Winchester Neighborhood Watch Program

Is your neighborhood vulnerable?
Crime feeds on apathy. If people simply "mind their own business," their entire neighborhood is vulnerable. Is your neighborhood vulnerable? Take the following test to help determine if you need a Neighborhood Watch Program.

1. Do you know all your neighbors?

2. Do you watch your neighbors' house when they are away?

3. Do your neighbors watch your home when you are away?

4. Do you and your neighbors work together on neighborhood problems?

5. If you hear or see something suspicious do you call the police?

6. Is your active involvement in your neighborhood and Community important?

7. Do you talk to the youth in your neighborhood?

8. When you see youngsters misbehaving, do you correct them?

9. Do you accept complaints about your children?

10. Do you know what is going on in your neighborhood?

● The security of the community and its citizens depends upon the people themselves.

● You and your neighbors are the ones who really know what is going on in your neighborhood.

● No Police Department can effectively protect life and property without the support and cooperation of the citizens it serves. They need your eyes and ears.

● Every citizen should be a Neighborhood Watch member.... A concerned, public-spirited person who watches their neighborhood and reports criminal activity to their local law enforcement agency.

We hit the 500 Followers milestone the other night and just moments ago we hit 500 Likes!!...Now with that being said, how can we help you? What are some things you think we could do better? Constructive criticism is always welcome, remaining respectful of course, because things are always changing. Any thing you've found out that works feel free to share. We are always looking for new ways to help one another.

We have reached 500 followers on this page!! Thank you to everyone that has stepped up in our Community to make this possible!! You are great and we appreciate your hard work!! Continue looking out for one another and reporting suspicious activity to the non-emergency line at 765-584-1721 and always dial 911 for an emergency!!