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Sheriff's Neighborhood Quarterly Community Meetings17h ago

Sherrie Carhart from Sacramento County Sheriff's Department

What is POP? Community Policing is called Problem Oriented Policing, or POP. Crime Prevention works with POP in educating the public about preventing the crime, reporting, awareness of suspicious activities and persons and hardening the target. Our POP Team handles quality of life issues as well as picking up all the other areas that patrol deputies don’t regularly get to do.

At the quarterly community meetings, residents provide information to POP about their immediate law enforcement concerns and issues. POP Deputies investigate those problem locations and work to provide relief and solutions to residents. Deputies also relay information about the community and provide answers to your questions.

Please mark these dates and times on your calendar and we encourage you to attend and participate.

Arden, Arden-Arcade 1st Tuesday, 6:00pm
North Service Center
2500 Marconi Ave., Sacramento Jan 6, Mar 3

Orangevale 2nd Tuesday, 6:00pm
Orangevale Recreation and Park District
6826 Hazel Ave., Orangevale (south of Oak) Jan 13, Mar 10

Fair Oaks 4th Tuesday, 6:00pm
La Vista High School
4501 Bannister Rd, F.O.(North of Winding Wy) Jan 27, Mar 24

Old Foothill Farms 2nd Wednesday, 6:30pm
Pioneer Elementary School
5816 Pioneer Wy., Sacramento Jan 14, Mar 11

North Highlands/New Foothill Farms 1st Thursday, 5:30pm
North Highlands Community Center *changed meeting date
moved Jan 15-New Years
6040 Watt Ave, North Highlands Jan 15, Mar 5

Antelope 2nd Thursday, 6:00pm
Antelope/North Highlands Library
4235 Antelope Rd., Antelope Jan 8, Mar 12

Elverta, Rio Linda, Garden Hwy,McClellan 1st Wednesday,5:30pm
Rio Linda Depot
6730 Front Street, Rio Linda Jan 7, Mar 4

Carmichael 3rd Tuesday, 6:00pm
Del Campo High School, Library
4925 Dewey Drive, Carmichael Jan 20, Mar 17

Sheriff's Marconi Service Center
2500 Marconi Ave. #100 Sacramento, CA 95821
(916) 876-5700 8:00am– 5:00pm Mon-Fri

Sheriff's Dewey Service Center
5484 Dewey Dr. #235 Fair Oaks, CA 95628
10:00am– 5:00pm Mon, Wed, Fri (916) 903-7480
Limited hours: closed Tues, Thursday and weekends

Commander; Captain Matthew Morgan 874-1013
Assistant Commander; Lieutenant Darin Griem 874-1013

Problem Oriented Policing Sergeant Chris Guerrero 874-1013
Deputy Dave Mcentire Arden, Arden Arcade
Deputy Rebecca Purdy Carmichael
Deputy Dennis Peyton Antelope
Deputy Dave Mcentire Old Foothill Farms
Deputy Greg Steindorf North Highlands, Rio Linda
Elverta, New Foothill Farms
Shared Responsibility Orangevale and Fair Oaks

DA Community Prosecutor- Joy Smiley

North Crime Prevention Specialist; Sherrie Carhart scarhart@sacsheriff.com
Office Manager; Francie Fitzsimmons mfitzsimmons@sacsheriff.com

***Training for new groups*** -Neighborhood Watch Start Up for Your Street
If you're interested in leading a group or want to know about how to actively partner with Sacramento County Sheriff's Department attend the basic class for starting a Neighborhood Watch. The class is 1.5 hours long and is designed for leaders only. January 19th, 2015 Monday at 6pm (Martin Luther King Holiday)
North Sheriff's Service Center, Community Room, 2500 Marconi Avenue.
No reservation needed.

To view crime stats for your area, 'crimereports.com'. Sacramento County Sheriff's Department has contracted with ‘crimereports.com’ for community awareness and data information and it is updated daily. These crime statistics and maps show: crimes, location, dates. This information can be shared and emailed to a 2nd party.

