Important Date
Just wanted to give you a heads up that the next Sacramento Sheriff Neighborhood Meeting will be January 15th at Del Campo High's Library at 6 p.m. Come out, meet your POP officer, and let em know you're part of the Lincoln Barrett Hills Neighborhood Watch group.
Street Coordinators
I'd also like to encourage street coordinators to get in touch with their streets in the new year and decide how often you plan to meet to keep your local members informed, active, and ready to help eachother out. If you'd like to let us know your next scheduled meeting or just a general plan of your meeting intervals (every 3 months, every 6 months, etc), I'd love to post it on your street group's page for others to find.
Sheriff Alert
From the Desk of Scott Jones from Sac Sheriff Dept.
The holidays are rapidly approaching and I know we all have some good tips for how to stay safe and protect ourselves, our families, our homes, and our neighbors during this time of giving and sharing, but I just wanted to take a quick minute to encourage us to think of how we can all give to those who are in need. The BHNA (Barrett Hills Neighborhood Association) recently held a small get together for kids and dogs at Jan Park as a canned food drive for St John's Women and Children Services. I know so many came out and gave heartily, and I'm so glad it turned out once again to be a success. We all have our own ways of sharing something we can during this time of year, I just wanted to thank you all for thinking of others, helping those in need (through the Sacramento Food Bank, Loaves and Fishes, your local church, Heifer International, whatever suits your nature and desires), and giving back this season, even as we talk about all the tactics we take to arm ourselves against criminals. I'm so glad I live in a great neighborhood that is active in so many ways!
If you have any tips for safety this holiday season, or just want to share your favorite recipe, just comment here or email me so I can share with others.
Have a wonderful week everyone!
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