Crime Watch

ENP

Expanded Neighborhood Patrol (ENP) is a program created by the City of Dallas that allows neighborhoods to employ off-duty police officers to supplement standard patrol hours.

These regular Dallas Police Department (DPD) officers are armed, trained to make arrests, issue citations, etc., and they will patrol in a DPD official police car. The police car is equipped with computers allowing the officers to check for outstanding warrants, stolen cars and other violations instantaneously.

Contributions to the ENP Program are critical to ensure that we can allocate funds toward our total budgeted patrol hours for the year. The number of patrol hours is directly related to the number of paid ENP members, so the more member participation the more police presence. Those who support ENP also enjoy several benefits only available to ENP members.

More About ENP

Crime Reports

The Dallas Police maintain a site where residents can view the latest crime statistics for their area: www.dallaspolice.net

LHENA/DPD "Reporting Areas" - 1055, 1070, 1071

DPD Senior Corporal Bert Rippy has given us the following instructions for more details: Via www.dallaspolice.net/publicdata/. Read through the DPD's Disclaimer and Restriction of Use. Then, enter your "reporting area" (listed above) in the field and enter dates you would like to search. This will pull up the offenses reported during the dates searched. You can then click on the case incident numbers for more detailed information. Remember that you will need to put dates in the "dates searched" field in order for it to pull up information.

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Volunteers in patrol (VIP) program

Got a car and a pair of eyes? We need you! This is a group of LHENA Volunteers who patrol in their cars and report anything suspicious to 9-1-1 and 3-1-1. This is a non confrontational group and does not carry weapons. Members choose the time and days they can volunteer. Members must first complete a background check and VIP training through the Dallas Police Department in order to participate. A VIP group is the number one thing a neighborhood can do to help control crime. If you are interested in joining or for more information, please contact us at vip@lhena.org.