Welcome to Embry Hills Neighborhood Watch

 The Neighborhood Watch Program draws upon the compassion of average citizens, asking them to lend their neighbors a hand.  Since 1972, the National Neighborhood Watch Program (housed within the National Sheriffs’ Association) has worked to unite law enforcement agencies, private organizations, and individual citizens in a nation-wide effort to reduce crime and improve local communities. The success of the program has established Neighborhood Watch as the nation’s premier crime prevention and community mobilization program. Visible signs of the program are seen throughout America on street signs, window decals, community block parties and service projects. 

The National Neighborhood Watch program empowers citizens to become active in community efforts through participation in Neighborhood Watch groups.  Involving community members in watch programs decreases opportunities for criminals to commit crime.

Most neighborhood crime prevention groups are organized around a block or a neighborhood and are started with assistance from a law enforcement agency. Volunteers who donate their time and resources are typically at the center of such programs. Embry Hills Civic Association and Embry Hills Neighborhood Watch (EHNW) have come together under EHCA. 

To participate in or support EHNW, please email us at: embryhillscivicassociation@gmail.com

EHNW operates as a committee within EHCA. This committee is responsible for the development of and management of the EHNW program. The EHNW Committee partners with the DeKalb County law enforcement organizations to drive EHNW public safety events and community cooperation as needed.

Below you will find helpful resources to keep you prepared and connected with your neighborhood. Please print any items  you like and check back here regularly for new content and updates to the EHNW page.