Category: Neighborhood Watch News

Menomonee Falls Neighborhood Watch (MFNW) The objective of our Neighborhood Watch is to work in partnership with the Menomonee Falls Police Department in a cooperative effort towards preventing and reducing crime in the Village of Menomonee Falls, in order to maintain the high quality of life that we all enjoy. We act as an additional set of eyes and ears for our police officers. Neighborhood Watch Annual Silent Auction returning to The Trysting Place Saturday, September 7th – 10:00 am. to 2:00 pm. Be sure to check out the Menomonee Falls Neighborhood Watch 13th Annual Silent Auction. This is the largest fundraiser the organization holds each year, and the proceeds are used to promote and foster a safe community for all. This year the event is returning to their “home-grounds,”…

Saturday, September 8th, 2012 - Menomonee Falls High School 10:00am - 3:00pm (Bidding ends at 2:00pm) Silent Auction will be in the gymnasium. Click Here for flyer

The Houston Police Department's Homeland Security received a grant to make a "what to do if there is an active shooter" video. It is short, precise, gives options, is very well done. Obviously there have been a number of "experts," television pundits, law enforcement professionals, etc., since the Aurora, Colorado shooting, giving varying opinions on what to do and when to do them in the event of an "active shooter." Video is excellent and very well put together. Here is the link: http://youtu.be/5VcSwejU2D0

"Selected as Best Neighborhood Watch Group in the U.S.A. in 2009 by the National Sheriff's Association" 2009 AWARD: Excellence by a Neighborhood Watch Group The Menomonee Falls Neighborhood Watch, WI has made great strides in improving the Village of Menomonee Falls, educating and empowering the residents while assisting the Menomonee Falls Police Department. The group believes that safety and security start at home. Their mission is to work in partnership with the police department in a cooperative effort towards preventing crime in order to maintain the high quality of life. The group began in 1986 with one neighborhood concerned about a series of thefts that were occurring. That one neighborhood has grown to 185 blocks including 4,500 if approximately 10,000 households. The NW group publishes a quarterly newsletter which includes…

The Menomonee Falls Neighborhood Watch, Police Department and Waste Management brought the Waste Watch program to the village in early April. By Katrina Schwarz April 18, 2012 Click here to see full article on MenomomeeFallsPatch

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NEWS RELEASE  Fifty members of the Tri County Y’s Active Older Adult club were recently educated by a trio of local experts on how to avoid being victims of crime and fraud. Coordinating the program for the Y was Lowell Carl, a retired insurance fraud manager, and now an independent business consultant who advises businesses on topics including fraud prevention. Carl recruited Detective Chris Cybell of the Menomonee Falls Police Department and Menomonee Falls Neighbor Watch President, Bill Schmitz, to join him as presenters. Carl was asked by Tri County Y management to coordinate the program as part of his role a Y Ambassador. Y Ambassadors are chosen to be conduits of information between members and center management. Cybell, a 17 year veteran of the department, is considered an expert…

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