LST/HP/GS CIVIC LEAGUE

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    • About Us
    • Our Story
    • President's Page
    • Announcements & News
    • Calendar
    • Officers & Committees
    • LST/HG/GS Scholarship
    • Yard of the Month
    • Gallery
    • Neighborhood Watch
    • Links of Interest
    • Documents
    • "Ripples" back issues
  • Home
  • About Us
  • Our Story
  • President's Page
  • Announcements & News
  • Calendar
  • Officers & Committees
  • LST/HG/GS Scholarship
  • Yard of the Month
  • Gallery
  • Neighborhood Watch
  • Links of Interest
  • Documents
  • "Ripples" back issues

Neighborhood Watch

Tips for Home and Neighborhood Security

  • Do not leave your vehicles unlocked
  • Do not leave anything of value visible from outside your vehicle
  • Park in your driveway or garage if possible
  • Keep sheds and garages locked
  • Leave your outside lights on all night
  • Become more involved in your community, join your Civic League


If you are leaving town:

  • Alert a trusted neighbor
  • Stop newspaper and mail delivery
  • Install timers on interior and exterior lights
  • Leave a car parked in your driveway or ask a neighbor to park their car In your driveway

If you suspect anything out of the ordinary, see suspicious people or see suspicious activity in the neighborhood: call the VBPD non

emergency number, 385-5000. Give them a description of the person or persons and describe why you feel they are acting suspicious. If you see an actual crime being committed or about to be committed, call VBPD at 911 immediately.
Some of us may be hesitant to report suspicious people or vehicles fearing that we will be regarded as “snoops”. Your own neighbors are your single best security device. The greatest deterrent to a would-be criminal is the fear of getting caught. Each concerned citizen is another pair of eyes to let the criminal know that he is being watched. You are a vital part of Neighborhood Watch. One or two people cannot watch 907 homes. It takes all of us to do our part. Thank you for doing your part it’s paying off.

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Last updated - January 30, 2023