The primary purpose of the Safety Committee is to engage in projects and activities that promote the safety of residents, businesses and visitors to the St Louis Hills neighborhood.
- Business Security – Collaborating with local businesses to ensure they deter theft and support neighborhood safety.
- Crime and Safety Education – Communicate helpful information to residents of the neighborhood.
- Neighborhood Impact Statements – Communicate to judges the negative impact of specific neighborhood crimes.
- Block Captain Program – Promote neighborhood collaboration and cohesion.
- Security Cameras – Promote the use of public and private security cameras to deter crime and to support criminal investigation and prosecution.
Contact us to ask questions, address concerns, and to volunteer!
Safety_Committee@stlhills.com
Chairperson Tom Scheifler
Security Officer Success
Early Tuesday, Nov 29th, the security officer on duty for our neighborhood, reviewed AwareNet alerts that showed a person going block-to-block south of Francis Park, checking for unlocked vehicles. The officer located the suspect and made an arrest. Regular duty District 2 patrol officers, who responded to assist, transported the suspect to the police station for booking. Read more.
Safety Update
On Monday, November 14th, a major milestone was achieved for the SLHNA project to disrupt and deter crime in our neighborhood. We started the four week test/trial with a security officer reviewing and responding to the automatic alerts sent from the 100+ cameras purchased by neighborhood residents over the last eight months.
The private-duty police officers are provided by Campbell Security and will be driving a vehicle with a light bar and “security” markings. The officers have been encouraged to say hello to the folks out and about in our neighborhood after 10pm so wave or say hi if you see them. Security officers are in uniform, have their police radio, and carry their department issued weapons for protection. Although they are able to make arrests while working private-duty, their primary goal for the neighborhood is to safely disrupt and deter criminal activity.
The test is scheduled to run through Sunday, December 11th. Results of the four week test will be shared for public review and discussion.
The history of the project is available at https://stlhills.com/safety/AwareNetProjectStatusAndHistory.pdf. Please contact the Chairperson of the SLHNA Safety Committee, Tom Scheifler, if you have any questions or concerns (safety_committee@stlhills.com).
SLHNA AwareNet Project
Learn about the AwareNet Project to disrupt and deter crime
SLHNA Safety Committee Flyers
Residents,
Here is a link to a Neighborhood Watch Sign Request Form. The form allows for request of multiple signs, so ask your neighbors if they would like a sign too. You can submit your request in two ways:
1) Fill out the form I’ve provided and mail it in to:
St. Louis Street Department
1900 Hampton Ave.
St. Louis, Mo. 63139
Att: Kim Coleman Or
2) Email Kim Coleman directly at colemank@stlouis-mo.gov
Make sure in your email to include what hundred block you would like the sign(s) and in front of what specific address or addresses you want them posted.
Links
St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department
