In Partnership With the Oklahoma City Police Department
Neighborhood Alliance Presents
OKC Crime Stats Newsletter/Bulletin
Your Neighborhood Crime Reports
Neighborhood-specific crime reports are produced monthly by the Oklahoma City Police Department. Neighborhood Alliance would like to share the most recent crime data as well as useful information about crime prevention in your neighborhood and in our City.
October 2022 Crime Statistics
CLICK HERE
Click Here to access previous reports
If your neighborhood is not included in the report and would like to be included register your neighborhood with NACOK HERE or reach out to [email protected]
To see an interactive community crime map CLICK HERE
Taking Action with Santa Fe Division
Join OCPD as they address frequently asked questions and discuss how they work with partners like the Action Center to decrease code violations and increase awareness of parking and noise ordinances in your neighborhood.

WHEN: Thursday, December 1st, 2022 6:00-8:00 pm

WHERE: Korean First Presbyterian Church
1100 SW 66th Street
Oklahoma City, OK 73139


A light dinner will be served, but registration is required. 
Tis the season for shopping... and stealing
By MSgtDean Wyatt 
OCPD SW Division 
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As we move into the holiday season, people are shopping. Everyone is so busy on a normal day, but with the holidays approaching, we tend to be in even more of a rush. Take a few moments, here, now, to tell yourself to slow down.

As you’re running around town picking up groceries for Thanksgiving and finding the latest new toys for the kids, remember a few tips to keep you safer this year.

Pay attention to your surroundings. Put that phone down while you walk through the parking lot and see who’s around you. Is someone paying more attention to you than they should? Is a person walking behind you and appears to be gaining on you?

Keep your doors locked. Just yesterday, someone told me, “I leave my doors unlocked, so I don’t have to pay for a broken window.” So many of today’s thieves are walking between cars and checking door handles. If you leave it unlocked, someone WILL be inside your vehicle! If you don’t have anything of value lying on the seats or on the floorboard with a blanket or coat over it, most criminals will simply move to the next vehicle, especially during the daytime.

Out of Sight. About camouflage, everyone knows that a large lump under a coat in the front seat or back seat is something good; please remember to put these items in the trunk, out of sight, or if you have a rear hatch, put it in the back. Remove that temptation; locked or unlocked, criminals want what you have.

I’ll just be a minute. DON’T leave your car running in the driveway in the morning while you just get a cup of coffee at the convenience store or because I can see my vehicle from there. In the U.S., a vehicle is stolen every 43 seconds. New Year's Day is the most popular day for auto theft. In 2021, Oklahoma City residents reported 3600 auto thefts.

Most of all, be thankful for another day, and Happy Holidays!
Jingle & Mingle Holiday Party

Join us on Thursday, December 8th, from 4:30 PM to 7:30 PM at OCPD Hefner Division to enjoy holiday treats and warm beverages, learn tips for holiday patrolling + appreciate those who volunteer to keep neighborhoods a safer place to live.

This event is come and go, but registration is still required.

Click on the link below to register or RSVP.
Aggressive Drivers
by MSGT Bob Skalla
OCPD Hefner Division
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WHO ARE THE AGGRESSIVE DRIVERS?

· These high-risk drivers climb into the anonymity of an automobile and take out their frustrations on anybody at any time.
· For them, frustration levels are high, and the level of concern for other drivers is low.
· They run stop signs and red lights, speed, tailgate, weave in and out of traffic, pass on the right, make improper and unsafe lane changes, and make hand and facial :) gestures, scream, honk and flash their lights.
· They drive at speeds far in excess of the norm, which causes them to: follow too closely, change lanes frequently and abruptly without notice (signals), pass on the shoulder or unpaved portions of the roadway, and leer at and/or threaten verbally or through gestures-motorist who are thoughtless enough to be in front of them.

WHEN CONFRONTED BY AN AGGRESSIVE DRIVER

· First and foremost, make every attempt to get out of the way.
· Put your pride in the back seat! Do not challenge them by speeding up or attempting to hold your own in your travel lane.
· Avoid trying to teach them a lesson by blocking their ability to pass or overtake you.
· Wear your seat belt. It will hold you in your seat, and behind the wheel, in case you need to make abrupt driving maneuvers, and it will protect you in the event of a crash.
· Avoid eye contact
· Ignore hand gestures and refuse not to give any back to them.
· Report aggressive or reckless drivers by calling 911 when safe to do so.
· Try to get their make and model, license plate number, and direction of travel.
· If an aggressive driver is involved in a crash further down the road after they have passed you, stop at a safe distance from the crash off of the road and wait for the police to arrive- report to the responding officer the reckless driving behavior you observed.

Scam Prevention Tip

Scam Safety tips for shopping online:
 
  • Don’t ever shop on public /open Wi-fi always shop online at home
  • Keep you software updated
  • Do Not click on links- Go directly to the website you want such as Amazon, Walmart.
  • Never use a debit card online to make a purchase.
  • Use credit card or pre-paid card you can get at your bank or credit union.
 
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Oklahoma City Police Department
Sheryl Presley
Triad Coordinator
405-316-4336
Upcoming JumpStart Classes
Join us for our New Officer, Neighborhood Organizing, and Procedural Training Session. Class will be online via zoom and meeting details are automatically emailed to you after registration.
JumpStart for Voluntary 
Neighborhood Associations

Date: Monday, December, 12th 
Time: 6:00 PM
Location: Virtual class via Zoom
JumpStart for Mandatory Neighborhood Associations

Date: Wednesday, December, 7th 
Time: 6:00 PM
Location: Virtual class via Zoom
Holiday Lights
Safari Lights at the OKC Zoo
November 12 - January 1

Luminance Holiday Light Display at Mitch Park
November 18 - January 1

Yukon's Christmas in the Park
November 19 - December 31

Woodward's Crystal Christmas
November 19 - December 31

Chickasha's Festival of Lights
November 19 - December 31

Lights on Broadway in Automobile Alley
November 19 - January 9

Bricktown's Canal Lights
November 19 - January 9

Purcell's Lights from the Heart
November 23 - December 31

Downs Family Christmas Light Display in Norman
November 24 - January 1

Scissortail Park Holiday Lights
November 25 - January 1

Lights at Legion Park - EL Reno
November 26 - January 1

December 1 - December 31

Ready to have neighborhood conversations?
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www.nacok.org