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| Neighborhood Watch is a "team" approach in which the Livermore Police Department works hand in hand with you and your neighbors to reduce crime in our community. In order to reach this goal, we want you to become better acquainted with your neighbors while our Crime Prevention Coordinators show you how to protect yourself, your neighbors and your property from crime. Statistics and criminals alike verify that when neighbors organize, the opportunity for crime is drastically reduced. |
| Don't Drink and Drive |
| Check out the Livermore Police Department's website |
| Report any suspicious activity to the Police Livermore Police Department
(925) 371-4987 |
| Graffiti Hotline
925-373-5600 (msgs only, leave EXACT location) |
| Crime/Gang Tip Hotline
925-371-4790 (Call-in anonymous crime tips) |
| June 30, 2007 There have been reports of vandalism along Carrigan Common and Dolores St. Please keep an eye out and call the Police if you see anything suspicious. Don't leave items such as cell phones, computers, mp3 players, etc. in plain view in your car and be sure lock it. |
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| Emergency 911 |
| July 13, 2007 When using your cell phone to call for emergency assistance in Livermore, call 925-371-4987 instead of 9-1-1. Better yet, program this number into your cell phone as your local emergency number. If you dial 911 from a cell phone, your call is routed to the CHP (not Livermore emergency dispatch), which could delay critical response time. Dispatch systems cannot currently identify the exact location of a cellular phone call, so be prepared to give your location to the emergency dispatcher. |
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| Loud Stereos and Noise
Anytime there is loud disturbing noise, particularily car stereos, don't hestitate to call the police at 371-4987. The Livermore municipal codes spell it out in Chapter 9.36. Sections 9.36.020 & 9.36.030. http://www.codepublishing.com/CA/livermorehtml.html http://www.codepublishing.com/CA/livermorePDF.html Note that the ordinance applies any time to just about any noise. |
| August 29, 2007 Partying in Visitors' Parking Kids often park in our visitors' parking and 'party.' They will be loud and often leave bottles, cans and other trash behind, if you see this kind of activity anywhere in the complex, do not hesitate to call the police at 371-4987. |
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| Neighborhood Watch |
| February 2, 2008 Auto break-ins contiue to increase Auto break-ins are increasing in town and we all need to be extremely vigilent. Please immediately report any suspicious activity to the police at 371-4987 The Livermore Police Department has seen an increase in thefts from vehicles. The most common method of entry has been unlocked vehicles. Generally, items stolen from the vehicles are not the vehicle radio but personal items left in plain view. These items consist of purses, backpacks, gym bags, cell phones, i- pods, GPS units, laptops and CD�s. The easiest way to prevent this from happening to you is to first, remove these items from your vehicle or secure them in the trunk and second, lock your vehicle. Even if you are only stepping away for a moment, that is all it takes for a criminal to make you their next victim. The locations of the burglaries appear to be random and they seem to be occurring at different hours of the day and night. Do not leave running car unattended Do not leave valuables in sight Always lock your car |
| February 1, 2008 Youths 'Hanging out' There have been groups of male youths 'hanging out' in our complex. Empty cans and bottles, cigarette butts and other trash is left behind and the presence of a group of young men/teens has created some trepidation among neighbors and their guests. Please keep an eye out, often if they realize someone is watching they will quickly leave. Don't hesitate to call the police 371-4987 if you see any suspicious activity and let me know if this continues to be a problem and I will try to arrange extra 'drive-thrus' |
| March 4, 2008 Vandalism of Vehicles There have been reports of cars being deliberately scratched in carports. If you see anything and/or can identify the child(ren) or person(s) responsible for the damage, please report it to the police 371-4987 and management. |