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Neighbors unite to combat crime with community vigilance

June 26, 2024 | Garden Grove, Orange County, California



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Neighbors unite to combat crime with community vigilance
During a recent government meeting, discussions centered on community safety and crime prevention strategies. The Chief of Police highlighted the importance of neighborhood vigilance, encouraging residents to look out for one another. He suggested practical measures such as utilizing affordable surveillance cameras available at local retailers like Costco and maintaining communication with neighbors, especially when going on vacation.

The Chief also mentioned the police department's initiative to conduct vacation checks for residents, ensuring homes are monitored while owners are away. This program aims to foster a sense of security within the community and enhance collaborative efforts in crime prevention.

City Manager Kim expressed appreciation for the Chief's insights and acknowledged previous concerns raised in earlier meetings. She indicated a desire to further explore these safety initiatives, suggesting additional work to enhance community engagement in crime prevention efforts. The meeting concluded with an invitation for questions, emphasizing the department's openness to community feedback and collaboration.

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