Lancaster city staff and members of the local Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) will be knocking on doors this Thursday in neighborhoods near Jane Reynolds Park to get feedback from residents on how to improve safety at the park.
“The city’s Public Safety and Parks, Arts, Recreation, and Community Services (PARCS) teams want residents to feel safe and proud of Jane Reynolds Park… they are hitting the streets to get direct input from residents who live near the park,” according to a news release from the city of Lancaster.
Teams will be knocking on doors from 1 to 5 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 22 [see a map of the survey area below]. The in-person surveys will be conducted in English or Spanish.
“The city of Lancaster is calling on the community’s support to help to make sure they are placing their efforts in the right direction,” the news release states. ” If residents in the walk-around survey area won’t be home, they can feel free to leave a note at their door or give the Public Safety team a call at 661-723-6000.”
[Information via news release from the city of Lancaster.]
Tim Scott says
That “image via city of Lancaster”…anyone know what it is? It isn’t Jane Reynolds Park.
Tim Scott says
Okay, I’m wrong. Moving on.
door to door criminal says
oh yeah put a note on your door so the criminals in the area know no one is home.
ACE says
WHO..? THOUGHT THIS WAS A GOOD IDEA..?
NO ONE..?
ASHAMED TO SAY..?
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HERE’S MY COMMENT…
LANCASTER IS CRIME RIDDEN AND DOOR TO DOOR SURVEYS AT SOME LANCASTER PARK WILL ACCOMPLISH NOTHING…
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PURE STUPIDITY…
ANOTHER, “WELL… WE HAVE TO DO SOMETHING..” FUTILE ATTEMPT…
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