• 60 Hours donated to the City of Marco Island for extra Patrol and Traffic Control

During the Month of August the Neighborhood Watch volunteered 60 hours of their personal time to assist the Marco Police Department during several events and routine patrol throughout the neighborhoods...Thank You, Nieghborhood Watch!

• 59 Hours donated to the City of Marco Island for extra Patrol and Traffic Control

During the Month of July the Neighborhood Watch volunteered 59 hours of their personal time to assist the Marco Police Department during several events and routine patrol throughout the neighborhoods...Thank You, Neighborhood Watch !

• 189 Hours donated to the City of Marco Island for extra Patrol and Traffic Control

During the Month of April the Neighborhood Watch volunteered 189 hours of their personal time to assist the Marco Police Department during several events throughout the neighborhoods...Thank You, Neighborhood Watch !

• 240 Hours donated to the City of Marco Island for extra Patrol and Traffic Control

During the Month of March the Neighborhood Watch volunteered 240 hours of their personal time to assist the Marco Police Department during several events throughout the neighborhoods...Thank You, Neighborhood Watch !

• What is Neighborhood Watch and how can I be a part of this program?

Neighborhood Watch is one of the oldest and most effective crime prevention programs in the country, bringing citizens together with law enforcement to deter crime and make communities safer.

Neighborhood Watch groups are not vigilantes and should not assume the role of the police. Their duty is to ask neighbors to be alert, observant, and caring—and to report suspicious activity or crimes immediately to the police.

Becoming the additional eyes and ears of Marco Island Police department is the most important aspect of Neighborhood Watch.

Neighborhood Watch has also assisted the police with traffic control at various times and activities throughout the years.

Contact Joe Granda at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it   239-389-2823 for information on how to become a member of the Neighborhood Watch group.