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    • Christmas Lights Celebration
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      • Neighborhood Watch
        • Who’s my Block Captain?
      • Rossmoor Crime Map
      • Sheriff’s Blotter
      • Weekly Crime Reports
      • Quarterly Crime Reports
      • Security Tips – Stay Safe Rossmoor
      • Vacation Checks
    • Fire Department Coverage
    • Emergency Perparedness
      • Get Started
      • Get Ready Team
      • Earthquakes
      • 2015 Disaster Preparedness Town Hall
      • Access and Functional Needs
      • AlertOC – Stay Informed. Be Safe.
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    • Coyotes In Rossmoor
      • Coyote Sighting Report
    • Community Standards
    • Hazardous Waste Disposal
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Rossmoor Neighborhood Watch

 

Rossmoor is a Neighborhood Watch Community - We call Law Enforcement - 714.647.7000
Rossmoor Neighborhood Watch                     We Call Law Enforcement – 714.647.7000

Who is the law enforcement agency for Rossmoor?

The Orange County Sheriff’s Department is the agency responsible for responding to criminal or suspicious activity in Rossmoor.

What kind of calls does the Sheriff respond to in Rossmoor?

The Orange County Sheriff posts response information occurring in the Rossmoor community on the OCSD Blotter. For information about the Sheriff’s call types and weekly crime reports in Rossmoor click here.

What is Neighborhood Watch?

Neighborhood Watch is a cooperative partnership between the Orange County Sheriff’s Department and Rossmoor residents and businesses to reduce crime and keep Rossmoor safe. An active Neighborhood Watch is one of the most successful and least costly crime prevention programs available.

By working with your neighbors and the Sheriff’s Department, you can help fight crime in Rossmoor the most effective way…..before it begins! Although the Sheriff’s Department provides guidance to Neighborhood Watch groups, Rossmoor volunteers, such as you, actually run the program.

     

 

How does Rossmoor’s Neighborhood Watch Program work?

Rossmoor’s Neighborhood Watch Program is organized, funded and operated by the Rossmoor Homeowner’s Association (RHA).

The Neighborhood Watch Program team is made up of Rossmoor community members organized into “block watches” of 20-30 homes each. We ask you to register your home with us to help our Block Captains have the most up-to-date contact information for you. Remember, keeping Rossmoor Safe is something we all to together.

A Rossmoor resident is the block captain and helps fellow block members report anything unusual on the block or in the neighborhood. The block captain keeps block members informed via email of recent criminal activity and alerts through weekly crime reports and crime prevention information.

Rossmoor Neighborhood Watch signs are posted at key intersections and community entrances to promote the program and to deter crime or criminal intent.

How do I participate in Neighborhood Watch?

Resident participation is key to the effectiveness of Rossmoor’s Neighborhood Watch Program and block coverage. Click here to register in the program as either a block member or a block captain. Your participation in the program helps Rossmoor stay safe by increasing the number of residents contributing to the program simply by being observant and reporting criminal or suspicious activity.

Who is my block captain?

To find out who your block captain is, go to our Block Captain page  and contact the RHA Neighborhood Watch Team. They will get back to you with your Block Captain’s contact information.

As a Rossmoor resident, what can I do to stay safe?

Residents should be observant of their surroundings, their neighbors and their neighborhood for changes or anything unusual. Follow the  Stay Safe Rossmoor – Safety Tips to keep you, your family and your neighborhood safe

How can I help if I see something suspicious?

If you see something suspicious, say something by calling the Orange County Sheriff’s Department at 714.647.7000 for non-emergencies and 9-1-1 for crimes in progress or life-threatening situations. THE SHERIFFS WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU!

We are all in this together. It’s up to all of us to be observant for the safety of our community. Stay safe Rossmoor!

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