• APRIL 27, 2000 - C-TAP (Community Traffic Awareness Partnership). Volunteers wanted for sign-holding, 5-7pm, at Meheula Parkway & Ainamakua Street. Join other volunteers, including Boy Scouts Troop 664 & Cub Scouts Pack 564 to help make Mililani safer for driving, bicylcing, & pedestrian usage. Concerns are speeding, improper turning, & drivers not yielding to pedestrians.

• MARCH 23, 2000 - On Friday, March 24, 2000, Police Chief Lee Donohue will address the District Community at the Mililani Uka Elementary School Cafeteria, 7:15pm.

• FEBRUARY 24, 2000 - The Mililani Mauka citizen patrol will be meeting in front of the new Mililani Mauka fire station at the intersection of Meheula Parkway and Makaikai Street from 5 pm to 6 pm on Thursday, If possible, participants are asked to make their own signs reminding drivers to slow down, drive carefully and yield to pedestrians. Community Policing Officer Carl Medeiros will be joining us. The next citizen patrol will be planned as needed or upon demand.
  

For any questions, please call Community Policing at 625-1759 or Pamela Young at 626-0780.

PROTECT YOUR HOME & YOUR NEIGHBORS
by Hillsdale Homeowners Association

• Dowels & pins are inexpensive ways to keep your windows & sliding doors secured.
• Replace your lock with a double-sided one which requires a key to lock & unlock it from the inside & outside. That way, burglars cannot escape through your front door.
• Always lock your windows & doors whenever you leave your home, even if it is only for a short while. You never know who is waiting for an opportunity to strike.
• Always lock your windows at night.
• Know your neighbors. If you see anyone suspicious attempting to enter their home, call 911 immediately. Better safe than sorry.
• Inform a trusted neighbor when you will be away for an extended period of time so that they can watch over your home.
• Watch for suspicious vehicles. Write down a description of the care (make, model, color, distinguishing marks), its license plate number, & a description of its occupants. Report this information to the police.

SAFETY TIPS FOR THE HOLIDAYS
HPD Officer Carl Medeiros

• Shop with a relative or friend.
• Park you car in a well-lighted area.
• Have keys in hand upon returning to your vehicle.
• Scan vehicle before entering then lock your doors.
• Keep you purse secured with you and wallet zipped in purse compartment.
• Use a well-lighted ATM.
• Get your cash out during daylight hours.
• Get your gas before you shop.
• Avoid placing gifts in car and returning to shop for more.
• Wait until Christmas Eve before placing expensive gifts under the tree.
• USE COMMON SENSE DURING THE CHRISTMAS SEASON.

"WHAT TO DO" - FOR SECURITY WATCH MEMBERS

• Get to know your neighbors. Register your name and telephone number with your block captain, and obtain neighborhood security watch decals and all pertinent brochures. Call HPD Officer Carl Medeiros (625-1759) if you would like to start a Neighborhood Security Watch (NSW) in your area.
  
• Obtain the map of your neighborhood area with a list of participating members involved with the NSW.
  
• Place your decals in an appropriate location for greater visibility.
  
• Keep your eyes and ears open and report any suspicious activity. If you decide not to call the police, be observant and inform your block captain or neighbors of the incident. Write down license plate numbers and give a suspect description and any other important information.
  
• If you are witnessing an actual break-in, CALL 911 IMMEDIATELY. Police officers are not dispatched through the Wahiawa Police phone system. You need to call 911, EVEN IF IT IS NOT AN EMERGENCY.

Kuulako resident Norman Osborn with daughters Shirani & Brittancy.

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