Crime Watch meeting 7 p.m. October 2
Fellow residents,
Do you know how to prevent yourself from getting caught in a harmful
situation? When it comes to your personal safety, do you have a plan? We can
help you find those answers at Eagle Nest’s final Crime Watch meeting of 2018
-- 7 p.m. October 2 at the Clubhouse. The featured speaker of Carolyn
Goldenetz, our neighborhood’s Crime Watch coordinator.
The evening will cover situational awareness, risk reduction and self-protection layering. The meeting also will focus on OODA Loop training -- the decision cycle of observe, orient, decide and act, developed by a military strategist.
“Empowering our Eagle Nest families with education on equipping and forming a plan of safety is the goal,” Carolyn said. “Come and learn how easy it is to take home a skill that just might save your life or that of someone you love.”
The meeting is free and open to all residents.
The Eagle Nest Board
Do you know how to prevent yourself from getting caught in a harmful
situation? When it comes to your personal safety, do you have a plan? We can
help you find those answers at Eagle Nest’s final Crime Watch meeting of 2018
-- 7 p.m. October 2 at the Clubhouse. The featured speaker of Carolyn
Goldenetz, our neighborhood’s Crime Watch coordinator.The evening will cover situational awareness, risk reduction and self-protection layering. The meeting also will focus on OODA Loop training -- the decision cycle of observe, orient, decide and act, developed by a military strategist.
“Empowering our Eagle Nest families with education on equipping and forming a plan of safety is the goal,” Carolyn said. “Come and learn how easy it is to take home a skill that just might save your life or that of someone you love.”
The meeting is free and open to all residents.
The Eagle Nest Board
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