Protecting ourselves and our property is a community effort. If you see something, say something.
Considering the volume of service calls every day, the police simply can’t be everywhere at once, so they depend on the help of residents to keep them informed of what is happening. Our vigilance helps them keep our neighborhood safe.
If an incident is not reported, the police do not know about it and resources will be allocated elsewhere. We have several reporting options:
In Person: Call the Norfolk Non-Emergency number (757-441-5610) and an officer will come out to take the report.
Online: Citizen’s Online Reporting System
Phone: CopLogic Online Citizen’s Reporting Tool 1-844-801-2190
If you see a crime in progress, call 911. To report suspicious activity, call the Norfolk Police Non-Emergency number at 757-441-5610.
If you have surveillance cameras around your property, you can use those cameras to help the Norfolk Police Department fight crime! Register your cameras with NPD online. If a crime occurs nearby, police will know to ask registered residents to check for video that may help in apprehending a suspect.
With the shorter days of winter months upon us, it is even more important to be mindful of streetlight outages in our neighborhoods.
With the shorter days of winter months upon us, it is even more important to be mindful of streetlight outages in our neighborhoods.
What makes a car attractive to thieves? This exhaust system part can often be removed in minutes and sold for fast cash.
With the shorter days of winter months upon us, it is even more important to be mindful of streetlight outages in our neighborhoods.
Happy New Year, y’all! As we look forward to the new year, let’s take a few moments to reflect on what the Civic League accomplished in 2022.
At the time, the mill employed about 200 people and was one of about two dozen such mills in an area home to extensive manufacturing and industrial facilities.
With the shorter days of winter months upon us, it is even more important to be mindful of streetlight outages in our neighborhoods.
With the shorter days of winter months upon us, it is even more important to be mindful of streetlight outages in our neighborhoods.
In the sumer, mulch helps reduce weeds growing in your garden, but in the winter, mulch acts as insulation for the soil and plant roots (which are more sensitive to cold than stems).
It was a great day for a clean-up at Knitting Mill Creek Community Garden. Good riddance Nandina, Japanese Stilt grass, English Ivy, privet, and more!
