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If you are ready to register, please go to our registration website at the following link:

http://columbianeighborhoodwatch.eventbrite.com

UPCOMING FOR YEAR 2013:

Neighborhood Watch Training!

Please join Columbia Neighborhood Watch and the Columbia Police Department in keeping your neighborhood safe! Learn about Neighborhood Watch and the benefits of being a part of Neighborhood Watch.

Training dates and locations are listed below – please plan to attend one of these training sessions so we can expand the reach of Neighborhood Watch into more and more Columbia neighborhoods.

September 12, 2013 -- 7:00 – 8:00 p.m. – Shepard Boulevard Elementary

2616 Shepard Boulevard (Media Center)

November 12, 2013 – 7:00 – 8:00 p.m. – Parkade Center

601 Business Loop 70 West (Suite 131)

Online registration is appreciated. http://columbianeighborhoodwatch.eventbrite.com

Please Email any questions to col.neighwatch@gmail.com

The mission of Neighborhood Watch is to provide information and assistance which encourages neighborhood involvement to be effective, watchful neighbors with the goal of reducing crime.

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JOINT CPD - CNW TRAININGS:

(NOTE: MEMBER ROSTER SIGN-UP AVAILABLE FROM 6:40 PM; TRAINING STARTS PROMPTLY AT 7:00 PM, & RUNS TO 8:00 PM)

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NOTE: We receive requests for training which 'fall' generally into two types of sessions. The most frequent are from individuals who want to organize members who reside on a particular street or adjacent street. We call these sessions "Block Group Specific (BGS)" and do not necessarily advertise them to a wider area, since many times the session is held in a private home.

The second type are sessions where we are training residents of a wide area, such as a subdivision, and therefore the organizers try to advertise throughout the area. We call these sessions "Area Wide (AW)". City residents from outside of the area who wish to attend are welcome, since these sessions are normally held in a building open to public such as a church, school, etc.

In addition, CNW does jointly participate with the CPD in four 'trainings' per year. These sessions are open to any city resident. If you would like to attend one of these ‘joint training’ sessions, please note that we now require “pre-registration” at our registration website. We must do this to make sure we have a minimum number of trainees in order to justify the cost and time allocation of on-duty police personnel to this training session. Be assured that if we are forced to cancel the session, we will notify those who have pre-registered with us by e-mail, and work with you to get your attendance at a subsequent session.

If you are ready to register, please now go to our registration website at the following link:

http://columbianeighborhoodwatch.evenbrite.com