Thanks for Coming
Event Recap
Meeting summary
Various members of the alliance provided community updates and discussed ongoing security issues and the positive impact of the
Shared Security Program, managed by
Omega Protective Services, on reducing calls for service. The team also compared crime statistics between 2022 and 2023 and recognized a
5.34% decrease year-over-year, noting a significant decrease in trespassing calls and an increase in other types of calls. Additionally, the meeting covered various property management and security issues in the area, upcoming community events, and the need for a more comprehensive and detailed approach to their project.
Next steps
• Shannon to resend login details for daily access to Omega reports.
• Officer Diaz and Officer Chris to judge the bookmark contest for the GAIN event.
• Business alliance members to consider sponsoring items for gift baskets for the GAIN event winners.
• Business alliance members to post
G.A.I.N. Event flyers in their businesses and share information with clients.
• Business alliance members to sign up as vendors for the
G.A.I.N. Event if interested.
• Business alliance members to participate in the
Community Cleanup on November 16th before the
G.A.I.N. Event.
Topics
Addressing Security Issues and Crime Stats
The clinic manager at Community Medical Services discussed the ongoing security issues, including theft and unauthorized access. They expressed satisfaction with the responsiveness of the security team, Omega, and the extension of their hours. The manager also mentioned a large event held at the clinic and the need for Omega's assistance. They discussed the possibility of Omega's team adjusting their schedule to avoid predictable patterns and the use of hotspots to identify problem areas. The manager expressed a desire to follow up on the status of these areas and to improve security measures. The meeting also compared crime statistics between September 1st, 2022, and October 15th, 2022, and the same period in 2023, noting a significant decrease in trespassing calls and an increase in other types of calls. The introduction of Omega as a new line of defense was discussed, with the aim of reducing the number of calls for service. The team also discussed the self-initiated calls and the potential reasons for the decrease in certain types of calls, concluding with the need for further resources to address the issue.
Clinic Security Issues and Solutions
The clinic manager at Community Medical Services discussed the clinic's security issues, including theft of license plates and people climbing into dumpsters. They expressed satisfaction with the responsiveness of the security team, Omega, and the extension of their hours. The manager also mentioned a large event held at the clinic and the need for Omega's assistance. They discussed the possibility of Omega's team adjusting their schedule to avoid predictable patterns. The manager also mentioned a request for a quote for 24-hour coverage on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, and the use of hotspots to identify problem areas. They expressed a desire to follow up on the status of these areas and to improve security measures.
Crime Statistics and Omega Discussion
The meeting discussed the comparison of crime statistics between September 1st, 2022, and October 15th, 2022, and the same period in 2023. The focus was on the dispatch calls for service, top calls for service, and top addresses. The team noted a significant decrease in trespassing calls and an increase in other types of calls. The introduction of Omega, a new line of defense, was discussed, with the aim of reducing the number of calls for service. The team also discussed the self-initiated calls, which are proactive actions by the police. The conversation ended with a discussion on the potential reasons for the decrease in certain types of calls and the need for further resources to address the issue.
Property Management and Security Issues
The meeting discusses various issues related to property management and security in the area. Shannon is identified as the program manager who can help address concerns and coordinate with the city. There is discussion about potentially leasing a property for an urban garden and office space, as well as efforts to address issues with RVs and abandoned vehicles. The alliance members are encouraged to report any concerns to Shannon or the group so they can be addressed collectively. There is also mention of integrating security cameras from other businesses into the alliance's system for improved monitoring.
Improving Project Structure and Communication
The team discussed the need for a more comprehensive and detailed approach to their project, with a focus on the importance of understanding the customer's needs and pain points. They agreed on the necessity of a more structured and organized process, with clear roles and responsibilities assigned to each team member. The team also emphasized the importance of effective communication and collaboration to ensure the project's success. They ended the conversation with a commitment to work on these aspects and reconvene to review progress.
Upcoming Community Events and Activities
Officer Diaz discussed upcoming community events, including a DEA drug disposal event, Blue Fest, a Fall Safety Festival, and a Dinner with a Cop event. The DEA event will take place at three locations on October 26th, while Blue Fest will be held at 35th Avenue and Pinnacle Peak on the same day. The Fall Safety Festival, in collaboration with the Glendale Police Department, will occur on November 16th at the same location. The Dinner with a Cop event will be held at Jason Deli on November 13th. Officer Diaz also mentioned a bookmark contest for elementary, junior high, and high school students, with prizes for the winners. The team also discussed the possibility of sponsoring items for gift baskets to be given to the kids. Lastly, Officer Diaz mentioned a community cleanup event planned for November, with the aim of cleaning up the area before the upcoming event.
Improving Project Structure and Communication
The team discussed the need for a more comprehensive and detailed approach to their project, with a focus on the importance of understanding the customer's needs and pain points. They agreed on the necessity of a more structured and organized process, with clear roles and responsibilities assigned to each team member. The team also emphasized the importance of effective communication and collaboration to ensure the project's success. They ended the conversation with a commitment to work on these aspects and reconvene to review progress.
Improving Project Structure and Communication
The team discussed the need for a more comprehensive and detailed approach to their project, with a focus on the importance of understanding the customer's needs and pain points. They agreed on the necessity of a more structured and organized process, with clear roles and responsibilities assigned to each team member. The team also emphasized the importance of effective communication and collaboration to ensure the project's success. They ended the conversation with a commitment to work on these aspects and reconvene to review progress.
Property Management and Security Updates
The meeting focused on property management and security issues in the area, with Shannon identified as the program manager to address concerns and coordinate with the city. Discussions included the potential leasing of a property for an urban garden and office space, addressing issues with RVs and abandoned vehicles, and integrating security cameras from other businesses into the alliance's system. Officer Diaz announced upcoming community events, including a DEA drug disposal event, Blue Fest, a Fall Safety Festival, and a Dinner with a Cop event. The team also discussed a bookmark contest for students and a community cleanup event planned for November.
