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The
Neighborhood Watch Program is a
highly successful effort which has been in existence for some thirty
years in cities across America. It provides a unique infrastructure that
brings together local officials, law enforcement and citizens for the
protection of communities.
In cities around the country, neighbors for three
decades have banded together to create these "watch" programs. They
understand that the active participation of neighborhood residents is a
critical element in community safety - not through vigilantism, but
simply through a willingness to look out for suspicious activity in
their neighborhood, and report that activity to the police and to each
other. In doing so, residents take a major step toward reclaiming
high-crime neighborhoods, as well as making people in all areas of a
city or town feel more secure and less fearful.
The Neighborhood Watch Site is still
being updated pending receipt of information from MFC Fremont.
Please check this site again for more information.
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Riverwalk Newsletter is owned and
maintained by Ivy Maxwell and is completely separate from the Board of
Directors in that contents of this site may not be dictated by the Board
but will work with the Board for specific Announcements and Events
affecting Riverwalk. This site has been created as a
"communication tool" for Riverwalk Residents only. Please do not
publicize the site to anyone other than Riverwalk Residents. If
you are interested in helping maintain this site, please send me an
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