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Meeting Notes - December 7, 2004

7:00 - 8:15 Meeting
  1. Welcome (7:05)
    Sign-In Sheet & Door Prize Slips - 23 Members Attended
  2. November Police Report - Police Calls & 911 Update Officer Upchurch attended our meeting and provided a thorough analysis of crime stats for the last month (November):
    • 2 Rapes in the District - 0 in our vicinity
    • 23 Robberies in the District - 2 in our vicinity (1 in Broad Oaks, 1 at Handy Hugos)
      Property is always replaceable. Maintain composer, get a good description of person, vehicle, etc. Many times, officers will spot a robber while in route to you, but it's hard to catch if their isn't a good description. Once the person is gone, they are hard to find.
    • 11 Aggravated Assaults - 0 in our vicinity
    • 50 burglaries (35 forced, 7 unauthorized, 8 attempted) - 13 in our vicinity
      1 on Lineberry Drive, 1 on Sierra Drive (staged roommate), 1 in Trailwood Hills (bike)
    • 28 Vehicle Thefts (23/28 recovered) in the District - 4 in our vicinity
      2 near/at Melrose, 2 at Lineberry Drive and Lake Wheeler
      7 Keys left in cars were the reason
  3. Neighborhood Concerns
  4. Mission Statement
    Pleasant Ridge & Ramsgate Community Watch Mission Statement

    The Pleasant Ridge & Ramsgate Community Watch is a crime prevention organization composed of diverse neighbors. We focus on reducing crime in our neighborhood, increasing home and public safety awareness, and provide information related to crime, safety, and government. We encourage and support neighborhood interactions through planned activities and volunteer opportunities. Our active group members are concerned citizens who strive to protect themselves and their families and display a deep concern to help each other. We do this with quarterly meetings, email based mailing lists, an interactive website, and work together to identify and solve common problems. Our foundation is built on the values of home and public safety, neighborhood unity, and increased quality of life. Current and future neighbors are able to go about their daily lives with the comfort and peace of mind that the neighborhood they live in is safe, friendly, and supportive.

  5. Welcome Packets - Showed attendants the Welcome packets that we have for new neighbors moving into out watch area. More information will be posted on the website. If you see someone new moving in, please contact your block leader or one of the captains.

    We are still accepting local business cards to drop into the Welcome packets.
  6. Holiday Caroling - sign up with Tabitha.
    Proposed dates are Sunday Dec 19 or Tuesday Dec 21.
  7. Fund Raisers - We are moving forward with and Identity Shredding fund raiser targeted for the Jan/Feb timeframe. We've been in contact with On-Site Shred and will try to work out a deal where they will do the shredding for free. We are also working on getting some publicity from local TV and newspaper media. The idea is to promote identity theft awareness and provide bulk document shredding at a low cost for the entire community.
  8. Open Floor (New Business) - None
  9. Door Prize
  10. Adjourn

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