Toledo Neighborhood Block Watch

  

Program Information

   

 

Toledo Neighborhood Block Watch

 Chairman Michael Dearth (419) 261-1721

                                                                                                                                    

Toledo Police Department

Chief Michael Navarre

 

                                    

                                                                               

 Central District Station                                                       Scott Park District Station

Lieutenant Matt Bombrys                                                         Lieutenant Cheryl Hunt

 419-245-1161                                                                           419-936-3444

   Sergeant Tim Layson                                                             Sergeant David Bonner

419-936-3852                                                                           419-936-2933

 

Mission of the Toledo Block Watch Program

 

The Toledo Neighborhood Block Watch Program is a community partnership involving neighborhood volunteers, law enforcement, and other community services. The program serves to make neighborhoods safer and more wholesome.

 

Links (Purpose & Goals of Block Watch), (Benefits of Block Watch), (How does Block Watch work?), (How to start a Block Watch), (Most frequently called city numbers)

Purpose of Block Watch

 

 

The purpose of Neighborhood Block Watch is to form a partnership among citizens, city services, and other community organizations in an effort to improve the quality of life in their neighborhood.

 

Goals Of Block Watch

  

To assist in coordinating the efforts of members representing law enforcement, local government, and citizens into a cohesive effective force.

To serve as a catalyst to challenge neighborhood residents to accept their share of the responsibility for the overall quality of the life in their respective neighborhoods.

To work in partnership with the community to identify and address concerns affecting the integrity and well-being of their neighborhoods.

Benefits of Block Watch

Instrumental in reducing the risk of becoming a crime victim.

Improve the quality of life in your neighborhood.

Being better prepared to respond to suspicious activity.

Gain knowledge concerning what is occurring in your neighborhood.

Block Watch promotes getting to know your neighbors and their regular pattern.

The posting of block watch signs in your neighborhood serves as a deterrent to criminals.

How does Block Watch work?

Report suspicious persons and activities to the Toledo Police Department.

Attend regularly scheduled block watch meetings.

Network information with other Block Watch members.

Know the habits and activities of neighbors so you can notice out of the ordinary incidents and report such to the proper authorities.

 

 How to start a Block Watch

Organize a group of neighbors who are interested in making their neighborhood safer.

 

Notify the Toledo Police Department that you wish to start a Neighborhood Block Watch.

Develop a flyer for residents in your area advising them when and where a meeting will be conducted.

 

 

 

 Most Frequently Called City Numbers

 

For all emergencies, call 9-1-1.

 

Call City Hall (24 hours)……..419-936-2020

 

City Council…………………...419-245-1050

 

Code Enforcement…………...419-936-2020

 

Demolitions………………...…419-936-2020

 

Fire (non-emergency)………..419-936-3551

 

Graffiti Hotline… . …………....419-936-2020

 

Health & Environment…….....419-213-4100

 

Human Resources……….…. 419-245-1500

 

Inspection (Building)…….…...419-245-1220

 

Mayor’s Office………………...419-245-1001

 

Municipal Court………….……419-245-1947

 

Parks, Recreation & Forestry.419-936-2875

 

Planning Commission………..419-245-1200

 

Potholes……………………….419-936-2867

 

Public Service………………..419-245-1835

 

Public Utilities………………...419-245-1800

 

Sewer & Drainage……………419-936-2924

 

Solid Waste……………………419-936-2510

 

Streets, Bridges & Harbor…...419-936-2623

 

Transportation………………...419-245-1300

 

Water Emergency…………….419-242-5040

 

 Toledo Police Department

 

 

For all emergencies, call 9-1-1

 

For non-emergencies call

419-245-3340

 

The Central District Station and the Scott Park District Station are in operation 24/7. Field operations personnel operate out of these stations. The Northwest Station is also in operation 24/7.

 

Central District Station

District Commander

James  O’Bryant

525 N. Erie

 

General Number         419-245-3246

 

Persons Crimes         419-245-3142

Property Crimes          419-245-3142

Check Unit                   419-245-3142

Missing Persons         419-245-3142

Community Services   419-245-1161

 

Scott Park District Station

District Commander

Diana Ruiz-Krause

2301 Nebraska Ave.

 

General Number           419-936-2000

Community Services    419-936-3444

 

Northwest Station

2330 W. Sylvania

419-936-3800

 

Special Victim’s Unit         419-936-3828

Domestic Violence Unit    419-246-3162