Neighborhood Watch is a program aimed at enhancing the safety and security of neighborhoods through community involvement. Here are some key aspects:

• Community-Based: It involves residents of a neighborhood working together to prevent crime and promote safety. This can include watching out for suspicious activities, reporting crimes, and sometimes engaging in community policing efforts.
• Volunteer-Led: Neighborhood Watch programs are led by volunteers who might organize meetings, distribute information, or coordinate with local law enforcement.
• Education and Awareness: These programs focus on educating community members about crime prevention techniques, how to recognize and report suspicious activities, and how to secure their homes.
• Collaboration with Law Enforcement: We have a close relationship with the CDA police department. Officers might attend meetings, provide training, or use the network to disseminate information.
• Communication: We use technology like apps, social media, or group messaging to communicate quickly within the community about safety issues or alerts.

This group exists to allow all of us to work together in helping each other. Friends helping friends.