ECIA Liaison

Ed Benrock

Names of Members

Mary Uhl, Marilyn Walker, Larry Eccard

Meeting Time & Place

Last meeting held: November 5, 2007, Community Center, Living Room

Mission

The Eldorado Neighborhood Watch is a voluntary program, organized and run by the residents of our community, which works with the concept of "neighbor to neighbor" communication.
It is also a committee of and is supported by the Eldorado Community Improvement Association.
Neighborhood Watch aids in building a secure, informed neighborhood where residents get acquainted with one another, watch out for and assist each other.
Neighborhood Watch works toward community improvement by addressing issues related to home security, animal control, traffic safety and other illegal activities.
Neighbors are invited to implement crime prevention measures and report suspicious activity to the Sheriff's office, Eldorado Security Patrol or State Police (anonymously, if preferred).
Neighborhood Watch members are not expected to directly intervene in possible criminal activity.

Next Meeting is  Monday, February 2, 2009

at Eldorado Community Center

 7:00 PM in the Living Room

##############################

Minutes from August 11, 2008:

I.     Introductions and Mission Statement read.

II.    Thanks to all volunteers who staffed NW table at Artists Open House Gallery.  We had 9 people sign up for info on becoming block captains.

III.   Cpl. William Pacheco was unable to bring crime stats but will e-mail for last two quarters.  SF Sheriff's Dept is now patrolling the school area on a regular basis during the week for speeders.

IV.    Marilyn Walker summarized incident reports from Eldorado Security:  Parked cars in areas where they didn't belong - No burglary incidents reported.

V.     Marilyn Walker reported that VOP program still needs volunteers.  Another training will be scheduled.

VI.    Old Business:  Eldorado Emergency Preparedness plan progressing.  Website ready for skills and equipment inventory by residents.  NW needs help with assembling block captain kits, staffing outreach tables, orienting new block captains, publicity, more block captains needed for streets not covered.

VII.   New Business:  New secretary and liaison to Vistas is Lyn deMartin.  We now have 79 block captains but still need more.

VIII.  Adjourn

Read our New Burglary Prevention Tips.

More about Neighborhood Watch

We have block captain kits for those interested in starting a Neighborhood Watch program in their neighborhood.

Meetings are held quarterly on the first Monday of the month, 7:00 PM in August, November, February and May. 

The next meeting is Monday February 2, 2009 at the Eldorado Community Center.  Representatives from the Sheriff's office will attend to update us on quarterly crime statistics for the area and recent activity in Eldorado.