Drumsagard Village Neighbourhood Watch
Why Drumsagard Village Neighbourhood Watch?
The Drumsagard Village Neighbourhood Watch scheme was set up in 2014 to help address community concerns around crime, vandalism and anti-social behaviour affecting the residents of Drumsagard Village.
The Neighbourhood Watch Scheme works alongside the Drumsagard Village Residents Association and liaises with community groups such as the local council, local authorities, police, councillors and politicians to help tackle local issues wherever they may arise.
The scheme acts to build a safer community through sharing of information and reporting incidents or concerns as and when they arise. In turn this allows the scheme co-ordinators to pass on the information to the relevant body to take further action. In addition, members will receive periodic updates, newsletters and important local information to stay informed of local issues and initiatives.
Important Notice
Whilst our members look out for each other and report any matters arising, members of the scheme do NOT act as vigilantes, patrol the street, attempt to apprehend or arrest offenders, or act in any way that puts themselves or anyone else in danger.
Key Benefits
- Periodic updates and newsletters
- Important local information
- Direct liaison with authorities
- Community support network
Established
2014
Works With
Local council, police, councillors, and politicians
More Information
What is Neighbourhood Watch?
Learn about the origins and purpose of Neighbourhood Watch
How Does It Work?
Understand how our scheme operates in the community
Our Coverage Area
See which areas are covered by our scheme
Join Us
Find out how to become a member
What to Do
Learn how to report incidents and concerns
Get Involved
If you're interested in joining the Neighbourhood Watch scheme or want more information, please contact us through the Residents Association.
Contact Us