The Noblesville Police Department is pleased to announce that a new crime watch group is forming in the downtown area. The “2nd Ward” Crime Watch group consists of residences from the Conner Street going south to Pleasant Street and from 10th Street all the way east to 19th Street. The startup meeting will be held at 7:00pm on February 5th in the City Hall Conference Rooms A and B. The “2nd Ward” Crime Watch coordinator is Mr. L. Davis and he can be reached at [email protected]. If you are interested in being part of the “2nd Ward” Crime Watch please join us for an interesting meeting. Light refreshments will be provided.
Info on Crime Watch: The Noblesville Police Department recognizes that community participation in crime prevention programs is essential to improving the quality of life in the City of Noblesville. One of the most effective ways to promote citizen interaction with police is sharing of information. The Neighborhood Watch Program encourages this partnership between the police and community. It is a program of neighbors watching out for other neighbors, particularly during times when criminal activity would likely occur. Neighborhood Watch Programs are a means by which citizens can address immediate crime problems, focus on home security, and build neighborhood cohesion.
To combat the increase in crime in today's society, the police need the eyes and ears of citizens like you. To help the police protect your property from criminals you must get involved. To help you help yourself, your community, and the Noblesville Police Department the Neighborhood Watch Program was established.
The Noblesville Police Department would like you to start or join a Neighborhood Watch Program, and learn what you can do to reduce your chances of becoming a crime victim. A Neighborhood Watch is easy to start, and effective when implemented. By starting a Neighborhood Watch in your area, you are taking the first step towards making your home, your neighborhood, and your community a safer place to live.
If you’re interested in starting or joining an already established Neighborhood Crime Watch Group please contact Lt. Cynthia Dukette-Rodriguez at [email protected] or 317-776-6340 ex 1252.
