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Home My WebLink AboutNeighborhood Watch 2014RIVERSIDE COUNTY ~ SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH Arl LAKE ELSINORE •" ' STATION .;o E R1p O/DE KE ELSINORE STATION Captain Leonard Hollingsworth POLICE Chief of Police oP7�—\\JDOM EDUCE 13 NATIONAL CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL ll@riversioesneriff.or nkaas (c--v, rivers i de's her iff.or� rTaca @rfdesh�iff.or jim'qrb7MA'@?MMid7sheriff. org duces The Benefits of eighbarhood Watc ity relationships crime ka crime reporting � � proves L D Increases surveillance in the commututy D Enhances community security NATIONAL CRIME PREVENTION National Crime Prevention Council C°"" "L -I q%bl MW% Basic Components of D ighborhood Watch ^n: planning committee, coordinator, block captains, members • CommunicationLc-, email, phone tree, meetings, special outreach, and interact with other neighborhood groups • Urtnerships: working with local law enforcement, code enforcement and other supporting agencies D Visibility: signs on the street and in National Crime Prevention Council windows NATIONAL CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL 0 0 k Captain Responsibilities ation to members ers (seniors and youth) airs block meetings Coordinates check -ins for shut -in residents s identify block problems and arranges them Notifies coordinator of changes in resident information b � - �_;,,�1 � " j Sm, Crime Prevention Council E3 NATIONAL CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL I Lj Tips for Keeping Your 09L1 ? Rloinhhnrhnnrl Cafo I Fill Wakw your neighbors libm v attention to suspicious and unusual ehavior in 1 the neighborhood rovide extra eyes and ears for reporting rime and extra hands for helping neighbors ] L Replace broken windows and keep your dome secure D Always lock your car when not in the garage • Remove valuable items from your car • This program does not replace police services NATIONAL CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL Community Preparedness 4 - : ti r tment of { Homeland Security Much like crime everyone can have a role in preparing for the unexpected emergency. ctividuals or families can prepare by: ] Identifying meeting locations in case of an 'emergency F±1 Developing a family emergency contact list F±1 Assembling a disaster supply kit El Taking a course in First Aid/ CPR / AED � NATIONAL CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL aster /Emergency Preparedness ■r. n. FrY� Fr■ 11 � ' ■r. y � COMMUNITY EMERGENCY RESPONSE TEAM ighborhood volunteer team (trained by ency services professionals) who will assist during a major disaster when first responders are overwhelmed or delayed and cannot meet immediate needs. E3 NATIONAL CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL u summus Fuss S m& r.1mm M IMMEXIdATELf REPOR "If iO &a WE UVARIMNI 0 gig ARNING HUGHBORU000 WAICH PROGRAM IM FOYLE MY NEIGHBOR e tm T wa iummus mowsm K1mm ME WINIMATELY REPORTED 10 000 SHERIFFS 00fi1lEMEM1 How Its Are Generated Are answered by a Dispatcher.The Dispatcher will gather the information and access the priority of the call. late Response -M LMvw rriority - mast Calls / Property E3 NATIONAL CRIME PREVENTION National Crime Prevention Council C°"" "L f Reporting Where Location of incident, subjects, victims addresses —Abbu. )escriptions of locations - Intersections of streets with direction and distance, description of house/ building, %L 'landmarks D Locations of subjects - (cardinal or landmark) Address, direction of travel with time frame E3 NATIONAL CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL I Specific details of how or why the incident took place AarJ How the window was broken Why the person hit the other person. 