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Neighborhood Watch

 

Neighborhood Watch is a group of concerned residents who undertake special effort to be the "eyes and ears" in the neighborhood, looking for unusual events or vandalism. Reports for Neighborhood Watch and information about Neighborhood Watch incidents should be sent to Matt Kucik at 703-707-9197 or via e-mail at kcnw@verizon.net. Please also call the Fairfax County Police non-emergency number at 703-691-2131 to file a report. Dial 911 for calls of an urgent nature. Anyone interested in joining Neighborhood Watch or being added to an e-mail distribution list should also contact Matt.

 

Neighborhood Watch reports are included in the Crier located under the Newsletter link Additional items may be updated here during the month, as they are reported, so please check back periodically.

 McGruff, the Crime Dog, visits Kingston Chase

Recent Incidents

 

Check the latest newsletters for Neighborhood Watch reports.

  
Fairfax County Police Alerts
 
The Fairfax County Police Reston District Station continues to report a rash of cars having been broken into with GPS, IPods,
and cash stolen. The attached fliers include information regarding:  Recent Thefts and the "Lock It" Campaign to reduce theft.
 
 

NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH ARTICLES

 
10 Tips to Knock Out Crime
Lock It Before You Leave It

How You Can Make a Difference in Just 15 Minutes

Free Home Security Inspection and Property Identification

Do's and Don'ts to Prevent Home Burglaries

2007 GPS Theft

 

 

 

Neighborhood Watch Chairperson:

Matt Kucik

703-707-9197

kcnw@verizon.net

 

The objective of

 Neighborhood Watch is to increase connectedness

within our community and preserve the strong sense of safety that has a long tradition in our neighborhood.

 

Schools

Clearview Elementary

12635 Builders Road

703-708-6000

 

Herndon Middle School

901 Locust Street

703-904-4800

 

Herndon High School

700 Bennett Street

703-904-4800

 

Fairfax County Public School Website

 

Forms

Overcrowding

in neighborhood homes

 

Links

Town of Herndon

Fairfax County