Village of Southern View

Neighborhood Watch



Burglars are entering people's homes using
garage door remotes left in unlocked cars.

* Emergency Number 911
* Non Emergency Number 753-6666


Neighborhood Watch Tips
* Never leave vehicles unlocked when unattended
* Keep valuable possessions out of sight
* Never leave personal items unattended in your yard
* Always lock your home and auxiliary buildings
* Always call the police at any sign of suspicious activity
* Monogram and keep serial numbers and records for all valuables
* Become acquainted with your neighbors
*Never take the law into your own hands, CALL a police officer.


The Southern View Monthly Police Report is available online.

Jan. 2010  Click here. May. 2010 Click here.  
Feb. 2010  Click here. Jun. 2010 Click here.  
Apr. 2010 Click here. Jul. 2010 Click here.  

Volunteer to become a Block Captain.
Email for info   Click Here
Request a Sticker/Magnet   Click here

There is now a searchable database of block captains. Click here.


Upcoming Neighborhood Watch Committee Meetings

 

Date:

Location:

Time:

Program:

Sat., October 9, 2010

Village Park

4:00 PM

Village Picnic

Tue., Nov. 16, 2010

Village Hall

6:30 PM

TBA

Links:
* Springfield Police Department
* Sangamon County Sheriff
* Sex Offenders Registry
* States Attorney
* American Red Cross
* Home Inventory Documenting Checklist
Neighborhood Watch Committee:
*Adam Pallai
*Kay Van  Fossan
*Anna Berkley
*Kurt Taraba

Call 529-3352  Email them, click here

If you are a victim of Mail Fraud contact Rachel Shea (USPS-Postal Inspector) at 788-7451


Neighborhood Watch (is):

  • An organization that promotes community involvement and getting to know your neighbors
  • Teaches residents means to stay safe and not be victimized by crime
  • Educates citizens on the importance of recognizing suspicious activity
  • Trains residents to keep their valuables safe and secure 

The “Sweet” Duties of a Block Captain; Be:

Safe – Report any unusual or suspicious behavior. Write down license numbers descriptions or any other information available. Remember the responsibility for apprehending criminals belongs to the Southern View Police.

United – Develop communication networks with your neighbors and fellow block captains so vital information can be shared whenever necessary.

Good Neighbor – Look out for your neighbor’s property and ask them to look out for yours.

Aware – Attend Neighborhood Watch meetings with your local police, neighbors, and other crime prevention and service organizations.

Reliable – Distribute information and perform your responsibilities in a timely manner. 


Mission Statement

It is the mission of the Southern View Neighborhood Watch program through the assistance and sponsorship of the Southern View Police Department to actively seek members and safeguard residents of the Village of Southern View. This is accomplished through education on simple crime prevention methods as well as public awareness through meetings, publications, and a close partnership with the Southern View Police Department. No members are ever encouraged to put themselves, their family or neighbors in harms way. Instead all residents are asked to observe and report suspicions activity to the police. This leaves the responsibility for confronting and apprehending criminals to where it belongs, the Southern View Police Department. Southern View Neighborhood Watch, Neighbors watching out for neighbors!


 


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