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Coordinators, Block Captains and others just a note to forward the March calls for Service that I have received. As of the present date of 21 March we have had several calls reported. 4 reports of assaults: One each on Landscape, Glen Elm Way, Mallard Pkwy, and Sea View Street. Additionally there was a firearm discharge on Abalone near Oberly followed by Vandalism on Sea View and a Trespasser on Ardon. As usual I did not receive any calls regarding these calls for service. I am happy that at least the calls are being made to OCSO but unfortunately there is no listing of them on the Sheriff’s website so I have no additional information. Regardless of the Sheriff not reporting crime in Wedgefield or for that matter anyplace in Orange County, rest assured we still have crime happening. The fact that there is a feeling of calm with no crime is a recipe for disaster and we need to continue to practice that which we have been taught. Simply stated, watch and report with absolutely no confrontations. Special thanks to Denise Grage our NHW Facebook Coordinator, for keeping our NHW Facebook page neighborly and smooth running. Denise we thank you. Now let us all be good neighbors and make the effort to be observant and take appropriate action. “SEE SOMETHING – SAY SOMETHING”
To report a crime in progress, fire or medical emergency.
Dial 911.
The number to report suspicious activity or a crime committed.
Dial 407-836-4357(HELP)
After dialing the appropriate OCSO Number:
Dial PHIL UNSER at 407-679-6644 (24hrs).