HHNA is reinstating our Neighborhood Watch Program.
Our goals are to:
(1) coordinate the existing Neighborhood Watch block captains into a team that can more
effectively inform and protect our neighborhood,
(2) foster productive relationships between our local police departments and our neighborhood,
(3) utilize the Neighborhood Watch organization for emergency preparedness.
Although individual Neighborhood Watch programs can be instrumental in stopping crimes in the
neighborhood on a block-by-block basis, we can be even more effective by working together on a
neighborhood-wide basis. This will allow us to see crime trends and to garner the support of the
entire neighborhood should problems arise. As a Block Captain, you obtain crime statistics for
your area and alert your neighbors to crime and safety issues.
If you are currently serving as a Block Captain or are interested in serving, please contact Diane
Grohulski at diane_grohulski@ml.com Also, if your block is currently experiencing a problem that
would benefit from neighborhood support, please contact Diane Grohulski.
All of us can help keep our neighborhood safe and clean by reporting all suspicious activity to the
police, reporting out street lights, and calling for removal of graffiti and abandoned shopping
carts. Some useful numbers are:
Our goals are to:
(1) coordinate the existing Neighborhood Watch block captains into a team that can more
effectively inform and protect our neighborhood,
(2) foster productive relationships between our local police departments and our neighborhood,
(3) utilize the Neighborhood Watch organization for emergency preparedness.
Although individual Neighborhood Watch programs can be instrumental in stopping crimes in the
neighborhood on a block-by-block basis, we can be even more effective by working together on a
neighborhood-wide basis. This will allow us to see crime trends and to garner the support of the
entire neighborhood should problems arise. As a Block Captain, you obtain crime statistics for
your area and alert your neighbors to crime and safety issues.
If you are currently serving as a Block Captain or are interested in serving, please contact Diane
Grohulski at diane_grohulski@ml.com Also, if your block is currently experiencing a problem that
would benefit from neighborhood support, please contact Diane Grohulski.
All of us can help keep our neighborhood safe and clean by reporting all suspicious activity to the
police, reporting out street lights, and calling for removal of graffiti and abandoned shopping
carts. Some useful numbers are:
Neighborhood Watch
| Emergency 911 Non-emergency Police Response (Pasadena) 744-4241 Non-emergency Police Response (Altadena) 798-1131 Street Lights (Pasadena) 744-4158 Street Light (Altadena - S. Cal Edison Power) (800) 655-4555 Graffiti Removal Hotline (Pasadena) 744-7622 (Altadena) (800) 675-4357 Shopping Cart Retrieval (800) 252-4613 |
Pasadena Police Department
| Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department |
Historic Highlands Neighborhood Watch Block Captain Roster |
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