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Shared with Sacramento Sheriff North Divison in Crime & Safety

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CIM Marathon this weekend-road closures Sunday morning

It's that happy time of year again for runners out there in our region and beyond to run through Fair Oaks, and pass by our neighborhood on Sunday morning. Here is an email from Sherrie Carhart regarding the closure times.

From: District 4 [mailto:district4@saccounty.net]
Sent: Tuesday, December 02, 2014 10:26 AM
To: District 4
Subject: ROAD CLOSURES Sunday December 7th for the California International Marathon
Importance: High

The California International Marathon is running through the streets of Sacramento once again on Sunday, December 7.

There will be intermittent road closures from Folsom to the Capitol - Learn about the road closures at http://runcim.org/road-closures/ .

Mile	Close	Open	Cross Street
1	5:20	7:35	Oak Ave.
2	5:20	7:50	American River Canyon
	5:20	7:50	Santa Juanita and Oak
3	7:06	8:05	April and Oak
4	7:09	8:15	Beach and Oak
5	7:12	8:30	Wachtel
6	7:15	8:45	Oak and FOB
7	7:18	9:00	Woodlake Hills and FOB
	7:15	9:15	Greenback Lane
8	7:21	9:15	Niessen and FOB
	7:15	9:30	Madison Ave.
9	7:24	9:30	Dorian and FOB
10	7:25	9:45	Main and FOB
	7:25	9:50	Sunrise Blvd.
11	7:30	10:00	New York and FOB
12	7:33	10:15	Hollister and FOB
13	7:35	10:30	California and FOB
	7:35	10:45	Manzanita Ave.
14	7:39	10:45	Grant and FOB
15	7:42	11:00	Kenneth and FOB
16	7:45	11:15	Garfield and FOB
17	7:48	11:30	Paloma and FOB
18	7:50	11:45	Saverien and FOB
19	7:50	12:00	Coronado and FOB
	7:50	12:15	Watt Ave and FOB
20	7:57	12:15	Hawthorn and FOB
21	8:00	12:30	University and FOB
	8:00	12:30	Howe Ave and FOB
22	8:03	12:45	Carlson and J Street
23	8:05	1:00	Bear Flag and J Street
24	8:05	1:15	33rd and J Street
	8:05	1:15	Alhambra Blvd.
	7:50	1:30	L Street
25	7:50	1:35	22nd and L Street
26	7:50	1:45	8th and L Street

Email Scam Alerts

Hi all,

Neighborhood Watch Coordinators received an email from Sherrie Carhart at the Sheriff's Dept. letting us know about a series of scams that have happened recently where neighbors have received emails that look like they are actually from their known neighbors in need of help overseas. We wanted to share with you some "red flags" about scams and some tips and reminders on protecting yourself from this email:

"Red Flags"

1.       The IRS is calling. You owe money.  But you really don’t- not to these fakers.

2.       You ran a toll booth, they claim.  Now these phonies want you to settle up.

3.       Your electric bill is overdue, they say, Pay hundreds to keep your lights on.

4.       The Attorney General’s office, sends a link on a loan inquiry.  Don’t click.

5.       A virus has attached your computer.  Pseudo tech support wants your password.

6.       You Paypal account has an expired credit card and you need to put in your new card number and the 3 digit number on the back.

7.       Your browser has been locked and you are in violation of federal law.  Your email contains images of child abuse, originating anywhere in the world.   (see the attached email image sent to Community Activist, Irwin of Rio Linda).   Irwin took a screenshot of it and deleted it and forwarded it to his neighbors.    See how you can purchase a ‘moneypak’ with cash, put in the code, send it to the fraudster and be scammed. 

Tips & Reminders 

Always verify the identity of anyone asking for money, personal information, or permission to access your computer.  Don’t click on links or use numbers provided in e-mail or texts.  Obtain the correct contact info separately, such as from a previous bill. 

Shred sensitive documents before discarding them and always examine your bank statements and credit card statements for unusual transactions.

Consider keeping different user name and password combinations for different accounts and change them regularly.

