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Morgan Invites Residents To Learn About Neighborhood Watch Programs
October 30, 2014
Sheriff David Morgan is inviting the public to a Neighborhood Watch Academy class taking place November 18 at the Sheriff’s Main Administration Building at 1700 West Leonard Street.
Morgan said the Neighborhood Watch Program is one of the best means of eliminating and preventing criminal activity in your neighborhood. Attendees of the class will learn how to organize a successful neighborhood watch program and prevent crime in their homes and neighborhoods. Topics to be covered in this one evening seminar include:
- The history of the neighborhood watch program
- How to make an effective call for a police response without fear of retribution
- How to become less likely to be a victim or crime
For information or to register for the class email win@escambiaso.com or call Community Services Coordinator David Craig at (850) 436-9281. For more information on the Neighborhood Watch program or to find a Neighborhood Watch in your area, visit escambiaso.com.
Pictured: Members of the Molino Neighborhood Watch during a meeting with Sheriff David Morgan. NorthEscambia.com file photos, click to enlarge.
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