They will assist in coordinating meetings and distribute information to Block Captains. The Block Captain is the spokesperson for each neighborhoods. They will help arrange meetings on various subjects, coordinate special projects, and distribute information to members. Members The most important assets of the Neighborhood Watch Program are the members. They are the eyes and ears of Law Enforcement in a cooperative crime prevention effort.
Every member is eligible to participate in the various aspects of the program.
Meetings Arrange a date, time, and place for your meeting Select a time that is convenient for most neighbors and the Police Department of Neighborhood Watch Representative that will be handling the program. Plan the meeting date far enough in advance to give everyone adequate notice. Develop a distribute a flyer announcing the meeting. Do not be disappointed if everyone cannot attend. One hundred percent neighborhood participation is desired, but is not a requirement for the program to work.