Committees

Neighborhood Watch Committee

UPDATE (04/23/09): As we look forward to summer 2009, please keep in mind our safety issues. A great web site to review is "www.usa.safekids.org" May is pool safety month. Good info can be read on going to this web site, then to:media center,seasonal safety, prepare your family for pool safety month!Have a great, healthy and secure summer!

Tips for a successful Neighborhood Watch group:

• Work with the police or sheriff’s office
• Hold regular meetings
• Canvass door-to-door to recruit members
• Ask people who seldom leave their homes to be "window watcher," looking out for children and reporting any unusual activities in the neighborhood
• Gather the facts about crime in the neighborhood
• Watch groups are not vigilantes and should not assume the role of the police. Their duty is to ask neighbors to be alert, observant and caring – and to report suspicious activity or crimes immediately to the police.

If you have an issue, please email Chairman – Terri McLaughlin

You can also navigate to the Contacts page on this site and send an email to the Chairperson.