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PVE Neighborhood Watch Information Site PVE Neighborhood Watch is a non-profit (501c3) organization founded in1980 to encourage neighbors to watch out for one another and work with our PVE Police Department to report suspicious activities in our community. PVE Neighborhood Watch is all of us, working together. This is your location for recommendations on keeping your home and family safe, community events and more. If you see something, say something. Non-emergencies: 310.378.4211 Emergencies: 911 TIP: Make the Non-emergency number a favorite on your cell phone. Cell phone calls to 911 may be directed to an agency outside PVE. |
How You Can Get Involved
Become a Member: Membership is $10 per year which supports our organization and keeps you connected as a key part of our neighborhood safety strategy. Join us in making our community and neighborhoods safer!! Click for more Information. Have a Block Meeting: The core of Neighborhood Watch is to get to know our neighbhors and what is happening in our neighborhood. A Block Meeting is a simple way to get your block connected. For more information, contact pvenwboard@gmail.com Become a Block Captain: The cornerstone of Neighborhood Watch is our Block Captains. To be one is rewarding, easy and you'll have help along the way. Find out more on the Volunteering page. Participate in our Community Events Discover a number of fun and informative events on our PVE Neighborhood Watch calendar. They are "COVID-Friendly" and many help our local businesses. Find out more on our Calendar page. Be Aware, Be Prepared, Be Safe! |
What's New with PVE NEIGHBORHOOD Watch --
Find out What Summer Events are Planned for PVE
There are a number of fun and informative events that are happening in our City. Don't miss out. Check our PVE NW calendar for events occurring in June - September. Find out more on our Calendar page.
There are a number of fun and informative events that are happening in our City. Don't miss out. Check our PVE NW calendar for events occurring in June - September. Find out more on our Calendar page.
4th of July Safety - Fireworks are Illegal in PV
Fireworks are not allowed in PVE or any of our neighboring PV cities. See a short, special message from our local officials on how to have a safe and sane holiday. Find out more on our 4th of July Safety page.
Fireworks are not allowed in PVE or any of our neighboring PV cities. See a short, special message from our local officials on how to have a safe and sane holiday. Find out more on our 4th of July Safety page.
Catalytic Converter Etching Event
This free event for PVE Residents is being sponsored by PVE Neighborhood Watch in conjunction with the PVE PD and Van Lingen Towing. Find out more on our Catalytic Converter Event page.
This free event for PVE Residents is being sponsored by PVE Neighborhood Watch in conjunction with the PVE PD and Van Lingen Towing. Find out more on our Catalytic Converter Event page.
Get Tips on Social Media Safety for You and Your Family
Crime can come through many different mediums. Social Media can provide "bad guys" with infomation for break-ins or bullying. Find out how you can minimize your exposure. Find out more on our Social Media Safety page.
Crime can come through many different mediums. Social Media can provide "bad guys" with infomation for break-ins or bullying. Find out how you can minimize your exposure. Find out more on our Social Media Safety page.
Find out more about our PVE PD
Unless we have to call needing help with a crime or safety, we may never encounter what the PVE PD does to protect and serve our community. Find out more on our About PVE PD page.
Unless we have to call needing help with a crime or safety, we may never encounter what the PVE PD does to protect and serve our community. Find out more on our About PVE PD page.
Check out our new "Celebrating PVE People" page
Our community is filled with volunteers, residents and leaders who are making our community safer and more connected. Let's celebrate their contributions and get to know them better. Find out more on our Celebrating PVE People page.
Our community is filled with volunteers, residents and leaders who are making our community safer and more connected. Let's celebrate their contributions and get to know them better. Find out more on our Celebrating PVE People page.
Be Safe While Walking and Hiking
We've got a lot of wonderful options for walking and hiking. Make sure that you and your family are safe and aware by engaging these timely suggestions. Find out life-saving tips on our Walking & Hiking Safety page.
We've got a lot of wonderful options for walking and hiking. Make sure that you and your family are safe and aware by engaging these timely suggestions. Find out life-saving tips on our Walking & Hiking Safety page.
Keep Your Incoming and Outgoing Mail Safe from Theft
Get tips on how to keep your mail and identity safe. Mail theft continues to be too common an occurrence in PVE and nearby cities. Find out more by visiting our Mailbox Safety page.
Get tips on how to keep your mail and identity safe. Mail theft continues to be too common an occurrence in PVE and nearby cities. Find out more by visiting our Mailbox Safety page.
We're Adding New Crime Prevention & Safety Tools and Information Frequently
If you've missed one of our blasts or want some extra information about how to help your family, home and property be more prepared against crime, disasters and emergencies, make sure you you stop by our Crime & Safety section.
If you've missed one of our blasts or want some extra information about how to help your family, home and property be more prepared against crime, disasters and emergencies, make sure you you stop by our Crime & Safety section.
PVE Police Department Community Lead Officer Program
The PVEPD Community Lead Officer Program is organized to address quality of life issues for residents and businesses, over a long-term basis. The objective of this program is to provide a single point of contact for concerns including crime, traffic and other issues that may have an adverse impact on our residents.
Through more direct communication, accountability, professional responsibility, and strategic utilization of our resources, the Community Lead Officer Program will provide more enhanced community policing activities. The Community Lead Officer Program is not a replacement of our current patrol services or the community policing activities that occur on a day-to-day basis.
Community Lead Officers are the following:
Malaga Cove/Montemalaga — Cpl. Kyle Shea
Lunada Bay South/Margate — Cpl. Ken Ackert
Lunada Bay North — Cpl. Chuck Reed
Valmonte — Cpl. Russell Venegas
Get more information about the Community Lead Officer Program.
The PVEPD Community Lead Officer Program is organized to address quality of life issues for residents and businesses, over a long-term basis. The objective of this program is to provide a single point of contact for concerns including crime, traffic and other issues that may have an adverse impact on our residents.
Through more direct communication, accountability, professional responsibility, and strategic utilization of our resources, the Community Lead Officer Program will provide more enhanced community policing activities. The Community Lead Officer Program is not a replacement of our current patrol services or the community policing activities that occur on a day-to-day basis.
Community Lead Officers are the following:
Malaga Cove/Montemalaga — Cpl. Kyle Shea
Lunada Bay South/Margate — Cpl. Ken Ackert
Lunada Bay North — Cpl. Chuck Reed
Valmonte — Cpl. Russell Venegas
Get more information about the Community Lead Officer Program.
If you see suspicious behavior, contact the PVE Police Department, (310) 378-4211.
Your call gives them a reason to check.