Responsibilities of Neighborhood Residents

1. Know your neighbors.
2. Exchange phone numbers, types of cars and other pertinent information with your neighbors. 
3. Let a trusted neighbor know when your going to be away from home.
4. Make sure your home is adequately secured.
5. Watch out for suspicious persons or cars.
6. Keep a log (time and date) of suspicious activity.
7. Keep your block captain informed as to crime incidents that occur at your home or that you witness in which you have to call and make a police report.  Call the POLICE immediately at 911 if you suspect criminal activity is taking place at your home or your neighbor's home!

Alerts & Updates (on this web site's Bulletin Board)
          http://www.wembleyforest.org/bb/viewforum.php?f=2

Security Tips

• Never leave anything of value in your automobile, or if absolutely necessary, lock it, hidden, in your trunk.  There's no need to tempt fate.
• Valuable or not, never leave anything that could be perceived as valuable (e.g. an old, empty purse, an empty laptop case, etc.) visible in your automobile.  There's no need to entice thieves.
• Never leave your automobile unlocked, not even during the day.  Would-be thieves may pass up a locked car as breaking in could attract attention.  Don't make an easy target!
• Don't leave (or at the very least always hide) your garage door opener remote in your car, if your car is ever parked outside of your garage.  Thieves could break into the car to get the opener to gain access to your home.
• If your garage is connected to your home, always lock the garage's door to your home.
• Do not leave your garage door open any more than absolutely necessary.  This is especially important overnight, but even doing so during the day provides a view to would-be / will-be thieves so they know what they can come back for at an opportune time.
• To enhance security, leave outside lights on at night, or install motion-detecting lights, including at your back door, as entering through the back is preferred by thieves because it hides them from being viewed by neighbors and people driving down the street.  The small electricity cost is far outweighed by the added security, especially if you use the new "compact fluorescent" (spiral) bulbs, which are very energy efficient.  Criminals love the cover of darkness.  (On a side note, always be careful with fluorescent bulbs, as they contain mercury, and therefore require special disposal and careful clean-up if ever broken!)
• Watch out for your neighbors and ask them to watch out for you.  The more secure the overall neighborhood is, the better off we all are.

Block Captains (Click on names for directory listing)

Block #(s)	Name	Address
1	Sean McCandless	4210 Gladney Drive
2	Maureen Strickland	4177 Gladney Drive
3	Christine DeStaercke	4109 Gladney Drive
4	Nick Demos	4100 Gladney Drive
5	Stacey Helenbrook	4015 Menlo Way
6	Barb Bowman	4053 Menlo Way
7	Laura Fletcher	4085 Menlo Way
8	Lalith Silva	4114 Menlo Way
9	Randy Johnstone	3051 Wembley Forest Court
10	Andy Lyke	3056 Wembley Forest Place
11, 12	Gary Silver	4034 Wembley Forest Way
13	Scott McAuley	4091 Wembley Forest Way
14, 15, 16	John Warthman	3088 Wembley Ridge