| Block parties are a great way to create a sense of community on your street. Neighbours who know each other, and watch out for each other, make for a safer neighbourhood. Encourage people to exchange contact information at the party so they can call each other when something is amiss. Simple things, like calling your neighbours when they have left their garage door open, can prevent thefts from occurring. |
| A Block Party Guide is provided by the City of St. Albert to assist you in organizing a party (Adobe Reader is required to view it). | |
| Forms from the guide that can be customized for your party (in Microsoft Word format):
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 | FREE FOOD OFFER
Neighbourhood Watch will supply free burgers, hot dogs and buns for your block party if you distribute crime prevention flyers with your party invitations. Block parties may be held on your street or in local parks, and Neighbourhood Watch also loans street barricades to use at your event.
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| If you have questions or wish to take advantage of the free food offer, please contact: |
| Colleen Lamble phone: 780-459-1715 email: clamble@st-albert.net |
This page was updated on April 17, 2012
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