Neighborhood Watch
Bill Herod
Block
Captain
BBHerod@msn.com
Dear Neighbor:
Welcome to the
neighborhood. I hope you will pleased to know that we have a crime watch program in
effect. We encourage each home owner to
play a role in that program. Certainly,
you are not expected to be a police officer.
Your first priority is
to know your neighbors. This includes
the three homes directly across the street from you, the two homes to either
side and the three homes behind you. You
should know their names, addresses and phone numbers. You should advise each other concerning your
daily routine -- your work schedule, school schedule, etc. -- and when you will
be away for several days.
Second, you should be
alert in reporting suspicious activity.
The most common activities would be someone going door-to-door, and
especially if they are going to the rear of the home. Someone waiting or
loitering in front of a house may be trying to see if there is any
activity. Make notes of their
description including sex, race, age, height, weight and clothing. Suspicious vehicles would be those moving
slowly and repeating their course, those parked for a period of time especially
at an unusual hour, and certainly those being loaded with valuables from one of
your neighbors homes.
Note the description of these vehicles -- license number, color, make,
body style and anything else you might notice.
Third would be to make
sure your own home is secure. There are many things to be mentioned in this
area that I can't cover now. I'm sure
you already know many of them, but I if you would like more information, please
let me know. In the meantime, become
acquainted with your neighbors, watch the homes mentioned above. And, if you see anything suspicious, call the
police at
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These captains are associated with the Irving Neighborhood Watch program. Each captain is responsible for the streets listed with his/her name. The IHDNA supports this program and and is always looking for volunteers to serve as Block Coordinators. E-mail Bill Herod if you can serve in any way. |
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Bill Herod |
Glen Valley Glen Vista Glen View Glen Alta Glen Dell Glencrest Glenhaven Koster Court MacArthur |
| South Glenbrook | |
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Robyn
Howard |
Cypress Post Oak |
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John
Spurgeon |
Betsy Lane O'Conner |
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Bill Holcomb |
Lane |
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Dianne
Cartwright |
Glenbrook (north of Grauwyler) |
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Carol Murray |
Broadmoor |
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Terri Keats |
Limetree |
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Mike Little |
Maykus Ct. |