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Resident asks for Neighborhood Watch details; sergeant says HOA and police coordinate events

City Council of Black Jack · July 21, 2026
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Summary

During public comment, resident Christine Kelly requested information about Neighborhood Watch and Night Out events; Sergeant Kardasz said the Homeowners Association and the local police work together to organize them and noted rising August temperatures have made scheduling challenging.

Resident Christine Kelly used the public comment period to request detailed information about how the Neighborhood Watch program is managed and how Night Out events are organized in the community.

Councilwoman Lawson moved to allow Sergeant Kardasz to respond. Sergeant Kardasz told Kelly that the Homeowners Association, together with the local police department, plays a role in organizing and implementing Neighborhood Watch and Night Out events, and added that "due to the rising temperatures we've been experiencing this August, it has become increasingly challenging to arrange these gatherings." The response indicated that coordination involves both community volunteers (HOA) and police support, and that scheduling outdoor events has been affected by weather conditions.

No council action was taken at the meeting to change program organization or funding; the discussion was limited to information sharing during public comment.