Crime Prevention
City of Gresham Design Commission Meeting: Wed, Oct 19, 2016 6:30PM-8PM
Get involved, Make a difference
When: Wed, Oct 19, 2016 6:30PM-8PM |
The Design Commission is the primary advising subcommittee to the City Council on design excellence for the built environment of the city.
For more information about this event contact Jamie Thomes at 503-618-2842 or Jamie.Thomes@GreshamOregon.gov.
Gresham Saturday Market fresh produce, crafts and more: Sat Jul 09, 2016 8:30AM-2PM
Fresh Produce & HandcraftsWhen: Sat thru Sep 24, 2016 9AM-3PM |
Saturday's Apr 16th through Sep 24th - 9AM to 3PM
The Gresham Saturday Market provides a vibrant marketplace offering a rich mix of regional, farm-grown goods, handcrafted products, fine art, unique gifts, fresh food and live music to enhance the community.
Now located at the Mt Hood Community College campus northwest parking lot, corner of NE 257th & Stark St with plenty of free parking.
For more information call 503-912-4122 or visit the Gresham Saturday Market website.
Join your neighbors for the 32nd Annual National Night Out: Aug 04, 2015 All Day
National Night Out website |
America's Night Out
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Celebrate the 32nd anniversary of National Night Out by hosting an event in your neighborhood on August 4th. |
Last year millions of people, from every state, across 15,000 communities participated in events to help make communities safe and raise awareness about anticrime programs.
National Night Out is a time when individuals and groups are encourgaged to gather together after dark in parks and other public places for wholesome activities. The idea is to symbolically reclaim our public spaces by using them, encouraging other people to use them and making the space feel safe, and discouraging illegal and anti-social activity.
Go ahead -- invite your neighbors -- gather on someone's lawn or porch and turn-on the lights! Celebrate National Night Out 2015. Take a stand. |
Don't let crime control your neighborhood.
Conflict Resolution, Tips for Talking with Your Neighbor: Tue Aug 18, 2015 6PM-7:45PM
Don't let it Escalate!When: Tue Aug 18, 2015 6PM-7:45PM |
From time to time we all find challenges with a neighbor. If these situations aren't resolved they can grow into really troublesome problems. This free workshop will introduce tools for working through difficulties with a neighbor. Participants will be actively engaged throughout the training with the help of experts, who will be on hand to provide coaching through hands-on experience.
Join your neighbors for the 31th Annual National Night Out: Aug 05, 2014 7PM-10PM
National Night Out website |
America's Night Out
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Celebrate the 31th anniversary of National Night Out by hosting an event in your neighborhood on August 5th. |
Last year millions of people, from every state, across 15,000 communities participated in events to help make communities safe and raise awareness about anticrime programs.
National Night Out is a time when individuals and groups are encourgaged to gather together after dark in parks and other public places for wholesome activities. The idea is to symbolically reclaim our public spaces by using them, encouraging other people to use them and making the space feel safe, and discouraging illegal and anti-social activity.
Go ahead -- invite your neighbors -- gather on someone's lawn or porch and turn-on the lights! Celebrate National Night Out 2014. Take a stand. |
Don't let crime control your neighborhood.
Gresham Gang Prevention Summit, City Hall: Thu May 01, 2014 10AM-11:30AM
Gang Prevention SummitWhen: Thu May 01, 2014 10-11:30AM |
You're invited!
Join Mayor Shane Bemis, Gresham City Council, Police Chief Craig Junginger, Multnomah County District Attorney Rod Underhill and other community leaders to learn about gang activity in Gresham and our collaborative approach to improve public safety and livability.
Rockwood Public Safety Facility Groundbreaking Ceremony: Mar 07, 2013 11AM-12PM
Public WelcomeWhen: Thu Mar 07, 2013 11AM-12PM |
You're Invited!
Join Mayor Bemis and Police Chief Craig Junginger on Thursday, March 7, from 11AM to noon at 675 NE 181st Ave to celebrate the beginning of construction of the Rockwood Public Safety Facility.
Read more about the Rockwood Public Safety Facility here.
Charcoal utility trailer stolen overnight from Wilkes East resident: Fri Mar 8, 2013
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Have You Seen This Trailer?Did this "fairly new" but quite used charcoal utility trailer appear at your neighbor's home over the weekend? If so, call the police immediately! |
BE ON THE LOOK OUT
The trailer with a 5' x 8' bed and a partial load of wood debris from a demolished deck was stolen from the driveway in the Wilkes East neighborhood at NE 162nd and Multnomah St sometime between Friday evening March 8th and Sunday morning March 11th. Most likely the theft occured overnight Friday.
Because the hitch was locked, the trailer was probably towed away using only the safety chain.
Contact the Police
A police report has been filed. Anyone with information on the whereabouts of this trailer is urged to contact the Gresham Police 503-823-3333.
How to Avoid Becoming the Victim of a Crime: Dec 03, 2012 6-8PM
Safety Awareness and
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The Gresham Police Department has teamed up with the City’s Risk Management Department to offer a free, two-hour training session to the public on personal safety and how to avoid becoming the victim of a crime. Gresham police officers will discuss basic safety measures everyone can take to avoid becoming the victim of a crime, including how to spot pre-attack indicators.
The training is open to the public, but all attendees must be 16 years of age or older. 16- and 17-year-olds must be accompanied by their parent or legal guardian. Children ages 15 and younger are not allowed.
Registration is required, and space is limited to the first 130 registrants. You must register by Nov 30 at 4:30PM.
Join your neighbors for the 29th Annual National Night Out: Aug 7, 2012 7PM-10PM
National Night Out website |
Send criminals a message!
When: Tuesday, Aug 7th, 2012 7-10PM |
Celebrate the 29th anniversary of National Night Out by hosting an event in your neighborhood on August 7th. |
Last year millions of people, from every state, across 15,000 communities participated in events to help make communities safe and raise awareness about anticrime programs.
National Night Out is a time when individuals and groups are encourgaged to gather together after dark in parks and other public places for wholesome activities. The idea is to symbolically reclaim our public spaces by using them, encouraging other people to use them and making the space feel safe, and discouraging illegal and anti-social activity.
Go ahead -- invite your neighbors -- gather on someone's lawn or porch and turn-on the lights! Celebrate National Night Out 2012. Take a stand. |
Don't let crime control your neighborhood.