Southeast Aurora - Neighborhood Watch

Aurora, Colorado, USA

 

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Neighborhood Watch

A Neighborhood Watch serving Tollgate Crossing, Sorrel Ranch, The Wheatlands, Beacon Point, Southshore, Tallyn’s Reach, Saddle Rock - North, Serenity Ridge, Black Stone, Heritage Eagle Bend and Rocking Horse

Aurora Police - Non emergency phone number - 303-627-3100

Access Aurora - The city’s customer service, information and call center - 303-739-7000


PAR Officer John Cassell - email: <jcassell@auroragov.org> phone: 303-627-3172

HAC Judy Van Meter - <watchgroup@southeastaurora-neighborhoodwatch.org> 303-953-8205

Safety & Security


Looking out for each other, Helping ensure the safety and security of our families, communities, and property.

The Aurora Police Department supports citizen efforts to coordinate Neighborhood Watch programs.  Community volunteers, not police officers, run this program.  The volunteers coordinate activities in their areas, arrange meetings, picnics and other social gatherings, where they introduce crime prevention tips and safety training for the residents.


Neighborhood Watch is a group of citizens organized the goal of taking an active roll in making their community healthy and crime-free by working with law enforcement and other city resources. By building a problem-solving network that encourages citizens to form a bond to maintain their neighborhoods, both as a deterrent to crime and a way to make the neighborhood a good place to live, residents solve their own problems. This is the basis of a strong community-policing program. A Neighborhood Watch program is built through neighbors who identify community concerns and criminal activity and who work toward improving the quality of life in the community.


The program operates through a communication chain that includes the Police Area Representative (PAR Officer), area representatives, block captains and residents.


Our area (Area 26 of the Aurora Police Department) represents many housing developments in south-east Aurora and although they are not all involved with us yet, they will be. These areas include Tollgate Crossing, Sorrel Ranch, Wheatlands, Beacon Point, Southshore, Tallyn’s Reach, Serenity Ridge, Black Stone, Saddle Rock - North, Heritage Eagle Bend, and Rocking Horse.


Neighborhood Watch is active in all but Serenity Ridge, Black Stone, and Rocking Horse. John and I will be working on those areas this summer and fall. Heritage Eagle Bend usually holds their own meetings, although we do share meetings at times. Officer Cassell does represent both areas as our Police Area Representative.


Judy Van Meter - Head Area Coordinator

 

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Mailing List

(For additional info regarding our mailing lists - We have some lists tailored to specific  communities - Please see the ‘eMail lists’ page for mailing lists designed specifically for Tollgate Crossing, Beacon Point and Tallyn’s Reach.)