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Residents are encouraged to participate in the city’s Neighborhood Watch program, which teaches people how to guard against crime.
Neighborhood Watch allows residents to get acquainted with neighbors and work with the Sheriff’s Department at regular crime-prevention meetings. All that is required is to schedule a date with the Neighborhood Watch office and alert neighbors about a meeting. Information: (949) 248-3585.
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