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CalendarThis page is hosted by JLDA on behalf of our local neighborhood crime prevention council for police beat 1X - formally know as Jack London District Crime Prevention Council (JLDCPC). JLDCPC meets bi-monthly with City and Oakland Police Deparment representatives and addresses local issues concerning crime and safety. See below for meeting details and other information about JLDCPC activities and resources.
JLDCPC Crime and safety survey
The JLDCPC is conducting a short online survey design to gauge what crime and safety issues are most important for us to focus on in the coming months. We will be sharing these results with Oakland Police Department representatives. You can complete the survey online at http://jldcpc.org/survey or email bill@jldcpc.org to get a PDF or paper copy of the survey.
Labels: announcements, archive, crime
Crime and Safety Information
- Lt. Fred (Freddy) Hamilton
Police Service Area Comander
fhamilton@oaklandnet.com - Johnetta Roundtree
Problem Solving Officer
(510) 238-3154
jroundtree@oaklandnet.com
Maps of crimes in Beat 1X can be found on the CrimeSpotting website.
JLDA helped form a Neighborhood Crime Prevention Council (NCPC) for Beat 1X which is an independent entity from JLDA and known as the Jack London District Crime Prevention Council (JLDCPC). The two organizations will of course continue to work closely together. The existence of JLDCPC will allow us to organize more effectively and have greater visibility within Oakland City Government.
JLDCPC has Yahoo discussion group (accessible via email and web) that you can join to find out more about its work, learn about or report crime in the area, and generally get involved with crime and safety issues that affect you and your neighbors. Use the sign up form below to join the group or visit its webpage directly. If you have any questions about the NCPC or how to get involved, please email jldcpc@JLDA.org.
Our area has a neighborhood service coordinator - Annie Sloan - she can be reached at (510) 238-2340, or asloan@oaklandnet.com
Meetings and discussions
The Jack London District Crime Prevention Council holds regular community meetings with our Neighborhood Services Coordinator Annie Sloan and other representatives from Oakland Police Department and sometimes the City of Oakland. These meetings are to discuss our crime and safety concerns and to liaise with law enforcement officers. These meetings are held every other 2nd Thursday of the month. View the JLDA calendar for the next meeting date or email jldcpc@jlda.org
Local emergency numbers
In case of emergency in our district either call 911 from a landline, or 777-3211 from a cellphone. Do not call 911 from your cellphone in Oakland - it will be handled by California Highway Patrol which will cause a delay in handling of your emergency call.
Local non-emergency numbers
If there is no crime in progress or no life threatening situation call the non-emergency number 777-3333
Other useful numbers
- Noise - Temporary (Police)
- 777-3333
- Noise - Long Term (Code Enforcement)
- 238-6777
- Abandoned Autos - On Street
- 238-6030
- Abandoned Autos - Private Property
- 238-6040
- Illegal Dumping
- 434-5101
- Graffiti Removal Hotline
- 238-4703
- Street Litter
- 434-5101
- Animal Services
- 777-3333
- Oaklanders Assistance Center
- 444-CITY
- Parking Enforcement
- 238-3099
- 24-hour Drug Hotline
- 238-DRUG (to anonymously report littering, graffiti and other criminal activity)
- Fire Dispatch
- 911 or 444-1616
You can make a difference
Our beat remains the one with the least crime in Oakland (although it is one of the smaller ones and has fewer people living here) - however as more people move in it is important that we all help keep the area safe by remaining vigilant, reporting problems promptly to the police and knowing our neighbors.
Safety includes emergency preparedness such as CORE - Citizens of Oakland Respond to Emergencies - for instance how we should respond to fire, earthquake, flood, tsunami - you name it. JLDA has previously arranged a CORE training course for members of our community. We hope to have another CORE training course in the future.
Labels: crime
Oakland Police Department Beat 1X
JLDCPC Crime and safety survey
The JLDCPC is conducting a short online survey design to gauge what crime and safety issues are most important for us to focus on in the coming months. We will be sharing these results with Oakland Police Department representatives. You can complete the survey online at http://jldcpc.org/survey or email bill@jldcpc.org to get a PDF or paper copy of the survey.
Labels: announcements, archive, crime
Crime and Safety Information
- Lt. Fred (Freddy) Hamilton
Police Service Area Comander
fhamilton@oaklandnet.com - Johnetta Roundtree
Problem Solving Officer
(510) 238-3154
jroundtree@oaklandnet.com
Maps of crimes in Beat 1X can be found on the CrimeSpotting website.
JLDA helped form a Neighborhood Crime Prevention Council (NCPC) for Beat 1X which is an independent entity from JLDA and known as the Jack London District Crime Prevention Council (JLDCPC). The two organizations will of course continue to work closely together. The existence of JLDCPC will allow us to organize more effectively and have greater visibility within Oakland City Government.
JLDCPC has Yahoo discussion group (accessible via email and web) that you can join to find out more about its work, learn about or report crime in the area, and generally get involved with crime and safety issues that affect you and your neighbors. Use the sign up form below to join the group or visit its webpage directly. If you have any questions about the NCPC or how to get involved, please email jldcpc@JLDA.org.
Our area has a neighborhood service coordinator - Annie Sloan - she can be reached at (510) 238-2340, or asloan@oaklandnet.com
Meetings and discussions
The Jack London District Crime Prevention Council holds regular community meetings with our Neighborhood Services Coordinator Annie Sloan and other representatives from Oakland Police Department and sometimes the City of Oakland. These meetings are to discuss our crime and safety concerns and to liaise with law enforcement officers. These meetings are held every other 2nd Thursday of the month. View the JLDA calendar for the next meeting date or email jldcpc@jlda.org
Local emergency numbers
In case of emergency in our district either call 911 from a landline, or 777-3211 from a cellphone. Do not call 911 from your cellphone in Oakland - it will be handled by California Highway Patrol which will cause a delay in handling of your emergency call.
Local non-emergency numbers
If there is no crime in progress or no life threatening situation call the non-emergency number 777-3333
Other useful numbers
- Noise - Temporary (Police)
- 777-3333
- Noise - Long Term (Code Enforcement)
- 238-6777
- Abandoned Autos - On Street
- 238-6030
- Abandoned Autos - Private Property
- 238-6040
- Illegal Dumping
- 434-5101
- Graffiti Removal Hotline
- 238-4703
- Street Litter
- 434-5101
- Animal Services
- 777-3333
- Oaklanders Assistance Center
- 444-CITY
- Parking Enforcement
- 238-3099
- 24-hour Drug Hotline
- 238-DRUG (to anonymously report littering, graffiti and other criminal activity)
- Fire Dispatch
- 911 or 444-1616
You can make a difference
Our beat remains the one with the least crime in Oakland (although it is one of the smaller ones and has fewer people living here) - however as more people move in it is important that we all help keep the area safe by remaining vigilant, reporting problems promptly to the police and knowing our neighbors.
Safety includes emergency preparedness such as CORE - Citizens of Oakland Respond to Emergencies - for instance how we should respond to fire, earthquake, flood, tsunami - you name it. JLDA has previously arranged a CORE training course for members of our community. We hope to have another CORE training course in the future.
Labels: crime
Oakland Police Department Beat 1X
