Evergreen Commons Association

Sacramento, CA

Neighborhood Watch

FIRE, MEDICAL EMERGENCIES, CRIMES IN PROGRESS

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Sheriff's Department NON-Emergency Dispatch 874-5115

[From sacsheriff.com] Neighborhood Watch - this most widespread crime prevention effort in the United States has a long track record of success. It is so well respected that major criminologists do not generally undertake studies of whether it works - just how it works.

Individual communities and neighborhoods have demonstrated time and again that this simple concept -neighbors who reduce their own crime risks by marking property through Operation Identification and implementing home security survey recommendations from local law enforcement, coupled with training in how to be observant, how to help each other, and how to work with law enforcement-has enrolled more than 30 million people in its various forms.

Watches have been set up to bring together residents of marinas, campgrounds, apartment buildings, city blocks, rural counties, suburban developments, and dozens of towns, and other kinds of settings.

Your Evergreen Commons Neighborhood Watch Committee are the facilitators of our first level of crime prevention. One of the Committee’s primary missions is to get information from local law enforcement to the residents of ECA (whether owners or tenants).

In addition the Committee is here to motivate all of us to be on the lookout for persons or circumstances that may indicate unwanted criminal activity in our neighborhood. Remember, we are all members of Neighborhood Watch.

Neighborhood Watch is not an organization of emergency first responders. If you witness suspicious circumstances, a crime in progress, or have any other emergency, CALL 911.

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Evergreen Commons Association

Neighborhood Watch

Committee Chairman

Fred Links