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Sheriff, Molino Residents Praise Neighborhood Watch Effectiveness
August 27, 2013
Escambia County Sheriff David Morgan praised the effectiveness of neighborhood watch groups Monday night during a meeting of the Molino Mid-County Neighborhood Watch,.
“We can’t be everywhere all the time; you are our eyes and ears,” Morgan told the group. “Especially in the rural areas…everybody knows their neighbors.”
Sarah Jenness, president of the two-year old Molino neighborhood watch group agreed. “It’s very effective and it works,” she said.
The number of neighborhood watch groups in Escambia County is up to 114.
For more information on a joining or starting a neighborhood watch in your community, call David Craig at (850) 436-9620. The Molino Mid-County Neighborhood Watch group meets on the fourth Monday night of the month at 6:30 p.m. in the Molino Community Complex.
Pictured top: Molino Mid-County Neighborhood Watch President Sarah Jenness (background) listens to Escambia County Sheriff David Morgan speak Monday night in Molino. Pictured below: Molino Mid-County Neighborhood Watch members. NorthEscambia.com photos, click to enlarge.
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Excellent meeting and Sheriff Morgan is a very good speaker! He answered lots of questions and gave us some good answers! Our thanks to him for coming! Thank David Criag, Sarah Jenness, and Sheriff Morgan for an excellent meeting!