood less attractive to criminals. The Community Services Section can help you find the active organizations in your area, or will help you start a new Neighborhood Crime Watch program. Neighborhood Watch The purpose of this brochure is to tell you how the Neighborhood Watch program works and how to organize and maintain a successful program. Neighborhood Watch was created to obtain citizen involvement in discouraging and preventing residential crime. The program uses citizen involvement to secure their own homes and personal property and to report any suspicious activities to the police. Since its creation approximately ten years ago, it has brought a dramatic drop in the local residential crime rate. Neighborhood Crime Facts *Burglary, auto theft, rape, child molestation, and arson are the most prevalent neighborhood crimes.

29. Neighborhood Watch crime prevention Unit neighborhood watch. The first step in starting a neighborhood watch is to contact the crime prevention Unit and request a starter packet. http://www.ci.simi-valley.ca.us/html/neigh.htm

2929 Tapo Canyon Road Simi Valley, CA 93063 Site Modified: 03/22/04 10:03 AM Select a link Home About the City City Departments City Council City Manager City Attorney Administrative Services Community Services Environmental Services Police Department Public Works City Council Agenda City Council Minutes Employment Links Neighborhood Councils Phone Numbers Planning Commission Agenda Press Releases Public Meeting Agendas Schedule of Service Charges Simi Valley Transit What's New Home About the City City Council City Departments ... Links Police Department Police Chief: Mark E. Layhew Location: 3901 Alamo Street Simi Valley, CA 93063 Crime Prevention Unit Neighborhood Watch Burglary is a crime of opportunity, committed by criminals who capitalize on carelessness or neglect. Most home burglaries are not committed by professionals who have planned to commit a burglary. Most are committed by amateurs, who find an open or unlocked door or window, or drug abusers that take advantage of a home's weak defenses. To combat the increase in crime in today's society, the police need the eyes and ears of citizens like you. To help the police protect your property from criminals you must get involved. To help you help yourself, your community, and the Simi Valley Police Department the Neighborhood Watch Program was established.

30. City Of Boise-Police-Crime Prevention-Neighborhood Watch neighborhood watch. The neighborhood watch program is neighbors watching out for each other to reduce and prevent crime in their neighborhoods. http://www.cityofboise.org/police/crime_prevention/?id=neighborhood_watch_progra

31. City Of Boise - Police - Crime Prevention Safety Tips, crime Stoppers. Home Vacation Safety Tips, Block Home. Home Security Survey, Robbery prevention. neighborhood watch Program, Workplace Violence. http://www.cityofboise.org/Police/crime_prevention/

Search CITY GOVERNMENT SERVICES DEPARTMENTS BUSINESS ... SPEAKERS BUREAU BOISE CITY POLICE 7200 Barrister Drive Boise, ID 83704 General Information Fax: (208) 377-6668 E-mail: Boise City Police NAVIGATION: Police Crime Prevention PRINTER FRIENDLY Crime Prevention " The anticipation, recognition and appraisal of a crime risk and the initiation of some action to remove or reduce it." April Safety Tip Read The Boise Bark - Neighborhood Watch Letter The Boise City Police Crime Prevention Unit offers services, presentations, and information to the community on the following topics: Safety Tips Crime Stoppers Home Vacation Safety Tips Block Home ... Contact Us

32. Neighborhood Watch | Police neighborhood watch is a crime prevention program that enlists the active participation of citizens in cooperation with law enforcement to reduce crime in their http://www.sannet.gov/police/prevention/neighwatch.shtml

Revitalizing Neighborhood Watch Successful Community Starting a Neighborhood Watch Crime and fear of crime threaten the well being of a community. People become afraid to use streets and parks, suspicion erupts between young and old, and businesses gradually leave. Crime, in turn, feeds on the social isolation it creates. Modern life styles, with the increasing number of families with working parents and greater job mobility, contribute to this isolation and lack of community ties. You and your neighbors can prevent or break this vicious cycle and in the process, build your community into a safe, friendly, caring place. Neighborhood Watch is a crime prevention program that enlists the active participation of citizens in cooperation with law enforcement to reduce crime in their communities. Revitalizing Neighborhood Watch The San Diego Police Department is revitalizing Neighborhood Watch in all of its communities. Our mission is to build upon the original concepts of Neighborhood Watch, utilizing all available resources to create a proactive community-police partnership for crime prevention and problem solving in each community. Why is this important? Since there cannot be a police officer on every corner, citizen involvement is essential to combat crime. You and your neighbors are experts who really know what is going on in your community and by cooperating with each other and the police, you can help fight crime the most effective way before it begins. Successful Community

33. Crime Prevention Education Tips, Activities, Resources By educating the community on crime prevention techniques and by getting citizens involved in crime prevention activities such as neighborhood watch, we can http://www.sannet.gov/police/prevention/index.shtml

By educating the community on crime prevention techniques and by getting citizens involved in crime prevention activities such as neighborhood watch, we can reduce the number of crimes in San Diego and increase the quality of life for its citizens. Prevention Tips Programs and Activities Neighborhood Watch Victim Resources ... Privacy Notice

