NAP- Neighborhood Alliance of Pawtucket

Oak Hill Crime down

Still need to check despite crime spike slower- Sept 8th NiteOut

Join us on September 8th for the Pawtucket Nite Out parade and festivities for Oakhill. Ideas welcomed along with volunteers.

Solutions underway and apprehensions on the recent crime problems. Tom Lavallee and John Longo were the representatitives of the new owners of Hillside Nursing Home and spoke of the multi millions spent and hopes that the 165 bed nursing home will open soon after construction finishes this month. 130 beds will initially open with 5o being for memory unit patients and the balance for rehab and long term patients.



Arthur Plitt 369-1918 or kingarthur02940@yahoo/com for information.



http://www.neighborhoodlink.com/pawtucket/NAP

Major Martin's tip- Call

call police when
they see something suspicious. Last week there was a break into a
house on Glenwood Ave. and the suspects were seen leaving the residence by
a neighbor. This person never called us and never got a good
description of the suspects or the vehicle they were using. I have said this
many times before, but the best police department is the one that has the
full cooperation of its citizens. When the citizens report suspicious
behavior (they are in the best position to know what is suspicious
since they live in the area) the police can more easily solve crimes and
the criminals will look to go elsewhere if they know that the neighbors
will report to the police what they see.

Tips to call for potholes, lights and more

Check pages here or on the city site for code enforcement issues and also calling for the 50-50 sidewalk and forestry program as well as the potholes, graffitti and streetlights out at 728-0500x236

Links

NAP and the Neighborhoods