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Goal
The goal of the police department is simple - to eliminate crime in town – and the Neighborhood Watch Program (NWP) plays an important part in that goal. Windsor’s NWP is all about building relationships and increasing communication between residents and members of the Windsor Police Department. An increase in communication helps to reduce crime.

Who can join
Any community resident can join a Neighborhood Watch – young and old; single and married; renter and homeowner. And NW’s are one of the most effective and least costly ways to prevent crime and reduce fear. In addition to residents, any group that regularly meets can also hold their own Watch -- banks, business owners, senior citizens, civic groups, or religious organizations, to name a few.

Meetings
Meetings are casual and always informative! Guest speakers discuss a variety of topics like alternative-heating safety, Identity Theft, child-safety, crime prevention, and safety awareness. Members learn how to report activities that raise their suspicion, how to watch out for one another and how to make their own homes and neighborhood a safer place to be.

Besides the NWP the Windsor Police also sponsor a WEB site (windsorpolice.com) and a weekly half-hour show On the Beat with the Windsor Police Department shown Mondays at 7pm on WIN-TV to keep citizens informed with what’s going on in town.

For more information about Neighborhood Watch or other community outreach efforts contact the Windsor Police Department at 688.5273