1. Security PlanSector 1 Neighborhood Watch Milnerton 2. Introducing your NHW Management TeamNeighbors helping neighbors 3. Why a Neighbourhood Watch? Unites the community and increases neighbourhood cohesion Reduces fear of crime in the community Improves crime reporting by citizens Increases surveillance in the community Prevents and reduces crime Build and uplifts the entire community Increases property valueNeighbors helping neighbors 4. What does Sector 1 NHW Mean?Milnerton is divided into 5 PolicingSectors: Sector 1 - Tijgerhof / Sanddrift / Rugby /Brooklyn / Ysterplaat Sector 2 - Dunoon & Killarney Gardens Sector 3 - Milnerton Central & Surrounds Sector 4 - Summer Greens & Century City Sector 5 - Joe Slovo Park; Phoenix & MontagueGardens 5. NHW Executive Comittee(Exco)NHW CaptainsNHWPatrollersResidents Residents ResidentsNHWMembersResidents Residents ResidentsNHWWhatsappMembersResidents Residents ResidentsNew NHW StructureNeighbors helping neighborsApplications now open 6. Are these the NHW? Milnerton Neighbours Sanddrift Network Sector 1 Network Cindy Hart Network Milnerton Crime Watch Milnerton Sector 1 CPF Any other NHW? No The NHW does however work in partnership with many privateand public organisations 7. The NHW StrategyBroken Windows Theory 8. As illegal activities keep on going and brokenwindows becomes a problem in the wholeneighborhood, people who live in the area begin to feelvulnerable. They become less involved in thecommunity and are less willing to intervene tomaintain public order. 9. The NHW StrategyBroken Windows Theory 10. Our Broken Windows Graffiti &SquattersNeighbors helping neighbors 11. Our Broken Windows Gangsters, DrugDealers, Prostitutes, Kidnappers, HumanTrafficking & Thieves 12. Kidnapping in Milnerton has increased by950 % over 10 Years (SAPS Crime Stats) 13. NHW Incident Database & Stats We want to set up a reporting database of all incidents acrossthe Milnerton suburbs To track trends, hot spots, all incidents and crime stats Why, cause most crime is not reported to SAPS! How can we improve on something if we cant measure it?Neighbors helping neighbors 14. The NHW Crime Fighting Plan Principles are based on Community Building & Security LayersCommunityNeighbourhoodStreetPropertyPersonNeighbors helping neighbors 15. Connecting & Building CommunityA Digital Network of ResidentsNHWPatrollingGroupLawEnforcmentSAPSNHWResponseCoreNHWCaptainsWhatsappGroupWhatsappGroupWhatsappGroupNHWCaptainsRadio LinkWhatsappGroupWhatsappGroupWhatsappGroupNHWCaptainsWhatsappGroupWhatsappGroupWhatsappGroupArmedResponseWhatsappMessagesWhatsappMessagesWhatsappMessagesNeighbors helping neighbors 16. RCW consists of concerned residents ofFarnworth Street & Lincluden StreetOUR AIMFoster relationships with neighboursClean up our streetsMake our streets less attractive to criminalsSecure our properties betterAssist authorities with information where possibleCreate a network of like-minded, interested neighbours who look out for each other andthereby build a real community 17. RCW PROJECT #1 - VISIBLE PATROLS OF OUR STREETS We patrol on foot, each night &vary the times We pick up litter& unblockdrains & gutters We connect with neighbours We alert the COCT to problems(refuse, burst pipes, dumping,street signage & lighting) We liaise with the police & sendalerts & updates 18. RCW PROJECT #2 SECURITY OF OUR HOMES, STREET We do pamphlet drops with safety &security hints & tips we suggest lowcost, high impact DIY tips We alert each other & police to suspiciousstrangers / regulars We are petitioning the COCT to installmore lighting in the street & possiblycameras too We will be installing signage warning ofCCTV coverage We are researching bulk purchases of LEDlighting for front & rear of