Is your neighborhood protected?

With the support of the Mount Laurel Township Police, Mount Laurel communities have organized Neighborhood Watch Organizations. Is your neighborhood among them?

 

The neighborhoods with active neighborhood watch groups are as follows:

The residents in these areas have taken the initiative to participate in the "Neighborhood Watch" program. Neighborhood Watch members provide additional eyes and ears to our police department to prevent or report crime. Statistics show that strong neighborhood watch communities have lower crime rates. Join your neighborhood watch today.

Is there no neighborhood watch in your area?
All that is necessary to start one is a group of interested residents in a development, on a street or block. Contact the Mount Laurel Township Police Department, Community Policing Bureau at (856) 234-1414 Extension 532.

Orientation meetings are held throughout the year. See the schedule below. All meetings are held in the meeting room/court room at the Mount Laurel Municipal Center at 7PM.

You don't have to leave your home to participate, all you have to do is contact the police when you see or hear anything suspicious. If you are interested contact the Community Policing Bureau at (856) 234-1414 Extension 532. You may also email the Community Policing Bureau.

The schedule for the 2008 Neighborhood Watch Training/Orientation sessions and quarterly Coordinators Meeting has been set.  The dates for Orientation sessions are the third Tuesday of odd months, except for October. 

                        The sessions are held at 7:00 PM at the Mount Laurel Municipal Complex, 100 Mount Laurel Road. Please call Community Policing (ext. 532) with the number of people you are sending. Neighborhood Watch orientations will be done on a reservation only basis.

2008 Coordinators Meetings

The meetings will begin at 7:00 PM at the Mount Laurel Police Department, 100 Mount Laurel Road.  If you cannot attend please remember to send a representative.

(856) 234-0001, ext. 532