So, what is a Block Group?

Block Groups....
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• are groups of 25 to 40 homes although some are much smaller and some much larger.
• work best when homes are adjacent and sharing a common street or cul-de-sac but may include larger and broader areas.
• are not the same as a Somerset divisions having unique covenants.
• are the foundation of an inclusive, prepared and secure community.

• typically gather at least once a year to...
  • socialize, reinforce connections and have fun!
  • discuss issues common to the group and greater community.
  • learn or refresh on how to minimize criminal activity in the neighborhood.
  • learn or refresh on ways to maintain preparedness for emergencies and disasters.

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• have a group leader or co-leaders who...
  • help plan events.
  • keep group members informed on group activities.
  • maintain a contact list of group members.​

• have group members who...
  • are willing to look out for each other.
  • share contact information (email and phone) with each other.
  • notify others when they will be away from home for a period of time.
  • will call other members if they see something unusual going on at your home, especially if they know you are not home. 
  • will call 911 if experiencing or witnessing an ongoing emergency or criminal activity.

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