7 How any tools or weapons were used (to include fists, feet, etc.) E3 NATIONAL CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL 0 Reporting Example incident report when you call the Police At 123 Avenue 7 a white male 15 to 20 years old, wearing baseball cap backwars, green t- shirt, blue jean s, and white high tops, just threw a rock through Tindow and ran north toward Mill St. This is the initial call to dispatch. Details can be added later when talking to the Officer, such as actions before incident, things said, bike he rode to the scene, etc. E3 NATIONAL CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL d Gib Ilrl '�! \ kh go] , lei F Zone 1 Coordinator Riverside County Sheriff I ake Elsinore Station � Neighborhood kw Watch Director Zone 2 Coordinator Zone 3 Coordinator i J4 0 Zone 4 Coordinator e ILI O�M$ PERANSA� K 1mr8 ARUKM F➢AiRYREPOAEDi0 PU OEPJH166r r rri 7s Zone L1 Coordinator Neighborhood Watch Block Captains (13/21) OEM Neighborhood � Watch Director Zone L2 Zone L3 Coordinator -...Coordinator Neighborhood Neighborhood Watch Block Watch Block Captains (34/120) Captains (7/39) Community Areas Zone L4 Coordinator Neighborhood Watch Block Captains (27/98) e ILI U&MON$ PEASONSAND K1mr8 lAE NAIMEMA iRY O EPO 1 ED 10 S4R Pq_5E oEPrwlhsNr .r rri � Neighborhood Watch Director Zone L1 Zone L2 Zone L3 Zone L4 Coordinator Coordinator Coordinator Coordinator Community Area Neighborhood Watches "OWN East Lake — LE Village Block Captains Lakeshore Dr. M East Lake — Summerly Block Captains Catchers Way Major League Way Scoreboard Way _ Golden Glove Way East lake — Reflections Block Captains Stonewood Lane Ontario Way Skylark Dr. Sweetwood Lane - ILI3113810613 PEASONSA D K1mr8 ARt NAINEMAiRYOEPOM iO MPUE OEPAH166Nr ,i III 11% Zone W1 Coordinator _ Neighborhood Watch Block Captains (9/18) oil, OEM Neighborhood � Watch Director Zone W2 Zone W3 Coordinator Neighborhood Watch Block Captains (3/11) Coordinator Neighborhood Watch Block Captains (2/10) Community Areas Zone W4 Coordinator Neighborhood Watch Block Captains (5/14) e ILI SII&IQNZ PERZMAL K1mr8 ARf PMMEMAiRYOEPOM iO S4R Pq_5E oEPrwlE�slr .r rri Z Zone F2 Coordinator OEM Neighborhood � Watch Director I. eaA Zone F3 Zone F4 Coordinator . Coordinator I Zone FS Coordinator Neighborhood Neighborhood Neighborhood Neighborhood Watch Block Watch Block Watch Block Watch Block Captains (3/7) Captains (0/0) Captains (28/38) Captains (11/25) c.ommunityAreas WAHNINLi MAnowaL CRiM E Cow L 42 BC / 70 Members I;EIGHR0 R8010 1,4TCH pining Components of Our eighborhood Watch 1 1, 1 w o 1-,.1 1 11 '1 1 } IN" C Ll t.1(1 S t C' C E3 NATIONAL CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL 0,14 Twining Components of Our Neighborhood Watch D Attended Overview and/or Minimum of One Block Captain Course (143) D 4yel II: Attended CERT, and/or Minimum of Two Block Captain Courses (27) w D .. Attended CERT, Other Courses, and/or Minimum of Three Block Captain Courses (31) 0 Unclassified: (215) / Total (416) "I, 13 NATIONAL CRIME PREVENTION National Crime Prevention Council C°"" "L Effectiveness of Our Neighborhood Watch Program How Can We Measure? 13 NATIONAL CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL No. Crime Type L -- 133060029 Petty Theft L -- 133250057 Residential Burglary L -- 133120129 Residential Burglary L -- 133230061 Residential Burglary L -- 133430096 Misc. Burglary L -- 133480062 Grand Theft L -- 133430016 Theft from vehicle L -- 133430023 Theft from vehicle L -- 133430037 Vehicle Theft L -- 133430045 L -- 133480024 L -- 133500058 L -- 133520130 L -- 133630048 L -- 133640049 Petty Theft Petty Theft Residential Burglary Residential Burglary Residential Burglary Grand Theft iT�Ti.i�. -�! Perin Method of Entry Vehicle was unlocked No signs of force Window shattered by a rock Sliding master bedroom door was pried No signs of force Vehicle was unlocked Vehicle was unlocked No signs of force Key was taken from adjacent unlocked vehicle Vehicle was unlocked Package was taken from doorstep Side window was forced open Rear window broken No signs of force No signs of force a r -91 LA Crime Type Method of Entry Residential Burglary No signs of force Residential Burglary Window shattered by a rock Residential Burglary Sliding master bedroom door was pried Petty Theft Package was taken from doorstep Residential Burglary Side window was forced open Residential Burglary Rear window broken Residential Burglary No signs of force Grand Theft No signs of force Unpreventable Crime Type Petty Theft Misc. Burglary Grand Theft Theft from vehicle Theft from vehicle Vehicle Theft Petty Theft 0 Method of Entry Vehicle was unlocked No signs of force Vehicle was unlocked Vehicle was unlocked No signs of force Key was taken from adjacent unlocked vehicle Vehicle was unlocked Questions E3 NATIONAL CRIME PREVENTION National Crime Prevention Council C°"" "L