housesTIP 1: set a lamp and radio on a timer in afront room, to switch on and off during theday and nightTIP 2: If you have windows which arevulnerable, consider covering them in Smash& Grab film this slows down entry andmakes the glass difficult to remove.TIP 3: Never leave boxes from newappliances on the pavement onrubbish day! This is a menu for robbers!TIP 4: Dont broadcast vacation plans onFacebook its all too easy for the badguys (many of whom are tech-savvy) totrack plans. And never pack your car for avacation, in the street it screams stealour stuff once we drive away!TIP 2: Always change all the locks in yournewly bought house you never knowwho has keys from previous owners!TIP 3: Even if you dont actually HAVE adog, keep a couple of used doggie toyslying around in your front yard makethe baddies wonder HOW big your dog is 19. RCW PROJECT #3 MARK-IT DAY Publicize the fact that items in your communitys streets are clearly marked. Thieves are opportunists they will steal what is most easy to resell. Make your possessions undesirable. The trick is that the would-be thieves must KNOW that the items in yourhouse/street/neighbourhood are marked! Contact/email/fax ALL of the surrounding pawn shops so that they dontaccept items from your streets. Have signage made for your home & streets saying All home contentsmarked, trackable, traceable 20. RCW PROJECT #4 #9 FARNWORTH STREET PLOT CLEANUP Squatting (evicted in 2012) Prostitution (while shacks were up & squatters were living there) Drug sales Currently used for illegal dumping & thoroughfare for drug buyers (drughouse is at # 7 Farnworth Street)BEFORE DURING AFTERWATCH THIS SPACE! 21. RCW PROJECT #5 GENTRIFICATION OF OUR STREETS Cleaner Streets Litter Bins Buy in from neighbours Social events garage sales, streetbraais, Trick Or Treat on Halloween Ban horse & carts Communcal gathering point suchas #9 Farnworth Street Noticeboard, additional lighting,pole-mounted cameras Signage entering a safeneighbourhood Helping out elderly or less advantaged neighboursin the area Coffee Shop 22. HELP REQUIRED!Truck, skip bins, transport of refuse, rubbleLawyer adviceTHANK YOU! 23. S1 NHW Visibility DrivesNeighbors helping neighbors 24. S1 NHW Sanddrift Clean Up & Soup KitchenNeighbors helping neighbors 25. Awareness& TrainingNeighbors helping neighbors 26. DustbinsNeighbors helping neighbors 27. Horse CartsNeighbors helping neighbors 28. DumpingNeighbors helping neighbors 29. Begging & Homeless 30. Impact on your quality of life? 31. The Power of Cameras The Silver FoxNeighbors helping neighbors 32. The Power of Cameras Spider ManNeighbors helping neighbors 33. Connecting & Serving CommunitiesNHW Veggie Garden at Tygerhof Primary SchoolNeighbors helping neighbors 34. Looking After Furry Friends (Lost & Found)Neighbors helping neighbors 35. New Project: Dog ParkWhy? Keep criminals out by removing the space Prevent Rape & Torture (White Bakkie) Neighbours meet & get to know each other Safer place for dogs to roam Opportunities to discuss NHW projects Builds CommunityNeighbors helping neighbors 36. Emergency ResponseNeighbors helping neighbors 37. NHW HQ (Soccer Field on Pringle Rd)Neighbors helping neighbors 38. SAPS Crime Hot SpotsTYGERHOF:1) PRINGLE ROAD FROM NOBLE STREET (DE GRENDEL SCHOOL) TOWARDS THE LANE ATSKYLINER AVENUE2) FITZPATRICK STREET3) BOLMEAR STREET4) IONA STREET5) STREETS BETWEEN BURCHELL AND SKYLINER STREET LEADING TO RAILWAY LINESSANDRIFT:1) CORSAIR ROAD2) PRINGLE ROADRUGBY:1) IMPALA STREET2) STREETS OPPOSITE ALBOW GARDENS (DREYER STREET UP TO EPPING STREET)BROOKLYN:1) KOEBERG ROAD BETWEEN JUSTIN AND POOLE STREET2) WEMYSS STREET3) FORRIDON STREETLAGOON BEACH:1) PARKING AREA AT BEACHNeighbors helping neighbors 39. Successful NHW ExampleTable View