Northwest Neighborhood Block Watch

What is a “Block Watch”?

The idea of a Block Watch is simply to take an active role in keeping
our neighborhood safe by looking out for your neighbors and keeping each
other informed of any incidents that do occur.

What is a Block Watch Captain?

Of course you care about crime and your neighborhood. Therefore, you have everything it takes to be a Block Watch Captain. It’s easy to complain about the police and / or criminal activity. Here’s your chance to do something about.

Does My Block Have a Block Watch Captain?

The typical Captain has about 10-15 people that they try to keep in regular touch. Captains get to decide for themselves how large an area they care to communicate with on a regular basis. With over 500 Block Watch members I’m sure you have a few members on your block. Maybe you or one of your neighbors would like to take responsibility for a portion of your neighborhood?

Block Watch Alerts

Block watch alerts are captured on our community bulletin board. Click here to visit.

Reporting Crime

First and foremost - call 911!

Reporting crime via online form
You should report all crime to the police. This is the only way the Everett police can work to help our neighborhood. The online form is (http://www.everettwa.org/police/global/FileOnLineReport.html)

Everett Police Non-Emergency Calls
The Everett Police Customer Service Unit provides residents with a rapid response to non-emergency calls during peak call times. Non-emergency calls include vehicle prowls with no suspects, stolen property with no suspects, lost property such as cell phones, wallets and purses, and illegal activity after it happened.
The Unit is open 10 AM to 7 PM
Monday-Friday at 425-257-7490,
or everettpd@ci.everett.wa.us

Auto Theft Deterrent
The Club is a steering wheel locking device and an effective auto theft deterrent. You can purchase a Club, that normally retails for $35, at the Police Department for only $10.86. www.everettwa.org/police/upload_directory/
pdf/prevention/Club.pdf

Vacation Home Check
Volunteers will visit your residence five days a week and conduct a walk around, making sure the exterior of the home is secure. If they find something unusual or suspicious, they'll contact a patrol officer to investigate.

Graffiti
Report graffiti! Call 257-8748 with the location of the affected property with either the property address or landmarks. For links and resources visit Anti Graffiti Web.

Graffiti Removal Pilot Project
Residential properties hit with graffiti may be eligible to participate for free. To be included in the project, the graffiti must be visible to the public. Call 257-8748.

Lost animals

Does the animal have tags? Contact info? License? Try to contact the owner if there are tags.

If not - contact the Everett Animal Shelter http://www.ci.everett.wa.us/default.aspx?ID=35
Most residents look there first.

NW Neighborhood Crime Data

Everett Police Crime Statistics

Link to on line reporting »


	Northwest Neighborhood Block Watch What is a “Block Watch”? The idea of a Block Watch is simply to take an active role in keeping our neighborhood safe by looking out for your neighbors and keeping each other informed of any incidents that do occur. What is a Block Watch Captain? Of course you care about crime and your neighborhood. Therefore, you have everything it takes to be a Block Watch Captain. It’s easy to complain about the police and / or criminal activity. Here’s your chance to do something about. Does My Block Have a Block Watch Captain? The typical Captain has about 10-15 people that they try to keep in regular touch. Captains get to decide for themselves how large an area they care to communicate with on a regular basis. With over 500 Block Watch members I’m sure you have a few members on your block. Maybe you or one of your neighbors would like to take responsibility for a portion of your neighborhood? Block Watch Alerts Block watch alerts are captured on our community bulletin board. Click here to visit. Reporting Crime First and foremost - call 911! Reporting crime via online form You should report all crime to the police. This is the only way the Everett police can work to help our neighborhood. The online form is (http://www.everettwa.org/police/global/FileOnLineReport.html) Everett Police Non-Emergency Calls The Everett Police Customer Service Unit provides residents with a rapid response to non-emergency calls during peak call times. Non-emergency calls include vehicle prowls with no suspects, stolen property with no suspects, lost property such as cell phones, wallets and purses, and illegal activity after it happened. The Unit is open 10 AM to 7 PM Monday-Friday at 425-257-7490, or everettpd@ci.everett.wa.us Auto Theft Deterrent The Club is a steering wheel locking device and an effective auto theft deterrent. You can purchase a Club, that normally retails for $35, at the Police Department for only $10.86. www.everettwa.org/police/upload_directory/ pdf/prevention/Club.pdf Vacation Home Check Volunteers will visit your residence five days a week and conduct a walk around, making sure the exterior of the home is secure. If they find something unusual or suspicious, they'll contact a patrol officer to investigate. Graffiti Report graffiti! Call 257-8748 with the location of the affected property with either the property address or landmarks. For links and resources visit Anti Graffiti Web. Graffiti Removal Pilot Project Residential properties hit with graffiti may be eligible to participate for free. To be included in the project, the graffiti must be visible to the public. Call 257-8748. Lost animals Does the animal have tags? Contact info? License? Try to contact the owner if there are tags. If not - contact the Everett Animal Shelter http://www.ci.everett.wa.us/default.aspx?ID=35 Most residents look there first. NW Neighborhood Crime Data Everett Police Crime Statistics Link to on line reporting » © 2011 NW Everett, WA Neighborhood