Village of Southern View

Neighborhood Watch


Neighbors Watching out for Neighbors

*****************If you have an EMERGENCY Dial 911******************* 
Otherwise please telephone 753-6666, ask for the Southern View Officer on Duty


Southern View Neighborhood Watch Mission Statement:

Be Aware / Be Safe / Be observant

Educate residents to be aware of their surroundings: communicate, observe and report any suspicious activity to the Southern View Police Dept.

Safeguard residents through means of crime prevention education and regular communication of information to one's own neighbors.


If interested in volunteering to become a block captain.
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Neighborhood Watch Committee Meetings

Date:

Location:

Time:

January 17, 2012 Municipal Bldg 6:30 PM
March 20, 2012 Municipal Bldg 6:30 PM
May 15, 2012 Municipal Bldg 6:30 PM
July 17, 2012 Municipal Bldg 6:30 PM
September 18, 2012 Municipal Bldg 6:30 PM
November 20, 2012 Municipal Bldg 6:30 PM
 

The “Sweet” Duties of a Block Captain; Be:

Safe – Report any unusual or suspicious behavior. Write down license numbers descriptions or any other information available. Remember the responsibility for apprehending criminals belongs to the Southern View Police.

United – Develop communication networks with your neighbors and fellow block captains so vital information can be shared whenever necessary.

Good Neighbor – Look out for your neighbor’s property and ask them to look out for yours.

Aware – Attend Neighborhood Watch meetings with your local police, neighbors, and other crime prevention and service organizations.

Reliable – Distribute information and perform your responsibilities in a timely manner. 


Neighborhood Watch Committee:

Kay Van  Fossan

Chief Kurt Taraba


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