NEIGHBORHOOD
WATCH REPORT
FROM: DELROSE M. BROWN, Chairperson
Conversation with Sgt. Castro
(352- 394-5588x104) revealed that from September, 2007,
to
February,2008, the following incidents were reported:
Three Auto burglaries and two Home burglaries at the following locations:
1/10/08 959 Princeton
Auto burglary
1/10/08
2301 Stanford
Auto burglary
2/2/08
936 Cornell
Home burglary
2/3/08
987 Cornell
Auto theft
2/5/08
1043 Princeton
Home burglary
We need block captains in our subdivision. They would be responsible for patrolling the
streets at different times, preferably during their regular walking hours and report all suspicious activities to the Chairperson
and Sgt. Castro.
Clermont Police Department is offering the following services:
1
Vial of life program
Medical history, preferred hospital, medications and allergies
for every family member in the house is written on a form and placed in a vial. The vial is stored in the refrigerator door.
Participating homes will place a small sticker on front window. If 911 is called, paramedics will retrieve vial from refrigerator
before administering treatment.
2
Elderly persons with dementia
Individuals can obtain bracelets with assigned numbers. This number
corresponds with personal information obtained and stored in a database. Missing person with the bracelet can be easily reunited
with family.
3
Property ID Engraver
Drivers’ license number can be engraved on personal property
to identify ownership if lost or stolen…i.e. TV, Computers, and Electronics…etc.
4
Security Survey
Officers will visit residence for the purposes of conducting security
check and to make recommendations. Secure windows, doors, proper lighting, security system, and pruning edges.
Sgt. Castro
drove through our sub-division and noticed garage doors were left open. His recommendations are to keep garage door close
at all times when not in use, lock doors when you leave to walk your dog, and always set your alarm whenever you leave your
home.
