First Neighborhood Watch Signs Up!
Residents of Elmgrove Lane, Elmgrove Ct. and portions of Colusa Way and Tamie Lane were highly successful in promoting and being granted the Neighborhood Watch placards and signs for their…
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988 Crisis Suicide Prevention Line
What is 988? 988 is the phone number for the Crisis and Suicide Prevention Lifeline. This lifeline gives you free emotional support when you need help. 988 is for everyone….
Community Safety Meetings
Two meetings were held on Wednesday, Feb 26th at the Moreland School at 4711 W Campbell Ave. The first meeting was held from 6-7:00pm and was open to all Baker…
Did You Know You Can Register Your WebCams?
Security Camera Registration The San José Police Department wants your help in fighting crime by taking part in the Camera Archive & Mapping (CAM) program. The CAM program allows residents…
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Message on Burglaries from Mayor Mahan & Vice Mayor Kamei
Dear neighbors, This week, we announced the arrest of three suspects responsible for burglarizing over 70 homes. These suspects didn’t just steal heirlooms and jewelry, they stole a sense of security…
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South Bay police arrest ‘sophisticated’ burglary crew
San Jose’s police chief announced Wednesday the arrest of three suspects linked to burglaries targeting the Asian American community throughout the South Bay, including right here in Baker West! More…
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Neighborhood and Street Safety Forum
Baker West Neighbors: The District 1 Leadership Group has invited everyone to a Neighborhood and Street Safety Forum. Join us for a morning of solution based discussion regarding neighborhood safety with the San…
Update on Crimes in Our Area
Amy Cody, President of the Moreland West Neighborhood Association send out the following information to her neighborhood regarding crime in the area. Hi, Neighbors! I try to keep an eye…
San José 311 – Get Help with Issues in your Community
Residents are encouraged to use San Jose 311 to request services such as removing abandoned shopping carts and vehicles, filling potholes, fixing streetlight outages, removing graffiti, picking up junk/large items, reporting illegal fireworks and more! Visit 311.sanjoseca.gov or call 3-1-1