Question

Give any ten examples that you have to do in your neighbourhood.​

Answer 1

TEN WAYS TO IMMEDIATELY IMPROVE YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD

• Report crime as soon as possible. Whether the issue is graffiti, petty vandalism or something much more serious, police cannot act without first hearing about the problem from you. Calling won't guarantee that police can fix the problem, but failing to call can guarantee that they won't. Don't assume someone else has already called, make the call yourself. For Emergencies call 911, for non-emergencies call 719-553-2502.
• Report nuisances and other noncriminal problems promptly. Examples of these items are junked cars on lawns and in the street, old mattresses left to rot in the backyard, broken furniture on porches, garbage piling up. When you find yourself thinking, "Someone ought to do something about that"-do something. Call code enforcement, landlords, residents, local business owners, or any other person or agency that may have influence on the issue. Then call your neighbors and ask those who are also concerned to report the issue as well. To report crime; online go to: Pueblo Police Department's website. You can call Code Enforcement at 719-553-2592, or you can also file a Code Enforcement complaint online.
• Take away the opportunity for crime. Think about your home, your car and even your lifestyle and ask what you could change to take away the opportunity for crime. Lock your car and never leave valuables, even for a few minutes in the car. Trim bushes or trees on your property that offer too-convenient hiding places. Also, trim where trees and bushes block clear view of your front door, or make it difficult for a person to see out the windows of your home. Make your front porch visible and make sure your home looks like it has eyes on the neighborhood.
• Introduce yourself to your neighbors. Make a list of names and phone numbers of every neighbor on your block. Set a goal of at least 10 neighbor contacts. Each citizen is responsible for their own neighborhood. Any citizen who has turned around a problem block is a citizen who really knows the people who live there. Did you grow up in a neighborhood where everyone knew each other? That is rare today. Neighborhoods have changed, but realize that you can fix it. It makes a huge difference to know your neighbors and be able to talk to them.
• Know the names of neighborhood kids and their friends. This can make a profound difference should there be a need for adults and young people to talk to each other in cases of emergency. It is difficult to help form a safe and supportive community for children without the adults and children knowing each other. Even those without children should know to whom the various children in the neighborhood belong. Every adult will be better able to help in an emergency and will be better prepared to discuss problems if they arise.

Answer 2

Examples that you have to do in your neighbourhood:

• You can prepare food yourself and bring it to your neighbour. It is act of kindness which leads to feel connected.
• You can offer them small gifts on special occasions.
• If you come to know that your neighbour is struggling financially, you have to assist them if you can.
• Help them whenever they are needy and want assistance.
• You can drop and pick their kids from schools or accompany them while playing.
• You have to fix certain time to spend with your neighbourhood.
• Make them a part of your community organization to let them aware of what's happening in your area.
• Make partnership with them in any kind of project or activity and cope up with them.
• Make efforts to connect with them personally and offer a listening ear always.
• Plan some outings or any kind of fun activity to. have good time to each other.

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