Use the Get-It-Done app to request Homeless Outreach services and report Encampments
Updated Community Resource List: Northern Division Resource Phone List – Oct 2023
Start a Neighborhood Watch group: To start a Neighborhood Watch Group on your street, contact U.C. Coordinator Barbara Gellman at bggellman@yahoo.com.
From UCCA’s Neighborhood Watch Coordinator Barbara Gellman: Socks for Safety is a fundraiser for Neighborhood Watch, our community crime prevention program, sponsored by University City Community Association (UCCA), in partnership with the San Diego Police Department (SDPD). Get a Pair of Socks when you make a donation to UCCA’s Neighborhood Watch Program.
New Arrivals November 2024 – just in time for gift giving. Take a look at the many styles currently available at: Socks for Safety UCCA Neighborhood Watch Fundraiser December 2024
To order, email your name, email and phone number to bggellman@yahoo.com. Include quantity, style #, description and color. (example: 1 – FC-29 Border Collie, pink). You will be contacted to arrange donation and delivery. If mailed, postage will be added according to current postal fees.
How to Report a Crime to the San Diego Police Department: https://www.universitycitynews.org/2019/11/15/how-to-report-a-crime-to-the-san-diego-police-department/
- For the most recent Neighborhood Watch Resource List PDF, visit: Resource List – Neighborhood Watch – August 2023
- For an online version of the
- Neighborhood Watch Resource List, visit https://www.universitycitynews.org/neighborhood-watch-contact-list/
- For University City Neighborhood Watch resources, visit UCCA’s Neighborhood Watch page at https://www.universitycitynews.org/neighborhood-watch/
- How can I start a Neighborhood Watch group? To start a Neighborhood Watch Group on your street, contact U.C. Coordinator Barbara Gellman at bggellman@yahoo.com.
- *University City Neighborhood Watch is sponsored by University City Community Association (UCCA) www.universitycitynews.org/
For the latest news in the University City Neighborhood Watch category, visit https://www.universitycitynews.org/category/neighborhood-watch/- For San Diego Neighborhood Watch resources, visit http://www.sandiegoneighborhoodwatch.com/home.html
- How can I start a Neighborhood Watch group? To start a Neighborhood Watch Group on your street, contact U.C. Coordinator Barbara Gellman at bggellman@yahoo.com.
- *University City Neighborhood Watch is sponsored by University City Community Association (UCCA) www.universitycitynews.org/
For current Neighborhood Watch news, visit the Neighborhood Watch newsfeed at https://www.universitycitynews.org/category/neighborhood-watch/
A printable PDF flyer* of helpful phone numbers and websites is available for download at SDPD Northern Division Resource Phone List(1)
For a list of helpful phone numbers and websites with live links (compatible with mobile devices) visit Neighborhood Watch* Contact List
Visit San Diego Neighborhood Watch at http://www.sandiegoneighborhoodwatch.com/home.html
For more information, contact Neighborhood Watch Coordinator Barbara Gellman at bggellman@yahoo.com.
Run Hide Fight – Surviving an Active Shooter Event* is a short training video that has been used by many employers to educate their employees. Chances are you will never need this information but just knowing what to do could save your life.
*To download a Run Hide Fight handout to share, click or tap the handout image. The handout lists the guidelines outlined in the video Run Fight Hide and includes what to do when law enforcement first responders arrive on scene.
Please note: While the guidelines listed are from this workplace video, they could be valuable in any active shooter situation.
English language YouTube: https://youtu.be/5VcSwejU2D0
Spanish language YouTube: https://youtu.be/4T_kV_MVfaU
STAR/PAL (Sports Training, Academics, Recreation/Police Athletic League) is a nonprofit organization that provides over 10,000 youth services annually in inner-city neighborhoods throughout the city and county of San Diego. STAR/PAL offers free educational, athletic, and recreational programs which focus on promoting youth safety, positive life choices, and academic success.
STAR/PAL program directors are officers from the San Diego Police & County Probation Departments. These dedicated officers coordinate unique programs for underserved youth, with the assistance of additional law enforcement and community volunteers. By bringing youth and law enforcement officers together in this manner, STAR/PAL helps build safer communities in the future.
For more information, visit https://www.sandiego.gov/police/services/prevention/programs/starpal
Do you have a Neighborhood Watch sign on your street? If you can’t see one from your house, then you may not be connected to University City’s Neighborhood Watch Network.
Neighborhood Watch is a crime prevention program that enlists the active participation of residents in cooperation with the San Diego Police Department (SDPD) to reduce crime, solve problems, and improve the quality of life in your area.
You will get to know your neighbors, and learn how to recognize and report crimes and suspicious activities, protect yourself, your family, and your property, protect your neighbor’s family and property, and identify crime and disorder problems in your area and work with SDPD personnel to solve them.
To become part of University City’s NeighborhoodWatch, contact Barbara Gellman, Neighborhood Watch Coordinator, at bggellman@yahoo.com. For more information, visit San Diego Neighborhood Watch at http://www.sandiegoneighborhoodwatch.com/