Staff Reports

Walnut/Diamond Bar– The Walnut/Diamond Bar Sheriff’s Station encourages you to be involved with the Neighborhood Watch Program because you can make a difference.

At the recent Concert in the Park Event in the City of Diamond Bar, Deputy Aaron Scheller distributed Neighborhood Watch information to the community. The event took place on June 22 at Sycamore Canyon Park.

The Neighborhood Watch Program is one of the oldest and most successful community and law enforcement partnerships in the United States. Established in 1972, the Neighborhood Watch Program organizes and trains community members to act as the eyes and ears of law enforcement, successfully reducing crime in their neighborhood. The success of the program lies in the vigilance of the members who are committed to the safety of their neighborhoods and depriving criminals with easy opportunities to commit crimes.

Remember, if you see something that looks out of place or suspicious, call the Walnut/Diamond Bar Sheriff station at 909-595-2264. If you witness a crime in progress call 9-1-1 and report it.
Neighborhood Watch organizations are active in Walnut, Diamond Bar and Rowland Heights.

For further information about joining a Neighborhood Watch group, contact the following individuals:
Walnut:
Deputy Doug Daley at (909) 595-7543 ext. 306

www.cityofwalnut.org

Diamond Bar:
Community Relations Deputy Aaron Scheller at (909) 839-7079
www.cityofdiamondbar.com

Rowland Heights:
Deputy Louis Denver at (909) 595-2264

Additional community safety resources:

LA Crimestoppers:
http://www.lacrimestoppers.org

WeTip:
http://wetip.com
National Crime prevention Council:
http://www.ncpc.org