Subject: Background report | 3425344

From: Is He A Criminal? <[email-masked]>
Date: Wed, 06 Aug 2014 09:55:44 -0700

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Database updated :: August 05, 2014

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Starting a Neighborhood Watch program in your neighborhood is not hard, but it will take a little time and some proper planning.

Step One: Getting started

Visit the USAOnWatch.org website which is the national face of the Neighborhood Watch program. There you will find great information to help you get started.
Determine the area you want to organize. This should be the area you consider your "neighborhood". Groups can range in size from 5 to 150 households. The larger the area, the greater the protection.

Find neighbors to assist you. These people will form your initial group of Neighborhood Watch Volunteers. A good number would be one person per 8 to 10 households. Determine the best night of the week for a presentation. Most Neighborhood Watch presentations are held during the evening hours, Fridays and weekends are not recommended.

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Step Two: Contact the Sheriff's Office to schedule speakers
http://www.safercar.gov/parents/index.htm
Contact Your Local Sherri's Office or Police Departemnt
Arrange a meeting location close to your neighborhood. It should have enough room to hold your invited neighbors and, if needed, for the use of audio visual aids such as an overhead projector.

 you go through the OAuth process as yourself, you can save that token and use that to make the calls.

I'm using this code:

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