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Meetings & Events


Happy New Year!

This is a new year and the Cape Coral Neighborhood Watch is starting anew. 
In the year 2011 there have been several issues, one of them being the president, William Speed, had to step down due to health issues.  As of our January 17, 2012 first quarterly meeting we have a full new board: 

Beverly Curé – President
Vice-President – Gary J. Marrone
Treasurer – Marvin Applegate
Secretary – Gloria Ray
Member-at-Large – Frank Cassidy
Member-at-Large – Marie Pressendo
CPPD Advisor – Jason Criazzo

Upon receiving this message, we would appreciate if each of you would respond and inform us of your status:  whether or not you are active and, if not, please contact us so we can update our data base.  We understand times are hard and we all need to be diligent in watching out for our neighborhoods.  We need your help.   It is our hope that our community watch will continue to grow larger and stronger. 
We are looking forward to our next meeting.  We are going to have special guest speakers on self-defense and improving your home security.  Please invite your neighbors.  Refreshments will be served.   

OUR NEXT QUARTERLY MEETING IS APRIL 24, 2012 AT 7:00 PM.
Be there, your Voice counts!
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Note: “If you would like to participate in the Neighborhood Watch, please go to the contact us page and send us an email, or click here, and supply your contact information”.


The prevention of crime – particularly crime involving residential neighborhoods – is a responsibility that must be shared equally by law enforcement and private citizens. The fact is, the impact on crime prevention by law enforcement alone is minimal when compared with the power of private citizens working with law enforcement and with each other. Neighborhood Watch is based on this conception of cooperation. When citizens take positive steps to secure their own property and neighbors learn how to report suspicious activity around their homes to law enforcement, burglary and related offenses decrease dramatically.
Maintaining an active Neighborhood Watch program may mean the difference between a safe community and one affected by burglary or vandalism.


Learn how to get involved – and play a role in making Cape Coral a safer and stronger community.


 Privacy Act Statement:
In compliance with the Privacy Act of 1974, the following information is provided: the collection of this information is authorized by 5 U.S.C. 301 and Section 2, Executive Order 13254, January 29, 2002. The primary purpose of the information is to provide a means of communication with individuals who have indicated an interest in the Neighborhood Watch mission and in specific areas of volunteer service. Providing this information is voluntary. All information submitted by a user is available to Cape Coral Neighborhood Watch. Notice published at 67 FR 30685-01 (May 7, 2002). OMB No. 1660-0078