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Winderlakes Neighborhood Watch
Program Early last year Dennis Moran and Beth Gloss took the time & energy needed to get our residents involved and our
neighborhood recognized as participants in the Neighborhood Watch
Program OUR Neighborhood
Watch Program continues to grow in success. The stronger we are as a
community the safer our neighborhood will be for our families. To
insure the program remains successful, we need the ongoing support of your
attention and dedication. The sad
Truth is that the Orange County Sherriff’s Office is stretched way too thin
and is only really available after a
crime is committed. We as
residents do not have a choice—we are the only ones to make this work. We
have some 204 homes in Winderlakes and everyone needs to carve out as little
as one hour per quarter to help your Block Captain Our Goal is to prevent
crimes, not just tabulate them. |
Winderlakes Top-10 Ten
more ways to Stay Safe! 1.
Close garage doors when
not outside to keep watch 2.
Don’t leave papers or
trash cans out overnight 3.
Lock cars in driveway 4.
Don’t leave garage door
openers in the car overnight 5.
Use your outside lights at
night 6.
Ask your neighbor or Block
Captain to keep an eye on your home when you will go away 7.
Apply WLA Stickers on all
owned cars 8.
Have children use the
Buddy-System when outside 9.
Record License plate number of suspicious vehicles 10.
Use available security alarm when home and away Report everything to the Orange County Sheriffs Office (407.737.2400)
ASAP If everyone participates together in the Winderlakes
Neighborhood Watch Program, it will work! |
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