E-13/Jamaica Plain Neighbors Network

Meet your neighbors. Build community. Reduce crime.

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Police-Community Relations Meeting and Bring Your Neighbors Together On Your Street!

Good afternoon, Please join Captain Christine Michalosky for the Police-Community Meeting tomorrow, Thursday May 1, 7 PM at the E-13 Police Station at 3347 Washington where it intersects Green. I'd also like to offer my services to help bring your neighbors together on your street. Over the next three weeks my goals is to bring as many residents together on as many streets as possible. We'll discuss recent events in JP, review some crime prevention basics and I'll suggest community building a… Continue

Posted by Joseph Porcelli (Neighbors Network Project Director) on April 30th, 2008 at 4:18pm — No Comments (Add)

Message to the community

Hello Everyone, This past week has been trying for the E-13 community and we appreciate everyone's concern and support. As always, Boston Police E-13 strives to create a safe, caring, and peaceful environment for all of our residents. In response to the spike in violence over the last week, which involved two incidents with three victims being shot, one of whom tragically, has succumbed, additional patrols and units have been deployed. The State Police uniformed patrols of the corridor have in… Continue

Posted by Captain Christine Michalosky (E-13 Commander) on April 25th, 2008 at 6:30pm — No Comments (Add)

Post from Prevention Work a blog by the National Crime Prevention Council

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Welcome!

Welcome to the E-13/Jamaica Plain Neighbors Network! The purpose of this network is to build community and reduce crime by connecting neighbors to each other and to community and police resources.

Here's how to get involved:

Sign up or log in (above to the right).
Navigate the map below to find your street.
When you locate your street, click on the shaded area to find out the name of the neighborhood cluster group you live or work in.
Click on the shaded area and then the link which will take you to your neighborhood's cluster group page.
On your neighborhood's cluster group page either request an invitation to join or choose "join" if you've already been invited.
Repeat the above steps, except this time, find the house with the flag symbol, on your street. If one exists, click on it, then the like and request to join or choose join, if you've already been invited.

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