Neighborhood Watch Established In 3 Areas Of Waterford: PD

WATERFORD, CT — A neighborhood watch has been established in three areas in town (Goshen Road, Leary Drive and Melanie Drive), and the first monthly meeting will take place soon in each of these neighborhoods.

Police said on Facebook there is plenty of room for other neighborhoods in town to establish a watch, and there is no set minimum or maximum for what a group should be.

Anyone interested in becoming a Neighborhood Watch Coordinator and starting a group in their area is asked to email Sgt. Michael Fedor for additional information.

"The Neighborhood Watch can be an effective, dynamic program, increasing awareness in our community, educating citizens on how and what to report," police said on Facebook. "Citizens will be able to provide organized information and useful contributions to the Waterford Police Department."

Check the department's Facebook page for more information.

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