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Crime Prevention Tips for Residents of The Club   motion sensor lights.                            plain sight over several days is a dead giveaway.
                                                          GATES: If you don’t always keep a lock on your    An idea for RV'ers would be to load everything
         Here are a few tips from your Neighborhood Watch   side gate, it would be a good idea to do so when   but your perishables several days before
         Block Captains:                                   you’ll be gone for an extended period of time.   departure. Return your RV to storage and remain
                                                          FRONT DOOR: When someone comes to your            living in your home for several days. Then before
          CARS: Park your cars in the garage if at all     front door, don’t open the door without looking   departure return to your RV with your perishables
           possible. Burglars, most often, target cars parked
           outside.                                        through the peephole or a side window. You       and go.
          If your car is parked outside at home, lock it and   should always speak to the person – even through  VALUABLES: Burglars are usually interested in
           remove all valuables especially cell phones, GPS   the closed door to let him/her know someone is   stealing cash, guns, and jewelry heading for the
           and garage door openers.  Today, burglars have   home. If you have adoorbell, you can talk to them   bedroom first. Burglars always look for money
           electronics that can detect blue-tooth enabled   from afar. Otherwise, a break-in may occur      under mattresses and or toilet tanks.
           devices that are hidden from view.              because the house appears vacant.             BLOCK CAPTAIN NEEDED:
          GARAGE DOORS: Be a good neighbor and make       SHUTTERS: Leave your front shutters  Ring or   We are in need of a Block Captain for Kennerleigh
           a phone call when you see that someone has      other window coverings partially open and have   Parkway North (both sides of the street from the
           forgotten to close their door—especially if it   at least one light on a timer. If you move your   corners of Leighham/Ashbury Drive to Village
           looks like they’re in for the night.            shutters in the upward position at night, people   Green Drive).   Kennerleigh Parkway North is a key
          LOCK IT: Place a lock on the electrical box on the   can’t see inside. Having your shutters completely   entry point to The Club Community, and your
           side of your garage to prevent a burglar from   closed even for a few days signals you’re not   assistance is greatly needed.  If you are interested,
                                                           home.  A radio on a timer is also a good idea.
           disabling your alarm system or turning off all   VACATION: Let your block captains and trusted   please let me know. You’ll get all the necessary
           your lights.                                                                                  information to be successful.    Thank you.
            Keep all your doors locked at all times – even   neighbors know. Make sure you don’t advertise                Keeping our neighborhood safe
           when you’re home.                               the fact that you’re getting ready to leave on                     Neighborhood Watch Team
          LIGHTS: Replace side and back yard lights with   vacation.  Loading your car or motor home in                         Mia Winter, Coordinator
              Neighborhood Watch is not sanctioned, endorsed, sponsored by, partnered with, nor considered a Shared Interest Group or committee of The Club at Westpark Community Association.
          Neighborhood Watch is an independent organization and is solely responsible for the content of this communication.  The Association has not verified whether information in this communication
                 is accurate. Views and opinions expressed in this communication do not necessarily reflect the opinions of Association, its staff, management, volunteers, or Board of Directors.


























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