Neighborhood Watch
Program
Neighborhood
Watch was created to involve citizens in discouraging and preventing
residential crime. Citizens secure their homes and personal property
and report any suspicious activity to the police. In early 1972,
the
National Sheriff’s Association developed a model program for today’s
Neighborhood Watch program. Although the rate of specific crimes such
as burglary decreased tremendously, a further benefit has been the
substantial reduction of other crimes due to citizen involvement.
Neighborhood Watch educates participants in
the
principles of deterrence, delay, and detection. The program depends on
a communication network organized with three levels of participants –
the resident, block leaders and co-leaders, and a local law enforcement
representative. For more information, contact Captain of the
Neighborhood Watch
Micky Wagner at 503-888-8763, or by E-mail.
Hello, my name is Micky Wagner.I am a
resident of
Gervais as well as Co-Captain of the Neighborhood Watch and leaders of
the Gervais "Clean Team" Anti-Grafitti team.
Clean Team, Anti-Grafitti team
photos
