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Neighborhood Watch Group Starter Kit
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- Written by: Claudia McHenry
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Below is a compilation of resources from several local and national sources, combined with CSSL's own tools, to help you start a neighborhood watch in your community.
I. INTRODUCTION AND HOW TO START A GROUP
- Letter from Police Chief Attarian
- San Leandro Police Department
- Checklist for starting a Neighborhood Watch program
- National Crime Prevention Council Tools & resources to get started or Maintain a Neighborhood Watch Program
- Neighborhood Watch Program, article Detailed steps on how to get started
II. ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
- Broadmoor Neighborhood Association “Neighbor to Neighbor” Tools for Holding Meetings with Your Neighbors
- National Night Out website Registration, Info, Superstore
- National Crime Prevention Council McGruff House Program Overview McGruff House-Getting Started
III. FLYERS, HANDOUTS, INFORMATIONAL PAGES
- National Neighborhood Watch Institute Signs, posters, books
- Citizens for a Safer San Leandro:
- Neighborhood Watch Safety Tips
- Take a Bite Out of Crime Flyer (MS Word Document - right-click link to download)
- Police Beat Maps
- Community Associations & Maps