Neighbors: Below is a message from our MCPD Community Relations Officer on how to avoid becoming the victim of theft from your car. Also, in light of the recent rash of thefts from cars in our RCH community, the Neighborhood Watch is getting active again. Over the next week, Watch captains will be distributing police […]
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WARM WEATHER ALERT!!! What is meant by âSuspiciousâ SUSPICIOUS can be any person, act, event or situation that appears questionable. Anytime someone or something âjust doesnât seem right to YOUâ, thatâs when YOU should call the POLICE NON-EMERGENCY 301-279-8000 *Any stranger entering your neighborâs unoccupied house could be a burglar *Anyone peeking into parked vehicles
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Minutes from October 30, 2014 Rock Creek Hills Neighborhood Watch Meeting Click here for PDF version of the information below Speaker: Montgomery County Community Police Officer Oliver Janney âą 14 years with Montgomery County police, 1 Âœ years as community officer for Bethesda region (includes RCH). Before that DC police and secret service. Statistics from
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Dear RCH Residents: Concerned about the recent rash of car break-ins? Worried about the burglaries in our neighborhood? If so, we invite you to discuss your concerns with Community Service Officer, Oliver Janney, at a meeting of the RCH Neighborhood Watch on Thursday, October 30th at 7:30 pm. The meeting will take place at the
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Happy Holidays! Here are a few tips for securing your car and garage: Garages: Keep garage doors closed. Automatic garage doors offer extra security, but continue to use a physical lock on your garage door if you can. Keep controllers inside locked cars when parked in your garage. If you park outside of your garage,
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Here are some safety tips regarding your doors and windows: – Use solid, not hollow, core doors for exteriorentrances. Doors should fit snugly inthe frame with the hinges on the inside. For doors with single bolt locks, use at least a one-inch dead bolt. – Put a dowel in the track of our sliding glass
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Here are some home security tips relating to your landscaping: – Tall bushes or shrubs that hide your doors or windows from street view make it easier for burglars to break in without being observed. They also provide hiding places for tools and stolen property. Keep your bushes trimmed so that they donât provide cover
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Here are a few helpful home security tips relating to your outdoor and indoor lighting: – Good outside lighting can be a deterrent to burglars. Light those areas that are accessible to potential burglars and visible to your neighbors, such as doors, windows and eaves. Any spotlights that you install should shine on those areas,
The RCH Neighborhood Watch recently had a very productive meeting with Community Police Officer Denise Gill. Officer Gill was enthusiastic about our Watch, shared recent crime statistics with us, and gave us helpful tips on crime prevention. Here is a quick summary of the statistics and tips: Statistics: Crimes in RCH Reported to the Police
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Dear Rock Creek Hills Neighbors: Please RSVP to [email protected] if you plan to attend. We invite all neighbors to the next the Rock Creek Hills Neighborhood Watch meeting on Thursday, May 10th at 7 – 8:30 pm at Eden Durbin’s house (3307 Wake Drive). Community Police Officer Denise Gill will join us to talk about
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