Matthew Meadow

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APD Presentation:

1.  Report any Crimes – This will help APD Address issues
   1. Non-emergency (suspicious activity) – 242-COPS
   2. Emergency (Crime in Action or occurred) – 911
   3. Prevention:
      1. Neighborhood Watch Programs

                             i.      Block by Block

                             ii.      Know your neighbors

                            iii.      Contact Yvette Garcia at 761-8800

• Make sure you home is well lit and looks secure by doing a walk around

                            i.      Yvette Garcia with APD will come and do one with you if you call 7618800

1. Make sure you keep serial numbers and pictures of all valuables

Neighborhood Response:

1.  A committee was put together to review the following
   1. Adding security cameras to neighborhood
   2. Adding surveillance or other signs to the neighborhood
   3. Adding Chief’s Overtime – APD officer monitors neighborhood for fee

Neighborhood Crime Data:

1.  Can visit APD crime information at http://crimeview.cabq.gov/
2. Below is the data pulled from  Crime View over the past 18 months. 

A truck on Camino Ecuestre, which was parked on the side of my house, was ransacked sometime between 5:30 PM and 7:45 PM Wednesday, November 16. Taken were garage door opener, Bluetooth device, iPod headset. All contents of the glove box was tossed all over the cab of the truck. I called the police and they came out but could not get any prints.

Please keep a watch out for sketchy characters in the neighborhood and call police if you witness anything unusual – 911

Fall is the perfect time to dig into your landscape. Fall is also the time when a lot has to be done and can be done in your front or backyards. I, as one of your neighbors in Mathew Meadow, and as a professional Landscape Designer (independent contractor working for one of the more established and reliable landscaping co. in Albuquerque) hearby offer to give you of my time for free. I’d be glad to give you free consultation on whatever you may have on your mind. It may involve any of the below; 
Complete landscaping, xeriscaping (how the conversion works with the city rebates etc, and what it really involves), sprinkler/drip systems & irrigation in general, grounds maintenance, lawn problems, water features (fountains, ponds and waterfalls), patios and gazebo construction/problem solving, pruning/trimming shrubs/trees (when to do it and how). To sign up for a free consulation/estimate please call me on 505-401 5935 or email me on saauerbach@comcast.net.

Commissioner Lujan Grisham will be hosting a breakfast on November 28^th from 7:30 to 8:30 a.m., at the Raymond G. Sanchez Community Center, located at 9800 4^th St. NW.

Block Captain Fall Conference:  Saturday, October 22 from 8AM-Noon. Roger Hoisington Memorial Police Academy, 5412 Second Street NW.  To register contact Steve Sink at 924-3600

Valley Area Police Command Officer Appreciation Day: Friday, October 28 from 11:30AM-3:30PM, 5408 2nd Street, Join the Valley Command for a BBQ, Music and Fun and show your support for our APD officers.