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2013 What an eventful year
I N S I D E T H I S
I S S U E :
A Year in
Review-
cont’d
2
3rd Annual
Shop with a
Cop
2
Phoenix
Neighbor-
hood Patrol
3
Coffee with
a Cop
3
Graffiti
Conference
3
March Com-
munity
Meeting
3
Crime Pre-
vention Day
4
March
Calendar of
Events
5
M O U N T A I N V I E W
P R E C I N C T
Bird’s Eye View F E B R U A R Y 2 0 1 4 V O L U M E 3 , I S S U E 1
2013 was a busy year for the Community Resource Squad. We organized and/or participated in several community events such
as; Coffee with a Cop, monthly community meetings, bike and walk to school events, Prescription Take Backs, State Fair, Senior
Safety Event, G.A.I.N. Kickoff, Precinct G.A.I.N. events, Halloween Festival , Shop with a Cop , career days, and transportation
days to name a few. Our largest event hosted by the squad, at the Mountain View Precinct, was the annual Halloween Festi-
val. It was an evening of costumes, pumpkins, mascots, contests, obstacle course, music, food and trunk or treating! We hope
you had the opportunity to participate in this annual spooktacular event! Thank you to all of our community and business part-
ners who helped make this event successful.
The Mountain View Precinct will be hosting a community meeting for the express purpose of solic-iting neighborhood input into our planning process on:
Wednesday, February 26, 2014 Mountain View Precinct,
2075 E. Maryland Ave. 6:30 pm.
The following questions are the questions we will ask you at the meeting, but there will plenty of time for any other questions you may have…
In your neighborhood, what policing issues are you most concerned about?
In your community, what is the one change you would like to see the PPD assist you with?
Do you have an active PNP group? If not, would you be interested in forming one?
How safe do you feel in your neighborhood?
Do you know of any criminal activity in your neighborhood?
Do you know who your CAO is?
What other City Departments would you like to see participating in your Block Watch meeting?
What information/reports would be useful to you on-line?
P A G E 2
On December 18, 2013 Officers from the Mountain View Precinct participated
in the 3rd annual “Shop with a Cop” event at Target. Sixty four children ( 8
per precinct) were chosen by Phoenix Police Officers to participate in a morn-
ing of festivities. Each child was personally escorted by a designated officer to
Target where they were treated to breakfast, a visit from Santa, who arrived in
the Phoenix Police Air Unit, followed by shopping, snacks, arts and crafts.
Thank you to everyone who contributed, donated their time, and helped make
this event possible.
Important Numbers:
Police/Fire 911
Crime Stop
602-262-6151
Poison Control
602-253-3334
Traffic Signal Mal-
functioning
602-262-6021
Public Records
602-534-1127
Silent Witness
480-948-6377
Graffiti Busters
602-495-7014
Barking Dogs
602-262-6466
Neighborhood
Services
602-262-7344
Illegal Dumping
602-262-7251
Websites:
Phoenix Block Watch
Advisory Board
www.phxblockwatch.org
Phoenix Neighborhood
Patrol
www.pnpmembers.com
Mountain View Precinct
www.phoenix.gov/ police/
precincts/
mountainviewpre-
cinct.index.html/
B I R D ’ S E Y E V I E W
P A G E 3 V O L U M E 3 , I S S U E 1
B I R D ’ S E Y E V I E W
Phoenix Neighborhood Patrol Training
March 8, 2014
Mountain View
Precinct
2075 E. Maryland Ave
(between Glendale Ave & Bethany
Home Rd)
Registration begins at 7:30am
Class 8:00am—Noon
RSVP to [email protected]
Seating is limited to 45 people.
Coffee with a Cop
March 5, 2014
8:00-9:00am
Have you or someone you know been a victim of
an auto theft?
Want to know what happens after you report a
stolen vehicle?
Are you interested in learning ways to protect
your vehicle?
