Neighborhood watch news

• 12/5/2011 - CMPD January Newsletter

  Review the Newsletter
  If you see or hear anything suspicious, call 911 first then call Securitas at Mobile #704-609-0569 (evening and night)

• 12/20/2011 - Neighborhood Watch Alert!

  Recently there have been several car crashes at the intersection of Highland Creek Parkway and Ridge Road. The cause of several of these crashes has been motorists who are not coming to a complete stop at the stop sign on Highland Creek Parkway. The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department will be conducting traffic enforcement in this area.

  Information in reference to the Larceny From Auto last week- a laptop and case were taken from an — UNLOCKED — '07 Passat on Swanston Dr. Please remember:
  ALWAYS REMOVE ALL VALUABLES AND LOCK YOUR VEHICLES EVERY TIME!!

• 12/8/2011 - Updated Watch Zone Information

  The neighborhood watch captains and zone maps have been combined into a single web page, (Thanks André!) with larger zone maps available for each zone

  Check out the new information by using the links on the right.

• 12/5/2011 - CMPD December Newsletter

  The latest CMPD Newsletter is available, with tips for the holidays, crime statistics for November, and other news.
  Read the Newsletter

• 10/10/2011 - Neighborhood Watch Alert!

  On Sunday, October 10 2011 there was a LFA at Highland Creek Golf Club 7100 block of Highland Creek Parkway. The vehicle was UNLOCKED and a wallet with a large amount of cash was taken.

  PLEASE REMIND YOUR NEIGHBORS TO LOCK THEIR VEHICLES AND REMOVE ALL VALUABLES FROM INSIDE. EVERYWHERE!!!

  Highland Creek Security Council has received some complaints about the door to door solicitation happening in Highland Creek neighborhoods. There have been some incidents where the door to door solicitation is a group of criminals that is scoping out area looking for anything that they can come back to steal.

  • DON'T let any door to door salesman in the house.
  • Tell them that solicitation in this neighborhood is prohibited.
  • If they seem suspicious or threatening, call 911 and report them, then call Securitas and report them there too. Securitas can often respond faster than CMPD but CMPD needs to be involved.