Be a Part of the Gatling Pointe NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH program

NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH

Thank you Steve Serafini, Coordinator for our Neighborhood Watch program. Contact him using information listed at the bottom of this page. Thanks, Steve, for serving in this position!!

NEW - Click here to see a map of the community and who is volunteering as Block Captains!!

Isle of Wight Emergency Alert System
When an incident or emergency occurs, authorized senders will instantly notify you using IW Alert. The IW Alert is your personal connection to real-time updates, instructions on where to go, what to do, or what not to do, who to contact and other important information.
IW Alert is a free service offered by Isle of Wight County. Your wireless carrier may charge you a fee to receive messages on your wireless device.

Click here to sign up for the Emergency Alert System

The community neighborhood watch system consists of a community coordinator, block captains (have 6, could use up to 25 total) and residents of the individual blocks. Incidents may be reported either up or down via e-mail. Residents are encouraged to report any suspicious or actual criminal activities to the Isle of Wight Sheriff’s department at 357-2151 as well as to their block captains or to the community coordinator. The community coordinator stays in touch with the sheriff’s department as well as Gatling Pointe South. In this manner, incidents that impact either Gatling Pointe or Gatling Pointe South, can be communicated to all the residents.

Isle of Wight Sheriff’s Department -- 357-2151

IMPORTANT DOCUMENTS

Vacation Check List
Before you leave on vacation, be sure you use this checklist to protect your home

Personal Property
Use this form to take inventory of your home and personal property.

Home Security Booklet
This 16 page booklet gives an in-depth look at what you can do to maintain your home's security

Home Security
This is an easy to use checklist to ensure that your home is as secure as possible

We are always in need of volunteers to support this very important program. Block captains are needed to interact with their immediate neighbors. For more information, contact Steve Serafini by clicking HERE or call him at 356-9400.