Report from the Northwest Patrol Division Quarterly Meeting

The recent Little Rock Police Department Northwest Patrol Division Quarterly Meeting was very informative. One Broadmoor resident attended. All should attend meetings in the future to find out what is really happening straight from the people who protect us!

Our neighbors to the north, the Briarwood Neighborhood Association, have a complete report at http://www.briarwoodlr.org/.

Crime is down 9.9% this year from last year.

Each speaker made it clear that we should use common sense and be vigilant. Do not leave valuables in your automobiles, lock your doors, etc. Apparently, not everyone does! Nosy neighbors help solve a lot of crimes. Please call 911 ANY time you see suspicious activity.

Annual Meeting Sunday, March 8

Our 2009 Annual Meeting will be held on Sunday, March 8 at 2p.m. We will meet in the fellowship hall of St. Luke Methodist Church, 6401 West 32d Street.

Quarterly Police Meeting

The Northwest Patrol Division 1st quarter meeting is Thursday, January 22nd, 6:30pm at the Northwest Substation 10,001 Kanis Road. This meeting is for Districts 60, 61, 63, 64, 70, 71, and 72. Or generally, those that reside west of University Avenue and north of Colonel Glenn.

The purpose and objective of Patrol Division Quarterly Neighborhood meetings: 
Provide a forum for concerned Citizens to hear crime statistics and crime trends in their respective patrol division areas; Discussion on progress of arrests and investigations; To share success stories, accomplishments and to commend officers for outstanding performance; And, an opportunity for Citizens to express concerns.

The Holidays may be over but crime isn't. be steadfast in reducing your chances of becoming a victim. Review your crime prevention materials.

Secure to be sure!

Dwight Davis 
Little Rock Police Department

Christmas decoration contest winners!

Thanks everyone for doing such a great job decorating the neighborhood this year. Here are our contest winners. (Yes, there are two third place winners.)

First Place: 2207 Ridgepark:















Second: 10 Belmont:















Third: 75 Lakeshore:















Third: 32 Barbara:

Free home security assessments by LRPD

The Little Rock Police Department will visit your home and give you advice on improving security.

You may know Officer Michelle Hill from our meetings or from her television appearances. Contact her for an assessment at 371-4634.

December Broadmoor Meeting Agenda

Broadmoor Property Owners Association/
Broadmoor Recreational Improvement District
Board of Directors
Thursday, December 4, 2008

I. Introductions

II. November minutes

III. Treasurer's report

IV. Pool report

V. Neighborhood Watch report
(Discussion of long-range issues reserved for item VIII.2.)

VI. Clubhouse, Park, Lake, and Dam Committee report
1. Playground equipment installation
2. Other issues

VII. Quality of Life Committee report
1. Christmas decoration contest
2. University District report
3. Other issues

VIII. 2009 Planning
1. Budget
A. General
B. Pool capital improvements
2. Building Neighborhood Watch
A. Improving communication with police
B. Developing new participants and leaders
C. Welcoming new neighbors
3. Other issues

IX. New, old, other business and announcements

X. Adjourn

Downtown Patrol Division 4th Quarter Meeting

Broadmoor is in the Northwest Patrol Division, but this meeting may be of interest to residents.

The Downtown Patrol Division 4th Quarter Meeting is Thursday, December 11, 6:30pm at the Willie Hinton Resource Center located at 3805 W. 12th Street. This meeting is for Districts 40, 41, 42, 43, 50, 51, 52, 53, and 54. Or generally, those that reside east of University Ave. and north of 39th Street to City limits.

The purpose and objective of Patrol Division Quarterly Neighborhood meetings:
Provide a forum for concerned Citizens to hear crime statistics and crime trends in their respective patrol division areas; Discussion on progress of arrests and investigations; To share success stories, accomplishments and to commend officers for outstanding performance; And, an opportunity for Citizens to express concerns.

Secure to be Sure campaign: Secure your Home, Car and the items inside to be Sure a thief will pass you by. We are promoting this campaign throughout the holiday season to stimulate awareness among Citizenry on how to secure your personal items as well as yourself from criminals. Reduce your chances of becoming a victim of burglary or auto breaking and entering. The Secure to be Sure brochures are available at any Little Rock Police Department Substation or kiosk, all Central Arkansas Library System Branches, Central Arkansas Water's main office and Neighborhood Alert Centers.