Pacific Resource And Monitoring System

Block Captains

What is a Block Captain?

The continuity and success of the Neighborhood Watch program hinges on the person referred to as the Block Captain.

The "Block Captain" is a community member who acts as a liaison between those who work and/or live in a particular area, and the officers assigned to that area.

Through the Block Captain, and through neighborhood general meetings, officers pass along crime prevention tips and information to members of the community. This liaison is maintained on an informal basis within the framework of the Neighborhood Watch group.

How Can I Start a Neighborhood Watch or Become a Block Captain?

We are glad you asked!

First, ask your Senior Lead Officer if a Neighborhood Watch Program Exist in Your Local Area!

If so, find out who the Block Captain is!

Meet with the Block Captain & find out how you can become an active member!

If one does not already exist: in your neighborhood, on your block or in your apartment complex. Ask your Senior Lead Officer, how you can start one! Also get to know other Block Captains in your Community!

To locate the Senior Lead Officer in your community, please click here

BLOCK CAPTAIN MEETINGS for 2008

All meetings will be held Thursday evenings at 6:30 p. m.

Please note the location for the first meeting

Day Date Location

Thursday, February 28 Roll Call Room

Thursday, May 15 Roll Call Room

Thursday, August 21 Roll Call Room

Thursday, November 20 Roll Call Room

The Pacific Community Police Station is located at 12312 Culver Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA (on the southeast corner of Culver Boulevard and Centinela Avenue). The main telephone number is (310) 482-6334.

Mark your Calendar!
Each of the Senior Lead Officers will additionally host their own Block Captain meetings, in their assigned respected areas every other month..

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