NHW 8,333 FB Members 40. Table View NHW Partnership 41. Why a Security Partnership Genuine Interest in Safety of Milnerton Community A different approach to Security thats proven in Neighbouringareas ; Pro-Active Patrols to find & PREVENT problems Dedicated vehicle to Sector 1 (upon milestone) Connected into the NHW via Radio (coming soon) Camera infrastructure Real partnership with the NHW and Community Established Network of Security in Milnerton Investment in the Community & NHW 42. Security Partnership Cost Effective & Suitable for Sector 1 Based in Milnerton Sufficient Back-up Vehicles in the area South African Company (investing in local economy) SAIDSA Accredited Direct management contribution to the NHW Direct Response to NHW SOS Calls 43. What is the Cost? Armed Response & Alarm Monitoring: R320 per month Supply & Install Radio to monitor your alarm system NO deposit for the Radio equipment to monitor your alarm Full armed response, call outs & alarm monitoring ICASA radio fees of R165 per YEAR are excluded Special rates for pensioners and people who cannot afford it Crime Watch goal to be connected to NHW via Radio * Alarm Installations if required 30 day notice period to cancel (requires no commitment, easyin or easy out) Pensioners, Reponses Only: R80 per month 44. The Plan & Phases Currently Sector 1 has 300+ customers paying for armedresponse NHW patrols mostly covers early morning and evenings Most NHW members work full time jobs Phase 1: Tygerhof & Sanddrift (Pilot Phase) Dedicated vehicle upon 175 customers Phase 2: Brooklyn & Rugby Dedicated vehicle upon 175 customers Early in new year plan to launch in Brooklyn & Rugby 45. Crime Watch Results! On Tuesday 2014-10-14 10am the control room received a call from atno. 57 Fairview crescent complaining that 2 X black males jumped overthe wall at no. 74 Fairview crescent. We than went into Greyville square and we spotted a male coming fromthe vlei area and when the male spotted us he tried to go back into thevlei but we caught him. The suspect also belongs to the "26" gang and was previously in prisonfor murder and armed robbery. 46. CLIENT FOLLOWED fromBANKROBBED IN FAIRVIEWCLOSE,MILNERTON RIDGE 47. MR 1 LPR CAM - AINTREE MEWSREG No of VEHICLETHAT COMMITTED ROBBERY- FAIRVIEW CLOSE .REG No GIVEN TO SAPSPOSITIVE ARREST IN DU NOON 48. CLIENT PHONED THECONTROL ROOM TOREPORT THAT A SUSPECTTRIED TO FORCEHIMSELF INTO HERHOUSE. CLIENT GAVECLOTHING DESCRIPTION 49. PATROL VEHICLE ARRIVINGCW CONTROL ROOM USED THE CAMERAS TO FINDTHE SUSPECT FROM CLOTHING DESCRIPTION THATWAS GIVEN BY THE CLIENTCAM10 MR1/PTZ/SW CRN CHELT-BRIDAL (EWS)SUSPECT HIDING 50. CW CONTROL ROOM DIRECTS PATROLLERS TO THE HIDDEN SUSPECTSUSPECTS APPREHENDED 51. 9080706050403020100SB SB SB SB SBMarch April May June July1min2min3min4min5min6min7min to 10min11min to 15min16min to 20minOver 20minSUNSET BEACH RSPONSE COMPARISON 52. Thanking NHW Partners & SponsorsPlease Help Find NWH SponsorsNeighbors helping neighbors 53. Thanking your NHW Patrollers Lesley Martch Marc Alperstein Vanessa Irvine Mary Mcleary Dean Williams Walleed Bux Shaun Rosenstien Sidney Bilski Mike Lippert Peter John Van Heerden Frank Irvine Ray Cindy Hart Ran Mirkin David Faber Chris Vigus Lianne Lippert Gabriel dOliveria Zelda & Allen Frank Many othersNeighbors helping neighbors 54. Why the Form? Give us feedback, comments & ideas Interest in joining the NHW Crime Watch Project Contact details for the NWW newsletter To be informed of meetings, training and events Security cameras to identify criminals Join the NHW, you are not required to Patrol Get involved in your community and projects Help stop this wave of crime 55. Thank youPlease stay for coffee and questionsPlease hand in your formSee you next month