Good Afternoon,The most recent Crime Notification Report (November 29 - December 5, 2012) for the Union Park District Council is attached.
UPDC Residents: Updates from the SPPD:
Holiday Package ReminderAs
the holidays are approaching, you may have Fed Ex, UPS, and US mail
packages being delivered to your home. Take time to think ahead and plan
for these deliveries. Ask a trusted
neighbor to accept the package for you, or have the delivery held at
their location for you to pick up. Unfortunately, each year we get
reports of criminals helping themselves to packages left on the
doorsteps of homes....
As
always, if you see or hear something that seems out of place or unusual
and wonder if you should call the police, then you probably should.
Call 911 or the non-emergency number
651-291-1111.
Police want to check out suspicious activity or person(s). If the
person has a legitimate reason for being there, they will probably thank
the officer and the concerned neighbors for watching out for the
neighborhood.
Burglary UpdateThe
Western District has had 17 burglaries from 11/30 - 12/06/12. Please
reference the grid map provided in our photos to see which grid you live
in. The following burglaries have occurred in grid order;
Grid 25 – 1 forced entry day residence
Grid 47 - 1 forced entry day residenceGrid 64 - 2 forced entry day residence
Grid 85 - 1 forced entry night garage
1 attempted forced entry night garage 1 no forced entry day garage
Grid 87 - 1 forced entry day residence
Grid 88 - 1 forced entry night residenceGrid 103 - 1 forced entry night garage
Grid 104 – 1 forced entry day residence occupied
Grid 110 – 1 forced entry night residenceGrid 122 – 1 no forced entry night garage
Grid 125 – 1 forced entry day residence
Grid 146 – 1 no forced entry night garageGrid 203 – 1 forced entry night garage
Grid 224 - 1 forced entry day residence
13 Forced entries (82%)3 No force entries (18%)
1 Attempted forced entries 8 Night burglaries (47%)
9 Day burglaries (53%)10 Residences (59%)
7 Garages (41%)Please
remember that locking your doors and windows at your home and garage
may help prevent burglaries. Consider investing in auto light devices to
provide lighting in your home when the sun sets so early, and either
leave outside lights on or install easy to use dusk to dawn lighting so
that you will have a lighted path when you return home and your
neighbors and police can see if someone is lurking around your home.
Remember
to remove items such as purses, laptops, I-Pads, etc. from sight of
windows and doors where thieves may see them. Burglaries have occurred
where criminals cut screens, reach in, and take items in sight.
Help
your neighbors, neighborhood, and yourself by being alert to unusual
behavior or activity and ALWAYS call 911 immediately so police can
investigate! Saint Paul Police need, want, and appreciate your calls
and help. Do for your neighbors, as you would want them to do for you.
The Union Park District Council's Neighborhood Issues Committee (NIC) meets once per month to discuss issues related to
Crime and Safety, Traffic Calming and Pedestrian Issues, and Neighborhood Communication and Outreach.
All NIC meetings are open to the public and the committee welcomes
community participation. The next NIC meeting will be on Monday,
January 14th from 6:30-8pm. For more information, please contact the
Union Park office at (651)645-6887 or by email at in...@unionparkdc.org
WEST DISTRICT POLICE COMMUNITY MEETINGSThe
Western District Police Department's Community Meetings at the Western
District Police Office are held on the third Tuesday of each month at
both 9:30am and 6:30pm. This is a great meeting to attend if you have
questions regarding crime in your neighborhood.
WHEN: Tuesday, December 18th at 9:30am and 6:30 p.m.WHERE: Western District Police Office
389 N. HAMLINE AVE. (I-94 & HAMLINE)__
Annie Johnson, Community Organizer
Union Park District Council1570 Concordia Ave, Suite LL100
St. Paul, MN 55104
(651)645-6887www.unionparkdc.org
The mission of the Union Park District Council, District 13 in the City of Saint Paul, is to maintain and improve the quality of life and bring about positive change in our Union Park Community. Our boundaries are University Avenue to the North, Summit Avenue to the South, Lexington Parkway to the East, and the Mississippi River to the West.