Working together to prevent crime.
After 42 years, Crossroads Blockwatch is coming to an end.
As of May 15th this website will be decommissioned. If you would like to continue staying up to date on all things safety and community related, we recommend joing the following facebook pages.
Crossroads Community Association
OBJECTS
To achieve a major decrease in residential crime through saturation of the Block Watch program.
To increase the identification and reporting of suspicious activities
To promote neighbourhood cohesiveness
Blocks are geographically contained - usually 30-40 homes back alley to alley. However, this is not always possible, and blocks are split according to the number of homes.
Crossroads Block Watch is governed by the Board of Directors, however, all residents must take an active part in the program to ensure the continued success, involvement, and maintenance of the program. Residential crime prevention is everyone's responsibility!
A quarterly newsletter provides residents with detailed crime information, crime trends, and ways to reduce the possibility of being victimized.