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Summer Safety Update
While we are
fortunate that
the city of University
Heights
is
an extremely safe city that does not mean that we do not see
crimes of
opportunity that occur. The
Sun Press
Police Blotter
has noted a number of vacant homes that have been broken
into
for copper and other items that can be sold. The Police
Department cannot be in
every area of the city, at all times.
Help them out. Pay attention to vacant
homes in your area. If it
is an emergency call 911. If you are unsure about
what is hap-
pening but think something might be amiss, do not hesitate to
call
the non-emergency number for Police if you see something
out of the ordinary.
They are happy to send a patrol car to check
it out! Community safety starts
with us – the community!
The non-emergency number is 216 932 1800.
Many of us
walk for health
or walk our dogs throughout the day.
Please consider paying attention to your
surroundings. If you see
something out of the ordinary, let the police department know.
With summer
here, many of us
leave our windows open throughout
the day. Consider closing your first floor
windows at night. Close
your garage door when you are not home and be sure to
lock your
door after you when you leave. A step of prevention will help to keep
your valuables safe.
When you
shop, be sure to
keep your purse and wallet with you.
Leaving them in a cart while you look for
something can result in
them being missing when you return.
Be safe with
your health as
well. Use sun screen when working in
the yard or out for a day outdoors.
Have a safe
summer. Do not
hesitate to email safety tips etc to
us for posting on the website. Our email
address:
We
are happy to update the safety page with information for the
community from the
community!
If you have
questions,
contact the
University
Heights Fire Department
932-7800.
Captain Ineman of the Fire Department
received a grant for
purchase and
installation of fire detectors for residents. While
they last, you can call the fire department at 932-7800 to
request one of
these new smaoke and ion dectectors with a
10 year battery.
They will install them for you.
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REMEMBER
KEEP
YOUR
AUTOS
LOCKED
AND
GARAGE
DOORS
SHUT
WHENEVER POSSIBLE |
