TradesMill is a member of the Louisville Metro Police Neighborhood Watch Program. We have several
issues lately of cars being broken into and teenages going through garages. If you see what you think to be
a crime in progress or someone that does not belong and is acting suspicious notify the police immediately.
Tell them you are a part of the Neighborhood Watch Program. Get the best specific descriptions of the
people you see. Note such things as race, light or dark skinned, approximate age, type and color of
clothing, hair color and style, approximate height, name if known and location of residence.
issues lately of cars being broken into and teenages going through garages. If you see what you think to be
a crime in progress or someone that does not belong and is acting suspicious notify the police immediately.
Tell them you are a part of the Neighborhood Watch Program. Get the best specific descriptions of the
people you see. Note such things as race, light or dark skinned, approximate age, type and color of
clothing, hair color and style, approximate height, name if known and location of residence.
Keep garage doors closed even when you are working in your yard. Do not leave your garage door open
unless you are visibly present to the outsiders and even then you may be taking a chance due to the
aggessiveness of kids these days.
Lock your car every time you leave it parked outside.
Remove GPS devices and any non-attached devices like MP3 players, video players, cell phones and radar
devices. These are primary targets.
Keep your car keys (remote) handy at night. Most cars now have an alarm or panic feature. Test yours to
see if it can be activated from inside your home. If you a victim of an intruder in your home or see someone
prowling around you can attact attention by pressing the panic or alarm button. The alarm can awake
neighbors and attact attention. This can also be true for you ladies when walking to your car in a parking lot
at night.
Another tip for some of the older folks is to keep your keys and remote with you in case you fall or need help
and cannot get to a phone and need to attract attention. Sound the car alarm.
unless you are visibly present to the outsiders and even then you may be taking a chance due to the
aggessiveness of kids these days.
Lock your car every time you leave it parked outside.
Remove GPS devices and any non-attached devices like MP3 players, video players, cell phones and radar
devices. These are primary targets.
Keep your car keys (remote) handy at night. Most cars now have an alarm or panic feature. Test yours to
see if it can be activated from inside your home. If you a victim of an intruder in your home or see someone
prowling around you can attact attention by pressing the panic or alarm button. The alarm can awake
neighbors and attact attention. This can also be true for you ladies when walking to your car in a parking lot
at night.
Another tip for some of the older folks is to keep your keys and remote with you in case you fall or need help
and cannot get to a phone and need to attract attention. Sound the car alarm.
Neighborhood Watch Tips
Every resident has a part in the
Neighborhood Watch. Keep
your eyes open and report any
out of the ordinary activity.
Neighborhood Watch. Keep
your eyes open and report any
out of the ordinary activity.
Pet owners - Pick up after your
pet. If you don't want it in your
yard, your neighbors sure don't
want it in theirs or on our
common areas.
pet. If you don't want it in your
yard, your neighbors sure don't
want it in theirs or on our
common areas.
Neighborhood Watch
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TradesMill Homeowners Association
Fern Creek, Kentucky 40291
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