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Q: Do we have a CPA? (Crime Prevention Administrator)
A: FNW does not have a Crime Prevention Administrator as much of
these duties fall upon the FNW board and the Police Liaison and Facilitator.
Q: Who is a District Coordinator?
A: A District Coordinator is a person that works on a community level
and helps to promote and guide neighborhood watch efforts for that specific
area. This person may be a member of and/or assigned this task via
their HOA Board, or simply a Block Captain that is willing to step up and
take a more active role. District Coordinators are encouraged to have
local meetings with their respective Block Captains as well as the residents
in general and should attend as many FNW monthly meetings as possible.
Q: Do I need to preset official identification when I
introduce myself to neighbors?
A: FNW is in the process of getting ID cards made up for Block
Captain and District Coordinators, this will help with the introduction
phase. For now feel free to craft a flyer or email that introduces you
and describes FNW. An example of such a document can be found
by clicking here.
Feel free to modify this document, it is in ms-word format.
Q: Is the best way to distribute information by putting
it in a mailbox?
A: If you put anything in a mailbox make sure it has been
stamped and mailed. We recommend mailing information or communicating
via email.
Helpful Phone
Numbers and Links
Emergency: 9-1-1
Call to report
life-threatening situations such as roadside emergency, highway crash or
suspected intoxicated driver. Be ready to give your phone number
and location.
Frisco Police Non-Emergency:
972-292-6010
Call to report any non
life-threatening situations such as suspicious activity. Be ready
to give your phone number and location.
ID Theft, What's it
all about?
www.consumer.gov/idtheft
Department of Public
Safety 24-Hour Non-Emergency Number/Roadside assistance:
1-800-525-5555
Call for non-emergency
roadside assistance, answered 24 hours a day by a live operator.
For emergencies, dial 9-1-1
Texas Crime
Stoppers: 1-800-252-8477
Call if you witness a crime or
have any information about one. You don't have to give your name,
and your information may earn you a cash reward.
Safe Riders/Texas Department of
State Health Services: 1-800-252-8255
www.dshs.state.tx.us/saferiders
Find information about safety belt laws and child
safety seats.
Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT):
1-800-558-9368
www.dot.state.tx.us
Answered during regular business hours
Texas Travel Information Center (TxDOT):
1-800-452-9292
Hear pre-recorded messages on road conditions throughout
Texas updated daily or as conditions warrant. |
