Woodrim Crossings Neighborhood Association

Neighborhood Watch Program

What is Neighborhood Watch and Why Should I Join?

You are invited to join the Woodrim-Crossings Neighborhood Watch. This program brings the community together through regularly scheduled crime prevention meetings. At our meetings, we will discuss topics such as:

How to spot a drug dealer or drug house

How to recognize gang activity

Personal security

Home security

Vehicle security

How to slow down speeders in the neighborhood

Interacting with the Aurora Police Department

Monthly crime statistics

This neighborhood watch works through an email communication tree. Important information from the Aurora Police Department, regarding our neighborhood, will be forwarded to you in a timely manner via email. The better informed each of us is, the safer our neighborhood will be!

Right now, we have 15 block captains and over 125 houses in our network. – BUT we need block captains from every street! Training on how to become an effective block captain is available – just come to our monthly meetings.

Take control of your neighborhood’s destiny! Be a block captain or just a participant. Join Neighborhood Watch.

For more information, call Lynn Bradley, Area Coordinator, at 303-941-9844 or PAR Officer Damon Vaz at 303-627-3173.

Neighborhood Watch Signup going on Now!

If you have not yet been contacted by a Block Captain to participate in the Neighborhood Watch program, and you would like to participate, please contact our Area Coordinator:

Area Coordinator
Lynn Bradley
303-941-9844

OR our PAR Officer:

PAR Ofc. Damon Vaz
Aurora Police
303-627-3173