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Neighborhood Watch

Purpose

    This is a program based on volunteer efforts to look out for each other.
    As neighbors, we work together with each other, White House Beach Management and Security, and Delaware Troop 7. This program involves ALL residents/tenants of WHB, not just association members.

    Our goal is to promote the safety and security of our community all year around.

Get Involved

    As a community team effort we need everyone to be involved.
    Seasonal Residents: Please let us know who you are so we can help you.
    We want to keep our community a safe and enjoyable place to live.
    We are fortunate to have our WHB Security Guard Roy watching over us, but he
    cannot be everywhere at all times.

    On every block, we want to have at least 2 people identified as NW
    "block captains". The block captains will serve as coordinators for information sharing
    with the residents near them.

    All residents are asked to keep a watch for any suspicious activity in their residential area.
    Get to know your neighbors nearest your home. Pay attention to the cars and people around you. If something looks suspicious, report it.

Report Crimes

    If you suspect a crime is being committed, or is about to be committed,
    call 911 and report it. DO NOT put yourself in danger!
    Write down what you can see and get the information to the state police.

    For non-emergency reporting of suspicious activity,
    call 855-2980 instead of 911.


    When possible, please let our security guard, WHB Management and NW POCs know about the situation too. If we don't know about a problem, then we cannot help solve it, or prevent it in the future.

Share Your Concerns

    Please raise any concerns about safety or security during our WHB Tenant Association meetings.

    Recent thefts in the Long Neck area included break-ins to seasonal homes and the
    theft of items from unlocked cars. Always take care to lock doors and windows, park under
    lights at night, and do not leave valuables in the open. Report all suspicious activity.


Have questions or good ideas? Need help?

    Send email to:  president@whbtenants.org

    Or write to:

      President, White House Beach Tenants Association
      Helen O'Brien, President
      27221 Sea Nettle Lane
      Long Neck, DE 19966
      Phone: 302-945-4560

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