34. VCPA FIRST PAGE contract or grant. Some of the consulting services include General crime prevention Services; neighborhood watch; Safety and Security http://www.vcpa.org/

Virginia Crime Prevention Association 1405 Westover Hills Blvd., Suite 6, Richmond, Va. 23225 (804) 231-3800 FAX (804) 231-3900 email: vaprevent@aol.com Executive Director: Patrick D. Harris We Support Our Troops FBI Most Wanted Terrorists OPEN Computers and Crime Prevention - Lynchburg, June 17/18 - FULL Refuse to Be a Victim / Personal Safety - Bristol, June 28/29 - OPEN Basic Crime Prevention - Lynchburg, July 12/16 - ... August 23/25 OPEN New Course: Basic Crime Prevention - Henrico County, September 27 - October 1 OPEN Training-News-Events 2004 Training Courses 2004 VCPA Conference L atest News VCPA Newsletter - Fall 2003 Links VA Neighborhood Watch VA CPTED Committee DCJS Crime Prevention Center Crime Prevention Links ... On-Line Training Standards-Recommendations Prevention Program Tips Crime Prevention Standards Crime Prevention Assessment Home Security pdf Business Security pdf VCPA About The VCPA 2003-2004 Board of Directors 2002 Annual Report pdf VCPA By-Laws VCPA Regions Applications VCPA Service Application Membership Application Practitioner Exchange National Crime Prevention Council Announces New President and CEO On May 10, the National Crime Prevention Council (NCPC) announced a new President and CEO, retired Major General Alfonso E. Lenhardt. Mr. Lenhardt will take the reigns of the national non-profit best known for its icon, McGruff the Crime Dog® and the crime prevention information widely distributed through its many trainings, publications, and public service campaigns.

35. SECURE AMERICA: Prevent Terrorism Now! Campaign will be to assist local, state and federal law enforcement officials in Virginia to use neighborhood watch and other crime prevention programs to http://www.vcpa.org/SecureAmerica/

Virginia Crime Prevention Association 1405 Westover Hills Blvd., Suite , Richmond, Va. 23225 (804)231-3800 FAX (804)231-3900 E-Mail VaPrevent@aol.com About The VCPA VCPA Newsletter: Fall 2003 Training Update: ... 2003/2004 VCPA Board of Directors 2002 VCPA Annual Report VCPA By-Laws VCPA Regions Crime Prevention Standards Crime Prevention Links ... VCPA Service Application Call to report information about terrorism in Virginia. Mobilizing Neighborhood Watch to Support Homeland Security In late September, Attorney General John Ashcroft issued a call to create a "National Neighborhood Watch" to enlist the help of all Americans in the war against terrorism. In response to this call, the Virginia Crime Prevention Association (VCPA) is asking law enforcement agencies in Virginia to Secure America by mobilizing Neighborhood Watch with a new mission, to support Homeland Security. This new mission is to provide Virginians the means to be on the watch for suspicious activity and to make their homes and communities more secure. The VCPA will help law enforcement by providing training, technical assistance and resource material. Time is of the essence. People want to get involved and are asking what they need to do to and how to report possible terrorist threats. Neighborhood Watch is a well-established program sponsored by local police and sheriff's departments. It is a natural tool to get people involved and to enlist the eyes and ears of all Americans in the war against terrorism.

36. City Of Fresno, Police Home Page the community by educating the public in the application of physical crime prevention techniques. To encourage participation in the neighborhood watch Program. http://www.fresno.gov/fpd/neighborhood.asp

Contact Information 2323 Mariposa Mall Fresno, CA 93721 Phone 559-621-2000 FAX 559-498-5168 Emergency 911 Non-Emergency 621-7000 policedept@fresno.gov Graffiti Hotline Links Police Home Page Chief's Advisory Board Needs Assessment Summary Megan's Law ... Crime Control Maps Police Services Phone Numbers Policing Districts Skywatch K-9 Unit ... Internal Affairs Problem Oriented Policing (POP) Records Bureau Mounted Patrol Community Services Crime Stoppers Reserve Police Crime Prevention H.E.A.T. Auto Theft Task Force ... Citizens Patrol Fresno Police and Neighborhood Watch Association What is Neighborhood Watch? The Neighborhood Watch Program was developed to bring together Law Enforcement teams and private citizens in a cooperative effort working together for the betterment of all our citizens. Much of the work is done by the committee chair people and the Community Service Officers who are involved with the program. This is simply a program of neighbors watching out for each other. It is designed to enlist the active participation of citizens in cooperation with the police to reduce crime and improve the quality of life in their neighborhoods. The specific and primary purposes of the Fresno Police and Neighborhood Watch Association is: To become acquainted with your neighbors.

37. Neighborhood Watch - Crime Prevention - Douglas County Sheriff's Office - Oregon neighborhood watch Program support for almost 100 programs prevention material available via speaker presentations, brochures and/or Rural crime; Illegal Drugs. http://www.dcso.com/crime1.asp

Neighborhood Watch Click on McGruff to report a crime or suspicious activity in the Douglas County area. What is Neighborhood Watch? Neighborhood Watch is a group of neighbors looking out for neighbors. It is getting to know each other and becoming familiar with your neighbor's habits and vehicles so that you will know when something is suspicious or out of the ordinary. In addition to recognizing potential suspicious activities, Neighborhood Watch participants report such activity by calling 911. After calling 911, also notify your Watch Chairperson. All of this doesn't make you a nosy neighbor - it makes you a good neighbor in the old-fashioned sense of the word. Many people don't want to bother the police because they are afraid that it may not be a real emergency or that they may be embarrassed if their suspicions turn out to be unfounded. The police would much rather be called out to investigate than to be called after a crime has been committed. When in doubt, always call 911. The 911 dispatch center is staffed with trained operators who will evaluate your call, rank its priority, and dispatch it to the appropriate officer. Neighborhood Watch does NOT mean being a vigilante. Participants do not confront suspects or take any personal risks at all.

38. Crime Prevention And Neighborhood Watches The crime prevention Section includes the crime prevention and neighborhood watch programs, the school resource officers for both Countryside High School and http://www.clearwaterpolice.org/nwatch/index.asp

Search the Site Site Map Contact Us City Home City Home ... Police Home > Neighborhood Watch BACK Crime Prevention Section Police Headquarters 645 Pierce St. Clearwater, FL 33576 Fax: (727) 562-4466 Article: Teaching Your Children about Danger The Crime Prevention Section includes the crime prevention and neighborhood watch programs, the school resource officers for both Countryside High School and Clearwater High School, the Officer Friendly program in the elementary schools, and the assignment of police officers to "off duty" details for private employers. Crime Prevention officers provide informational programs and presentations on a variety of topics to civic and community groups. The department's citizen Ride Along Program is administered from the Crime Prevention Section. For information on hiring off-duty officers for private businesses or functions within the City, contact Officer Carol Schmidt at (727) 562-4143. Crime Prevention Programs and Presentations Officer Friendly Program Hispanic Outreach Citizen Police Academy ... Ride Along Program Crime Prevention and Neighborhood Watch Officers Sergeant Greg Stewart Officer Lisa Hebert Crime Prevention Officer William Farias Hispanic Liaison Previous Page Top of Page City Home About Clearwater ... Site Map Page last updated Monday, February 09, 2004

39. Murray City Corporation - Community Services - Neighborhood Watch ATTEND crime prevention MEETINGS. Plan to attend every neighborhood watch meeting that is put on by the police department and your neighborhood. http://www.ci.murray.ut.us/commsrvc/what_is.htm

Home Community Services Neighborhood Watch What is Neighborhood Watch? Neighborhood Watch is a citizen's involvement program, where citizens, in cooperation with the local law enforcement agency, directly participate in the detection and prevention of crime. Citizens involved in Neighborhood Watch are trained in how to recognize suspicious activities and report these to the Police Department. Neighborhood Watch citizens keep well informed about their neighborhood and of any suspicious, criminal or dangerous activities that may be occurring. In short, Neighborhood Watch citizens provide valuable information to the Police Department for investigation and apprehension of criminals. Neighborhood Watch is not A group of vigilantes or lawless people taking the law into their own hands. Nor do Neighborhood Watch citizens take the place of the Police Department in enforcing the law or apprehending criminals. Why Neighborhood Watch works On a national scale there is approximately ONE POLICE OFFICER for every 2,000 citizens. Obviously, there are many more citizens than there are police officers. Neighborhood Watch greatly reduces this ratio of citizens to police by having Neighborhood Watch citizens become an extension of the Police Department's eyes and ears. Neighborhood Watch provides the community with UNLIMITED AVAILABILITY of citizens to watch their neighborhood for suspicious activities or crime. This helps to deter crime since the criminal must now be on guard against the entire community.

40. Crime Prevention Tips - Fairfax County, Virginia neighborhood watch A Community crime prevention Program. AN INTRODUCTION TO neighborhood watch. Join the Fairfax County Police Department http://www.co.fairfax.va.us/ps/police/police15c.htm

Overview Community Policing Crime Information Crime Prevention ... Contact Us Crime Prevention - Tips you are here homepage public safety police department crime prevention ... You're Invited To Have a Safe and Legal Party in Fairfax County Neighborhood Watch: A Community Crime Prevention Program AN INTRODUCTION TO NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH Join the Fairfax County Police Department in preventing crime and become a member of our Neighborhood Watch program. When we band together, we can help each other and effectively reduce crime in our neighborhoods. Neighborhood Watch began in 1979 and has flourished steadily with over 900 community programs established throughout the county. The success of the program is due to the cooperative involvement of police and citizens. By donating a small amount of your time to observe and report suspicious activities in your neighborhood, you can be one of thousands of citizens who are contributing to the prevention of crime. The objective of Neighborhood Watch is to organize communities where residents are trained to be alert to potential crimes in their neighborhoods. Citizens are trained to keep watchful eyes on neighbors' homes and be alert to any suspicious or unusual activity that is occurring close to home. Patrol of neighborhoods can be accomplished by citizens-band radio-equipped vehicles or foot patrol. With the quick identification of a potential problem in your area, we can provide a prompt response and the trained personnel to investigate any reported incident or suspicion.

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