Policy Statement:
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Evening walk or drive the neighborhood monthly to check for post lights
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Monitor security issues & make recommendations to Board for improved security
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Conduct Neighborhood Watch program
Specific Responsibilities:
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Maintain an approved Neighborhood Watch Program as defined by Pima County Sheriff’s Office. Select Block Leaders for each street.
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Monitor street side post lamps on a regular basis. If the post lamps continue to malfunction (off at night or on during the day) after due oral and written notification from the Area Leader, contact CC&Rs and Rules Committee for further action.
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Conduct required minimum of two Neighborhood Watch meetings per year, with reports to Sheriffs Dept.
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Maintain factual records of date, time, and circumstances of any forced entry burglaries, opportunity crimes, pilfering, suspicious activity, or any other security violations, problems, and reports to determine trends and to alert residents when necessary.
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Make the Sheriffs Dept. aware of any Security breaches, vandalism or any other security issues or problems.
STEHOA is fortunate to have some of the lowest density crime rates in the Tucson area. This is a snapshot of Pima County Sheriff Crime stats for a 6 month period from June to Dec 2016. For the latest Crime stats, go to:
