For those that attended the Glendale Police Department Neighborhood Watch and town hall crime prevention meeting at the country club, you learned a lot about fighting crime.  For those of you who missed the event, ask a neighbor who went and have them share some tips from the evening.   A huge thank you goes out to those who made this evening possible; Lt. Danny Carver, CLO Sue Shine, and Sgt. Eric Webber, all of the Glendale Police Department, and Rafik Soukasians, our Chevy Chase Canyon Neighborhood Watch Coordinator.

Two tips from the evening:

• If you see something suspicious, something that doesn’t look right, something your gut says is wrong… call 911 immediately.  Do not call your wife or husband, your neighbor or friends to discuss what you have seen, call 911 first.
• If you have an alarm system, turn it on every time you leave your home.

Click to see a photo slide show of the evening.

IMPORTANT AND USEFUL LINKS.

Sign up for:

1. Subscribe to get EMERGENCY alerts from Glendale and the Glendale Police Department.  Add your CELL NUMBER to get alerts away from home
2. Subscribe to Crime mapping to get updates of the where and when of crime reports on our area.
3. Sign up for the Neighborhood Watch Program

Useful links to bookmark:

1. The Glendale Police Department
2. File a police report online. 

News alerts and more on Facebook and Nextdoor

1. Like Glendale Police Department on Facebook
2. Like Neighbors of Chevy Chase Canyon on Facebook
3. Like Chevy Chase Estates Association on Facebook
4. Sign up for Nextdoor.com, a smaller neighborhood Facebook style site