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General Membership Meetings

Moles Funeral Home – Community Room

2465 Lakeway Drive


Next PNA General Meetings - 7 p.m. (Social at 6:30)

Topics - To Be Determined

Tuesday, May 20th, 2014

Tuesday, September 16th, 2014

Tuesday, November 18th, 2014

February 2015 - Time & Date TBD


PNA Board Meetings – 7 p.m.

Monday, April 21, 2014

Tuesday, August 26, 2014

Tuesday, October 28, 2014

Tuesday, January 27, 2015


* Please call Mary Chaney at 733-0209 for Board Meeting details, or send email to: info(at)pugetneighborhood.org


Sunday, June 12, 2011

Burglaries increase as weather heats up

Since March of this year, there has been a higher than normal number of reported burglaries to homes in the York and Sehome neighborhoods. Click here for map of York locations. Since March, there have been 13 reported residential burglaries. In these cases, it appears that thieves are targeting laptop computers and other electronic devices. One of the disturbing trends common in these burglaries is that in all but one case, there were no signs of forced entry. It appears that the burglars are gaining access through unlocked windows and doors. You might be surprised to learn that on average between 40-60% of residential burglaries are the results of an unlocked door or window.

Here are a few crime prevention tips to keep in mind at all times.
  1. Always keep your doors and windows locked, even if you are home but especially when you are away. If you need to open a window for ventilation, consider using a stick to block the window from being opened completely.
  2. If you have roommates, make sure they are keeping doors and windows locked as well.
  3. Keep a record of personal belongings. If you are a victim of a burglary, having this information available to the officer can become crucial in solving the crime and getting your property back to you. The list should include;
    1. Make
    2. Model
    3. Serial number
  4. Consider buying renters insurance.  In most cases, it is very affordable and will minimize your loss.
  5. Get to know your neighbors.
  6. Report suspicious persons in your neighborhood by calling 911.
  7. Start a Block Watch Program. The Bellingham Police Block Watch Program Coordinator is Officer Katrin Dearborn @ (360) 778-8660.