Join us:
Wednesday, March 26, 2014
Mountain View Precinct
2075 E. Maryland Ave.
6:30-7:30
For a presentation by Detective Jacobs on Auto
Theft Prevention
ZERO GRAFFITI INTERNATIONAL
April 23, 24, 25
Sheraton Crescent Hotel
2620 W. Dunlap Ave.
Phoenix, AZ 85021
Topics:
Graffiti Abatement A-Z
Comparative Law
Community Engagement
Graffiti & Blight Busters
CPTED
Prevention & Diversion
Cost Recovery from Graffiti Vandals
To register visit, www.ZeroGraffiti.org
Location To
Be
Determined
Auto/Home/Bike Safety/Personal Safety Pro-
grams
Home Security Tips and Tools
Block Watch & Neighborhood Patrol Programs
Homeland Security & Emergency Preparedness
Traffic Safety & Teen Driving Tips
Internet & Cyber Safety
Child ID & Safety Program
Identity Theft
Elder Abuse—Senior Frauds & Scams, Investor
Fraud, FINRA Programs
Be A Leader In Crime Prevention
2014 Crime Prevention Day at the Arizona State Capitol
Hosted by the Arizona Crime Prevention Association (ACPA)
Thursday, February 20, 2014
11:00am—2:00pm
Arizona State Capitol (Senate Lawn)
Interactive Displays & Resource Materials will include:
Bully & Cyber Bully Prevention, Teen Safety, Drug
& Alcohol Free Programs
Synthetic Drugs
Crime Free Multi-Housing Programs
CPTED—Crime Prevention Through Environmental
Design
Workplace Violence, Crisis Intervention, Business
Terrorism
School Safety, School Resource Officers
Arizona Military Family Services
Statewide Prescription Drug Disposal Sites
Join ACPA members and Arizona Law Enforce-
ment partners as we work together to increase
awareness of current crime prevention resources
and programs for all Arizonans.
For more information, contact Ann
Armstrong (602) 364-2892 or
March 2014 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
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2 3 4 5
Coffee w/a Cop
8:00-9:00 am
Location TBD
6 7 8 Phoenix Neigh-
borhood Patrol
Training
2075 E. Maryland
8:00 am-Noon
9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Paint Sprayer
Training
8:00-10:00 am
NSD West Facility
3325 W. Flower St.
16 17 18 19 20 21 22 Community
Bike Ride & Event
10:30-11:30 am
(Bike Ride)
11:30am-2:30pm
(Event)
23 24 25 26 Community
Meeting
2075 E. Maryland
6:30-7:30 pm
Auto Theft –trends
& prevention
27 28
Auto Theft Prevention Month
Community Action Officers
Community Programs Officer
Mary Roestenberg 602-495-6896
Benjamin Carro 602-320-0394
Jon McLachlan 602-882-9666
Aaron Stevens 602-361-0043
Stephanie Laufer 602-495-6877
Aimee Knight-Fogel 602-708-1106
Ben Harris 602-495-6882
East Area of Precinct (71 Area) Central Area of Precinct (72 Area) West Area of Precinct (73 Area)
Crime Free Multi-Housing Officer
Drew Loper 602-495-0486
Abatement Detective
Chris Morris 602-534-5785
Burglary Reduction Program
Detective Pat Schutte (602) 534-6530
Detective Abe Flores (602) 534-1253
Mountain View Precinct
2075 E. Maryland Ave.
Phoenix, AZ 85016
Front Desk :(602) 495-5007
Fax Number: (602) 495-3638
Website: http://www.phoenix.gov/police/precincts/mountainview/index.html
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City of Phoenix Police DepartmentMountain View Precinct (700)
Community Action Officers and Squad Areas
Mountain View Precinct602-495-5007
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700 Mountain View700 CAO Areas
71 Area North71 Area South72 Area North72 Area South73 Area North73 Area SouthFreewaysMain StreetsArterial StreetsCanals
Phoenix Police DepartmentCrime Analysis and Research Unit (CARU)Created: September 21, 2010 A2777 Updated: January 20, 2012S:\1PrecinctSupport\700 Squaw Peak\18634 CAO MapInfo Center - Document Center - PPD Maps - 700 - 700 CAO Map.pdf
Boundaries Effective August 23, 2010
71 South CAO Stephanie Laufer602-882-9665
71 NorthCAO Ben Carro
602-320-0394
72 NorthCAO Jonathan McLachlan
602-882-9666
72 SouthCAO Aimee Knight-Fogel602-708-1106
73 NorthCAO Aaron Stevens
602-361-0043
73 SouthCAO Ben Harris602-361-4501