Residents needed for Neighborhood Watch

The Wayne Police Department is looking for citizens to participate in the Neighborhood Watch Program.    The Neighborhood Watch Program will divide the city into geographical “neighborhoods.”  Each neighborhood will have a Neighborhood Watch Group consisting of citizens who live in that area.
The Wayne Police Department will assist in the organization of these groups and provide a liaison between the neighborhood groups at the Police Department.   The City of Wayne already has some active groups but is hoping to expand the Neighborhood Watch Program.
Sergeant Spunar of the Wayne Police Department said, “Neighborhood Watch is a great way for citizens of a neighborhood to get to know each other, discuss similar concerns and issues, and work together to make their neighborhood a better place to live.  We are currently recruiting citizens to actively participate in this program and hope to have every neighborhood in the city represented.”
Please contact Sergeant Spunar at the Wayne Police Department at 734-721-1414 ext. 1503 for more information on the Neighborhood Watch Program.

Wayne Police Chief Jason Wright and Deputy Chief Al Maciag meet with residents interested in starting a Neighborhood Watch program.