The primary role of the PBA Safety & Patrol Committee is to monitor and enhance neighborhood safety through awareness, crime prevention, and collaboration with local law enforcement.
Safety & Private Patrol Committee Co-Chairs: David Moeller, Alex Oliver
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PBA Safety & Private Patrol Committee Responsibilities
- Oversee the PBA Safety/Patrol to ensure consistent and effective coverage (Patrols work 5 hours per day/7 days a week/365 days per year. Hours vary daily.)
- Inform members about criminal activity in the neighborhood
- Educate members on crime prevention and personal safety techniques
- Collaborate with Atlanta Police Department Zone 2 officers to enhance crime prevention efforts
- Coordinate neighborhood safety initiatives with those of nearby communities
PBA Safety & Private Patrol DutiesHeaded by: Jeff Baxter, Captain - Atlanta Police Department
The PBA Safety Patrol provides daily patrol coverage in 5-hour shifts. Schedules are adjusted to respond to crime patterns, neighborhood events, and other factors. Patrol frequency is increased during high-risk periods, such as Super Bowl weekend and the holiday season (Thanksgiving through New Year’s Day).
The Safety & Patrol Committee works closely with Captain Baxter to monitor and adjust patrol schedules as needed. Additional patrols can be authorized in response to heightened security concerns.
Out of Town Home Checks
The PBA Safety Patrol offers daily home checks for residents who are out of town.
Member Safety Voicemail: 770-728-6070Out-of-town notices must be left on the voicemail. Important: Safety/Patrol phone numbers are available to current PBA members only.If you live in the neighborhood and would like to benefit from these safety & patrol services, we encourage you to join PBA.
