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| Neighborhood Watch is a program aimed at
preventing crime and making our home and families safer.
It is a partnership between the Denver Police Department and the
community. Neighborhood Watch means watching out for each other by reporting suspicious
persons, vehicles and activities to the police department. Neighborhood
Watch means getting to know your neighbors and sharing what you see.
Together we can be much more effective than if we work separately.
Neighborhood Watch also includes resources to mark your valuables
with a unique identification number that will make them less
attractive to thieves. If your block or building participates, the
Denver Police Department will provide you with decals for your
doors/windows and install street signs warning criminals that the
neighbors are organized against crime. |
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Order Your Neighborhood
Watch Kit
Complete the form below and we will
email you a free Neighborhood Watch kit to get started. We
will include the name and phone number of your block or building
captain that can answer your questions. Your
kit will include:
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A unique registration number
that you can engrave on valuables such as televisions and
stereos which will be registered to you in the Denver Police
Department's database.
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Denver Police Department's
Neighborhood Watch Record Card to record serial numbers of
valuables. Once completed you will keep this is a safe
place in case of a break-in.
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A copy of Denver Police Department's
31-page booklet Crime Prevention Information Packet for
Citizens, Homeowners and Businesses.
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A free copy of Community Association
Institute's 49-page book Community Security Best Practices.
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A copy of the Uptown Alliance
Neighborhood Watch Contact Card with tips on calling the
police and how to use website to share information with
neighbors using crime alerts.
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