You see them on telephone poles. You can see them on street signs. You see them in older established neighborhoods and in newer housing tracks. You may have them in your neighborhood. Neighborhood watch has been around for a long time.
Neighborhood watch is a very simple concept that every neighborhood can implement.
By working together and watching your neighborhood, you and your neighbors can prevent crime. It's easy to get started. Just contact the Webster Police Department's Community Services Office and set up a meeting with a Community Services Officer. The officer will explain how the police department can help you get started and will help you run your first meeting. You can make flyers and pass them out in your neighborhood announcing your first meeting.