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We are attempting to work with Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department to start an active Neighborhood Watch group. If you are interested in participating, please take a quick moment to shoot an email to us at communitywatch@townesatoldstone.com to express your interest. We look forward to hearing back from you!
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Community Watch Bulletins -----
AMBER ALERT MESSAGES:
By vpres • Apr 15th, 2010 • Category: Announcements, Community Watch, FEATURE STORY
By webmaster • May 2nd, 2009 • Category: Community Watch
Interested in being on the Community Watch Committee? Contact communitywatch@townesatoldstone.com for more information or to apply.
----- Help Keep Our Neighborhod Safe!
WHAT IS COMMUNITY WATCH?
COMMUNITY WATCH is a Crime Prevention program that involves citizens working with each other and with law enforcement agencies to reduce crime and victimization in their communities. It involves:
1. Citizens protecting themselves and their property by using common sense crime prevention practices.
2. Neighbors getting to know each other, watching out for each other and acting on or reporting suspicious activities.
3. Citizens working with groups, community leaders, and, more importantly, law enforcement agencies to make entire communities safe and free from crime.
CITIZEN ALERT, NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH, BLOCK WATCH, or COMMUNITY WATCH: the names may differ, but the idea is the same. Neighbors looking out for each other.
WHY HAVE A COMMUNITY WATCH?
Because law enforcement officers cannot be on every street corner, citizen involvement is necessary to combat crime. On average, there are approximately two law enforcement officers for every 1,000 citizens.
You and your neighbors are the ones who really know what is going on in your community. By cooperating with each other and with the police, citizens can help fight crime in the most effective way preventing the victimization of themselves, their families and friends.
Your are the key element in fighting crime. GET INVOLVED!
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