Know Your Neighbours
Neighbourhood safety is a shared responsibility that is as simple as getting to know and WATCH OUT for your neighbour. Report any criminal and/or suspicious activity when you see it happen in your neighbourhood.
KEEP YOUR NEIGHBOURHOOD SAFE
Take the Know Your Neighbour Test:
- Do you know the first name of at least 5 different neighbours?
- Would you be able to tell police the ADDRESS of the house BEHIND you, in the event you witnessed a break-in?
- Would your back door NEIGHBOUR know YOUR ADDRESS, in the event that your home was broken into?
If you answered NO to any of these questions, use the chart on the back of this card - to get to: KNOW YOUR NEIGHBOURS
Download this card and introduce yourself to your neighbours by giving them a copy with your information on it in exchange for theirs.
SECURE YOUR HOME • BE ALERT • BE AWARE
IF YOU SEE A CRIME IN PROGRESS: 9-1-1 TO REPORT SUSPICIOUS/UNUSUAL ACTIVITY
416-808-2222
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23 Divison News
August 29, 2023
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