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Neighborhood Watch - is a program to reduce the number of residential burglaries and criminal activity in the neighborhood through citizen involvement. This can be accomplished if citizens are observant of activities in their neighborhood and will report suspicious and criminal activity. The people living on a street are most familiar with typical activities and therefore will be most likely to recognize suspicious activities. This involvement is necessary for Neighborhood Watch to be successful. Additionally, since one or two people cannot watch all of the houses in a neighborhood or even on a street, it is necessary that several citizens in each area participate and have a way to communicate. By becoming a member of our email group you can communicate with your neighbor across the street, someone a few blocks away and people a few miles away all at the same time. By being aware of current and recent activity in the area helps Neighborhood Watch persons know who and what to watch for on their own block.

Watch Bytes - 911 is for fires, medical emergencies and other life or death situations.
When you need the Cops: 333-COPS (937-333-2677) dials directly into Dayton Police Dispatch. If you call 911 to report a suspicious person or someone breaking into your neighbor's house you will likely be put on hold, medical emergencies and fires take priority. Call 333-COPS when you need a police officer to respond, you'll get faster response. Be sure to give your name and call back number in case they need additional information about what you are reporting.

Watch Bytes - Thieves don't stay in one place long, they move from area to area committing the same crimes over, returning to the areas where they have been successful and met the least resistance. Reducing crime on your block requires knowing and communicating with neighbors; knowing their habits, their cars, their visitors, their kids… knowing who belongs and being able to quickly identify who doesn’t belong.