Last Update: Oct 2008
Neighborhood Watch
Last Update: Oct 2008
Sector 3 Zone Guide : You must determine which Zone you live in by these descriptions.
DO NOT CALL the OCSO asking "What zone you live in"
Zone Definitions
ZONE 30
~ Bordered by Lake Buena Vista on the South, Route #535 on the West,
I-4 on the East, and Conroy-Windermere Road on the North
ZONE 31 ~ From Chase Road on the East to Lake County Line on the West, and on the North by Oakland, Winter Garden City Limits
ZONE 32 ~ From Conroy-Windermere Road on the South, To Silver Star on the North, to Windermere Road on the West to Hiawasee Road on the East.
ZONE 33 ~ From Hiawasee Road on the West to the City limits on the East, North to Silver Star, On the South to Metro West & Raleigh
ZONE 34 ~ From Rt # 50 on the South, to Silver Star on the North, On the West by Powers Drive and Mercy Drive/City Limits to the East.
Diamond Cove is in Sector 30
AB = Auto Burglary - burglary to anauto, auto break-in
RB = Residential Burglary - burglary to a residence
CB = Commercial Burglary - burglary to a business
AT = Auto
Theft - theft of an auto
For more detailed Crime Stats of your neighborhood streets you can access the
OCSO website below
http://www.ocso.com/CrimePreven
E-Reporting - OCSO.com
http://www.ocso.com/Agency
Neighborhood Crime Statistics - OCSO.com
http://www.ocso.com/Default
Crimeline Warrants Site
http://cfcrimelinewarrants.com
Know your Crime
Prevention Officer
GET READY TO PARTY AT THE 2008
25th Annual
NATIONAL NIGHTOUT
TO BE HELD TUESDAY, AUGUST 5th, 2008!
Anytime between 6:00 & 9:00pm
Americas Night Out Against Crime
On Tuesday, August 5th, 2008, neighborhoods
throughout Orange County are urged to join forces to promote the
25th
Annual National Night Out
crime and drug prevention event.
National Night Out is
designed to:
1) Heighten crime and drug
prevention awareness;
2)Generate support for
and participation in local anticrime efforts;
3)Strengthen
neighborhood spirit and law enforcement community partnerships;
4)Send
a message to the criminals letting them know neighborhoods are
organized and will fight back.
From 6pm to 9pm
on Tuesday evening, August 5th, 2008, residents in
neighborhoods in our area are asked to turn on their outside lights and spend
time outside with neighbors and law enforcement personnel. Many communities will
be planning a variety of special events, such as Block Parties, Childrens
Decorated Bicycle Parades, The best decorated outside light post; just an
example to the events that can be held in your community. Be Creative!
NNO activities, however, can be
as simple as bringing your lawn chairs out front and visiting with neighbors.
Lemonade & cookies is optional!
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