When considering organizing a crime watch neighborhood it is imperative to read and understand the NNW manual. Click Here

Check out their website: National Neighborhood Watch (NNW.org)

The five steps outlined by NNW:

Getting Started

Sample Forms from neighborhood crime watch to aide in organizing a neighborhood watch.

Chain of Command suggested by NNW.ORG. As more and more neighborhoods become organized, we will need a comprehensive organizational structure to cover the many neighborhoods that have neighborhood watches.. See below for the "Organizational Structure" of Crime Watch Greenville that will be reducing the criminal element of Greenville County. For those desiring a neighborhood watch, they should contact us 1st to see if there is already a watch. Regardless, Contact us to help you set up your neighborhood watch. There is no cost to you, only the desire to see our families and businesses become safe and secure.

Neighborhood Watch Presentation Part 1 and Part 2

National Crime Prevention Council (NCPC): Click Here for a PDF and Here to take you to Gruff the crime Dog website (NCPC)

Misc. Material that may helpful for your meetings or to assist you in other areas not covered on this website. For example the PowerPoint presentation Part 1 & 2

Products and Info from the National Neighborhood Watch Institute

Greenville County Roads: Who owns the roads of Greenville County and More

Check out our new Social Media started 2/14/24

A Message from Joe McLauglin, whose idea it was to create Crime Watch: (HERE)

Becoming a member of Crime Watch Greenville is Free. Contact Us and ask to subscribe to our newsletter for membership.

The following Link is copied from National Neighborhood Watch: Register to receive the newsletter that contains stories and information on what others are doing in their Groups.