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Neighborhood Watch
Neighborhood Watch is a vital part to the success of any community in preventing crime. The Paducah Police Department supports neighborhood watch groups throughout the community. Officers attend meetings to listen and exchange information on current crime trends and to help empower its members. If you wish to become a member of an existing watch group or are interested in organizing a new watch please contact the police department.
Contact: Officer Travis Counts
(270) 444-8548
Neighborhood Watch Groups
| Bridge Street | Carson Park |
| Conrad Heights | Farley Place |
| Forrest Hills | Fountain Avenue |
| Heather Hills | LowerTown |
| Mid-Town/Jefferson Street | Pecan Drive |
| The Pines | Rowland Town |
| Stinespring | Wallace Lane |
| West Jefferson | West Park |
Related Links
National Association of Town Watch
National Crime Prevention Council
300 South 5th Street
P.O. Box 2267
Paducah, Kentucky 42002-2267
Hours: 8:00 A.M.-4:30 P.M.
ph. 270-444-8800