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Neighborhood WatchBy Richard Willing, CoordinatorWith this new 2010 year I would like to extend a huge mahalo to all of you that have participated in our Neighborhood Watch efforts over the past year and to remind all residents that we need everyone's help to make Leilani a safer, friendlier place to live! Our Neighborhood Watch volunteers are an extension of the Leilani Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) that will be training hard in 2010 to be prepared to assist our community in the event of an emergency. Part of the CERT training will be to 'know your neighbor' -- to create a registry of every home in Leilani based on emergency needs and capabilities from resident CPR/fi rst aid training and size of catchment tanks available, to whether anyone in the household currently requires mobility assistance, so we will be visiting you to kick off this effort. To become a WATCH volunteer (a trained observer) does not require much time and can be done by car, on toot, or by bicycle, so please come to our monthly meetings the last Tuesday of each month at 7 pm to get involved in your community. Neighborhood Watch contact is: leilaniwatch@live.comMany thanks go out to all the dedicated residents who donate their time to help be the "eyes and ears of the local Police" as our Neighborhood Watch. All of us are volunteers who give time, vehicles, and gasoline to help keep Leilani a safe, peaceful, and enjoyable place to live.Our Watch meetings continue to be the last Tuesday of each month at 7pm in the Community Association building on Moku street and all residents are invited to join us for monthly Watch discussion, coffee and cake. The Neighborhood Watch organizes a bi-annual community potluck and imu that everyone is invited to that occurs in August and February, so watch this website for actual dates. Our members organize regular community garage sales so again watch this website for sales dates. Our monthly newsletters keep residents up to date on community issues and are attached below, so read and let us know how we can make improvements to our watch and our great community.
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For More Information Contact:
Leilani Community Association
13-3441 Moku Street, P.O. Box 361, Pahoa Hi 96778
Tel: (808) 965-9555
FAX: (808) 965-9555
Internet:
Info@LeilaniEstates.Org
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