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Deepwell Estates Is A Safe Neighborhood
Neighborhood Watch Program works with Palm Springs Police Department
The Deepwell Neighborhood Watch program musters the power of residents to provide block-level security through a program of awareness, communicating and education. It is an organized program that helps develop everyone's power of observation and fosters mutual assistance and communication among neighbors. Deepwell Estates has one of the most active and engaged Neighborhood Watch groups in Palm Springs thanks to the hard work of our dedicated team of neighborhood captains. The program was led for many years by Neighborhood Watch Chair Jim King, who recently retired from the position. Through the years, Neighborhood Watch has used the “extra eyes and ears” approach to create a proactive, community-oriented program. Working together in conjunction with law enforcement. empowers residents to be active in emergency preparedness. Our Neighborhood Watch program has resulted in crime reduction, a better quality of life, a greater sense of security, helps build community pride and unity in Deepwell.
Nick Falconio
Neighborhood Watch Chair
Email: Nickyssf@gmail.com
Neighborhood Watch Program And You!
Deepwell Estates Neighborhood Organization has organized a group of neighbors who are the ever watchful “eyes and ears” of Deepwell Estates Neighborhood Watch program. Our neighborhood watch team includes 20 volunteer Block Captains as well as many dog walkers, bikers, joggers, and walkers. Every street has at least two Block Captains working with residents on those streets. We encourage our residents to wear brightly colored vests and hats while enjoying our neighborhood. Wearing these vests and hats provides great visibility, allowing people to be seen during both daylight and nighttime. Our goal is to keep an eye out for any activity or situation that looks suspicious or out of place.
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Benefits of Neighborhood Watch
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crime reduction
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a better quality of life
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a greater sense of security, responsibility and personal control
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community pride and unity
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helping ourselves and others in our community
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provide law enforcement agencies with volunteer support year round
We Are All On The Team
Everyone in Deepwell can help deter crime. Our neighborhood watch team includes 20 volunteer Block Captains as well as dog walkers, bikers, joggers, and walkers. Every street has at least two Block Captains working with residents on those streets. We are always looking for neighbors to join our team.
Neighborhood Watch Signs
Our neighborhood has worked with the Palm Springs Police Department to develop Neighborhood Watch signs in both English and Spanish. These signs are prominently displayed throughout the neighborhood. To further protect our residences we provide stickers to place on residents' doors, windows and mailboxes. These proactive measures help to keep Deepwell's crime level to near zero.
Neighborhood Video Team
Many Deepwell Estates residents have volunteered to be members of our Video team. Register the location of your home or business security cameras through the chair of Deepwell Estate Neighborhood Watch Team by completing our Deepwell Video Team Application form. When an incident is captured on video, the video footage is shared with the Chair of Deepwell Estates Neighborhood Watch and sent to our local law enforcement agency.
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We
Call The Police!
EMERGENCY CALLS: DIAL 9-1-1
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General Info/Police Report: (760) 323-8116
Non-Emergency Crimes/Incidents: (760) 327-1441
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Police reports | Submit a police report
Physical Address:
Palm Springs Police Department
200 S. Civic Drive
Palm Springs, California 92263
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Easy Connections For Palm Springs
City Hall and Departments.
Important City of Palm Springs Police Department.
Palm Springs Police Department - Important Phone Numbers:
Non-Emergency - (760) 327-1441
Vacation Rental Hotline 24/7 - (760) 322-8383
Code Enforcement (760) 778-8434
Shopping Cart Removal Hotline (800) 252-4613
Graffiti Removal Hotline (760) 778-8469
Animal Control (760) 323-8151
Palm Springs Animal Shelter (760)-416-5718
Community Resource Officer (760) 416-5743
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​These numbers are provided for your quick convenience but often times phone numbers do get changed. So please consult
with the City of Palm Springs website.
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myPalmSprings app
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Our City Council Representative Working For Deepwell Estates
Welcome to a place like no place else. The myPalmSprings app will allow our residents, businesses, and visitors to stay up to date with the array of world-class amenities and services that Palm Springs has to offer. Our easy-to-use app will allow you to effortlessly search for your favorite City park, find your local library, check flights at Palm Springs International Airport, explore upcoming City events, stay up to date with the latest news releases and access all official City of Palm Springs social media.
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You might also want to check out the new
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David Ready
Mayor Pro Tem District 5
David Ready
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Palm Springs Councilmember David H. Ready was elected in November 2024 to a four-year term serving District 5. Ready brings over 37 years of local government leadership, including 21 years as City Manager of Palm Springs, where he played a pivotal role in shaping the city’s growth and enhancing public services. Recognized with the “City Manager Award of Distinction” by the California League of Cities, Ready’s leadership is rooted in a deep commitment to public service and creating lasting value for the community. During his 20-year plus tenure as Palm Springs City Manager, Ready significantly expanded city revenues to improve city services, such as adding extra police and fire safety services, repaving over half of all city streets, and led the charge to build a state-of-the-art “no-kill” Animal Shelter, the only one of its kind in the Coachella Valley. In addition, Ready led the City through the implementation of strong economic development initiatives that increased tourism and the City’s hotel stock, new retail, housing, regulation of vacation rentals, expansion of the Palm Springs Airport and Convention Center, along with leading the Downtown Revitalization Plan, which led to the development of the Thompson Hotel, Rowan Palm Springs and the new Downtown Park. Ready also led the completion of hundreds of citywide capital improvement projects following the passage of Measure J, a one cent sales tax approved by voters in 2011, which has led to hundreds of miles of city street paving, revitalization of the old downtown mall area, the renovation of the Welwood Memorial Public Library, numerous park improvements, and continues today allowing funds for the restoration of the historic Plaza Theatre, currently under way, and the upcoming renovation of the Palm Springs Public Library. Ready is an advocate for having strong neighborhood organizations as part of the city’s success, the neighborhood ONE- PS program was institutionalized into Palm Springs City government under his leadership. Today, this essential neighborhood program has grown to 52 recognized neighborhood organizations. A 25-year resident of Palm Springs (21 years in District 5) Ready is uniquely positioned to advocate for his constituents and ensure Palm Springs remains a vibrant, thriving place to live, work, and visit.
