Crime Prevention News Bulletins

As you decorate your home this holiday season, remember to be fire smart. A small fire that spreads to a Christmas tree can grow large very quickly. Here are a few tips to keep in mind when picking out your tree. Safety Tips for the Holidays Vol 14 Issue 12 December.pdf

Public Safety News & Tips -- Halloween Safety Halloween Fire Vol 14 Issue 10 October Final.pdf

Public Safety News & Tips -- Back-To-School Safety Back-To-School Safety Vol 14 Issue 8.pdf

Neighborhood Watch Neighborhood Watch is a program where groups of residents organize to help prevent crime in their neighborhoods. Neighbors work closely together to be on the lookout for suspicious activity and report it to the police. It is one of the most effective crime-prevention programs in the country today. An alert and unified neighborhood is the best defense against crime. Grilling Safety Tips It’s summertime and that means barbeque season. Nothing tastes better than a grilled hamburg

Fireworks Safety & Steps to Prevent Home Burglary June Edition.pdf

Public Safety News & Tips Emergency Vehicles Sirens and Lights- Pull to the Right You look in your rear view mirror and see red lights, or you may hear sirens. Your heart starts to race when you think you are about to be pulled over. Don’t panic! Don’t slam on the brakes! In most cases, the emergency vehicle is just trying to get around you. Read more in this months edition... Public Safety News & Tips - Emergency Vehicles Emergency Vehicles Vol 14 Issue 4 April.pdf

Roseville Police Liaison Rob Baquera and Volunteer Coordinator Mary Helen Ivers headed the annual meeting for Neighborhood Watch Captains and volunteers. Up to six (6) captains from the WestPark – Fiddyment Farm Neighborhood Association -- Loren & Sue Cook (WFFNA & Ironcrest), Joe Van Zant (Settler’s Ridge), Lita Freeman(Sentiero), Dennis Kelleher (The Club) and possibly one other person that mentioned WestPark later in the meeting. We would like to have had more of our captains present,

Public Safety News & Tips Scams & Emergency Detection Equipment Don’t Become a Scam Victim Criminals defraud millions of people every year. The amount of education you have, your gender, or your income have little effect on the likelihood of becoming a scam victim. A study by the AARP (American Association of Retired Persons) looked at the behaviors of those who are the most likely to become victims of scams. Here is what they found. Public Safety News & Tips - Scams & Emergency

Are You Prepared? In the event of a fire, remember every second counts. In less than 30 seconds a small flame can become a major fire. Have an escape plan. Draw a map of each level of your home and show all doors and windows. Find two ways out of each room. .... read more in this months Public Safety News and Tips - Fire Safety Tips Vol 14 Issue 2 - February Final.pdf

Public Safety News and Tips Driving in the New Year New Year, New Laws 2014 has arrived and so have some new laws that motorists need to be aware of this year. Here are just a few of them. For a complete list visit the DMV website (www.dmv.ca.gov) Public Safety News and Tips Driving in the New Year: Driving in the New Year Vol 14 Issue 01.pdf

Public Safety News & Tips Special Edition Charities A Few Facts on Charities During the holiday season many people open up their hearts and wallets to make a donation. Public Safety News & Tips Special Edition - Charities Public Safety News and Tips Special Edition - Charities.pdf

Public Safety News and Tips Winter Holiday Safety Tips Did You Know? December Safety News and Tips December Public Safety News and Tips.pdf

Did You Know? Thanksgiving is the leading day of the year for home fire involving cooking equipment. See the Kitchen and Driving safety tip in this edition of Public Safety News and Tips! Thanksgiving Safety Vol 13 Issue 11 Thanksgiving Safety Vol 13 Issue 11.pdf

Kids love Halloween! They get to dress up and get free candy. What a perfect holiday. In all the excitement of the evening children often forget about safety. It’s important that parents review safety tips with their children. Halloween Safety Vol 13 Issue 10 Halloween Safety Vol 13 Issue 10.pdf

The Roseville Police and Fire Departments have put together a monthly newsletter entitled Public Safety News and Tips. This month we highlight some Back-to-School safety tips. We include how to keep children safe in your neighborhood, and the rules to remember when driving near schools. Also with the recent Maidu Regional Park fire we have some fire safety tips that you can review with your family. Download it here: Back to School Vol 13 Issue 08.pdf