Neighbourhood Watch Town Hall

Friends,

This Wednesday, December 5 at 6pm, myself and a few others are hosting a neighbourhood watch town hall at the Church of Ascension.  Children's Safety Village and Windsor Police will be present to discuss how to formally start a neighbourhood watch, in addition to answering any questions or concerns that residents may have.

The meeting is geared for residents who live on Campbell, McEwan, Curry, McKay, and Cameron, between Riverside Dr. W. and University Ave. W.  However, even if you do not live within these boundaries but are still interested in learning about neighbourhood watch and crime in the west-end, do not hesitate to join us.

As you may already know, there has been some unfortunate activity in the area as of late so this comes at a good time.  See the two links below:

Student Chased Down

Crime Spree in City's West-End

Regards,

Fabio Costante

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