| Welcome to our Neighborhood Watch Page, our newest NWC Chair, Tim Ward will be contacting you individually if you are already on the NWC. To join this committee and to find out how you can help and be informed please complete this form: What is the Neighborhood Watch? The Neighborhood Watch Program is a program where homeowners and residents of the neighborhood work together to reduce opportunities for crime to occur. We are taught how to make our homes less of a target, how to properly identify and communicate important information. What is essential for a Neighborhood Watch program to be successful? You are! Local law enforcement has suggested that at least 60% of the neighborhood needs to participate in the Watch program for it to be successful. What are some ways that I can help? Block captains are needed on many of our neighborhood streets and are absolutely crucial to the success of this program -- and many others. Block captains will serve as a communicator between the neighborhood residents and the watch program committee. They will assist residents in reporting suspicious activity as well as providing special event information. A complete information packet from the Sheriff's office is available in PDF format. This includes crime logs, responsibilities, and rights of the Neighborhood Watch Program and residents. |
Neighborhood Watch Information
Westfield Terra and Westfield Estates, Katy Texas
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Thanks to Deputy Fortenor for attending our HOA MTG Important Prevention Information from the meeting: Make sure to lock your car doors. If it didn't beep, it's probably not locked. Be sure to take your valuables inside the house when you leave a car. Report any suspicious behavior to the non emergency phone like at 713-221-6000 ******************* There are now TWO Harris County Sheriff's Deputies which patrol our neighborhood. They do so at different times to provide more security and safety to us throughout the day and evening. You may have also noticed the signs at the entrance (e.g. the Sundown Glenn entrance) that inform that public that this neighborhood is patrolled. |