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“Neighbors Helping Neighbors”
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Neighbors Helping Neighbors
Join your neighbors in taking a pro active step to keep our neighborhoods safe. The residential Neighborhood Watch are made up of residents who volunteer their time to act as extra eyes and ears in the community.
How does a Neighborhood Watch Work?
Each neighborhood consists of a neighborhood captain and several block captains. The neighborhood captain is a liaison between the Sheriff's Office and the neighborhood. He/she oversees the start up of the Neighborhood Watch in that subdivision and supports the block captains. All volunteers attend an hour-long training session with a Sheriff's deputy. Once the neighborhood volunteers are trained and organized, a Neighborhood Watch sign will be placed at the neighborhood entrance. If you are interested in volunteering for your neighborhood, please contact Susanne Morris at BROOKSTONE COMMODORE POINT Marty Schnabel COUNTRY WALK Brian & Virginia Henry COUNTRY WALK Jeff & Jennifer Eaton CYPRESS CREEK Jim Dvorak EAGLE CREEK Jim Dvorak EAGLE COVE Elizabeth Jones FAIRWAY RIDGE Nina Beliewski FIDDLER’S RIDGE Angie Grospitch FIDDLER’S RIDGE Dawn Whittacker HOLMES LANDING Gina Waterhouse KEATON CHASE Marty & Joyce Engelken LAKEWAY Lee DiGiovanni LINKSIDE Mary Holtcamp PINECREST Jack Fitzpatrick RIVERTRACE Andrea Randall ROLAND’S WAY Rob & Christy Surgeoner SALT CREEK Jim Dvorak SHELTER COVE David & Ginger Leinecker SOUTH BROOK Karla & Jim Ziegener SPRING CREEK Jim Dvorak STONE CREEK Evelyn Gresham STONE CREEK Barbara Cowart SUNSET POINT Bill McFarland THE ENCLAVE Jim Wood THE ENCLAVE Dom THE PRESERVE Ron & Carole Kos TIMBER WOODS Frank & Joanne Letorre WARD’S LANDING Sandy Goldman & Nina Hemmelgarn WATER CREST Joy Campbell
These volunteers committed to the Neighborhood Watch, recruited the necessary volunteers and attended training with the Clay County Sheriff's Office. Thanks to all of them and their residents for helping to keep our community safe and secure.
The following neighborhoods have not yet joined. Daniel’s Landing Eagle Watch Hawk’s Nest Lookout Landing Players Club Rivergate Stoney Glen Water’s Edge Woodlake
If you are interested in starting a Neighborhood Watch in your area, contact Susanne Morris, Neighborhood Watch Coordinator at ehneighborhoodwatch@hamptongolfclubs.com.
Photos from National Night Out, August 2008
NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH is easy to get involved in. All you need is a willingness to get involved in your community.
NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH is concerned citizens taking positive steps to secure their own property, and neighbors providing extra “eyes and ears” to help the Sheriff’s Office by watching and reporting suspicious activity to the Sheriff’s Office. Statistics show that areas with Active Neighborhood Watch programs enjoy a lower crime rate, with fewer instances of burglary and vandalism.
Things you can do:
o Make your home and property less inviting targets for crime. o Lock your car; do not keep valuables in your car. o Keep your garage door closed at all times. o Keep valuables secure and off your yard. o Arrange for a home security inspection by the Sheriff’s Office to identify security vulnerabilities in your home. o Mark your valuable property with an identifying number (Operation I.D.) or record serial numbers to help law enforcement agencies identify and return lost or stolen property. o Become more aware of your neighbors normal activities. This will help you: o Identify suspicious activity. o Describe and report events, vehicles and persons that seam out of place. o Know when your neighbors are out-of-town or their house is vacant. o Contact the Sheriff’s Office @ 264-6512 if you have any questions or concerns. |
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