Consumer Reports tested a password safekeeping service called LastPass and found it to be effective.   

You can go to one of the three credit reports and get a copy of your report or add a fraud alert message. https://www.experian.com/fraud/center

You can request that your name be removed from pre-approved credit card and junk mail lists.  https://www.optoutprescreen.com      

Sherrie Carhart, North Crime Prevention Specialist

Sheriff’s North Patrol Division

scarhart@sacsheriff.com

Save the Date! Sheriff Community Meetings

Thank you to all of the community members who have sent their prayers and condolences to the Danny Oliver’s family, our POP Team and all the deputies in North Division.  We’ve will forward your emails and notes to the family and POP Team.   

The Sheriff’s Community meetings will be held in November on the below dates.

Sheriff’s POP Deputies will not be in attendance at the meetings during the first week of November.

Meetings for Arden, Arden Arcade, New Foothill Farms, North Highlands, Rio Linda, Elverta and Garden Highway will be attended by Sheriff patrol and staff to answer your concerns and questions.

Meetings that occur after the 1^st week in November will be attended by the POP Team.

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 Carmichael                                                                       3rd Tuesday, 6:00pm

Del Campo High School, Library                                                    

4925 Dewey Drive, Carmichael                       Nov 18

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Sherrie Carhart, North Crime Prevention Specialist

Sheriff’s North Patrol Division

scarhart@sacsheriff.com

Graffiti at Jan Park

Morning friends,

In the last week there has been a large amount of spray paint graffiti showing up at Jan Park that is so disconcerting to all of us who have spent so much time and effort working hard to make this park happen, and keep it clean and safe. The Carmichael Recreation and Park District have been amazing at helping us clean this up, but we'd really like to see if we can get the neighborhood out to show these vandals that we're here, we're watching, and we care. So please take a chance to drive by the park on your way to and from work, report suspicious activity of any sort, and perhaps walk the park with your dogs or kids when you can. We also have some street coordinators and BHNA leaders who would like to organize some evening walks just before dark through the park to help protect our lovely resource. If you are interested at all in evening walks with your neighbors, please feel free to do so with your closest neighbors, or email me and we can put together a list of people who might like to loosely organize.

Very Important to Note: Please be safe, walk in groups, do not engage people who are suspicious or are carrying out a crime, and be cautious. Our goal is to present a presence in the park, not to have vigilante behavior or for anyone to put themselves in harm's way.


Graffiti won't stand at Jan Park!

Thank you so much everyone for being part of the solution and caring about the park :)

Quick reminder:

The next Sheriff's meeting is November 18th-save the date and share with our POP officers that we need help!!

Homeless in the park

Hello neighbors,

We sincerely need your help with reporting recent use of Jan Park by homeless folks as a campground, and place to hang out. It's so important that we make sure our beautiful park is preserved for use by everyone who wants to enjoy it's natural beauty, support safety in the surrounding community, enjoy quality time, and promote lawful use of a public amenity. The current problems we are experiencing have multiple symptoms, but has led to dumping of garbage, narcotic use, alcohol abuse, and concern by many on their safe use of the park. Please report suspicious behavior of all sorts; using the water fountain for personal hygiene needs, idling and loitering of individuals who seem to be carrying large amounts of plastic bags with clothing, hanging out by individuals without children, pets, or other common reasons to be in a park environment, etc. contact the non-emergency number at 916-874-5115 for crimes not in progress and use 911 for immediate needs where you are witnessing a crime in progress ( drug deals definitely count!) I also strongly encourage you to use 311 to report violations like illegal dumping from homeless ( you can use the mobile app for added convenience), and Tip Submit.  The more we report, the more our sheriff's department will recognize our need for help. Contact Jerry Epler at Carmichael Recreation Park District to report camping, and dumping in the park as well at jeppler@carmichaelpark.com

Check in with us at Nextdoor.com and the Lincoln-Barrett Neighborhood Watch on Facebook to keep up with latest concerns, connect with your neighborhood watch street coordinator via email, and please help is be a strong, active presence in the park!!

Thank you all!!