This past month was busy texting, calling and emailing the last few members from 2024 to rejoin for 2025. We were also able to get some new members at the homes of people who moved this past year! 

We would like to thank all of the street coordinators across our neighborhood for their due diligence in reaching out to get their neighbors and new neighbors to join our program.  We ended up five short from last year but we feel really good about where we ended up and will hopefully surpass this number by the end of the year. At 608 members for 2025, we can afford up to 63 patrol hours per week. 

Benefits Reminder: Our officers patrol our neighborhood 7 days a week (but not 24 hours a day). When you go out of town, please TEXT our officers with your information and when they’re on duty they will go by your house to check on it. Ask for a confirmation. If you don’t get one, email us at [email protected] and send us a copy of your text showing the date and time it was sent. We will follow up with our DPD SENP coordinator. 

Crime Report for February 2025

Our officers patrolled 237.50 hours in February, equating to 59.38 hours per week. In January they patrolled 54.87 hours per week.

02/28 11920 INWOOD – burglary of motor vehicle – broke window to enter locked vehicle and removed items – 3:52 pm – Lowe’s parking lot

5211 FOREST – burglary of motor vehicle – @ Inwood – NE side – broke window and stole property – outdoor area – 5:24 pm

February 22 No crimes reported 

February 15 
02/08 4707 THUNDER – 12 am – vehicle theft – between Crestline and LBJ.

02/09  12521 INWOOD – criminal mischief – 1:50 pm – St. Rita Church.

February 8
11920 INWOOD – theft of property – vehicle part – front license plate removed from vehicle – parking lot at Lowe’s

February 1 No crimes reported. 

Out Of Town Home Check—Text SENP Patrol Cell! 
If you’ll be out of town don’t forget to TEXT your information to the patrol cell—see the card below and add this number to your phone contacts. TEXT them your full name, address, dates you’ll be out of town, plus be sure to add your phone number. 

If you’ve already enrolled for 2025, thank you, again! Please help us recruit one person on your street to join!  Have them visit, https://schreiberenp.org/ to learn more about the program. 

We have 113 members from 2024 who still haven’t re-enrolled for SENP 2025. We need you to continue our program at its current level. 

For anyone enrolling in February, we ask that you pay an additional $25 to enroll late. Please try to enroll by, Friday, January 31!

Visit https://schreiberenp.org/join/ to pay your $300 membership dues. If enrolling online, we encourage you to help us offset our payment processor by making a payment of $309. 

Benefits Reminder: Our officers patrol our neighborhood 7 days a week (but not 24 hours a day). When you go out of town, please TEXT our officers with your information and when they’re on duty they will go by your house to check on it. Ask for a confirmation. Having DPD presence all year long has helped to reduce crime in our neighborhood.  

Issues Enrolling?  If you have issues enrolling be sure to update your browser if you haven’t done so in a while. (Google Chrome, Safari, Firefox, etc.). We’ve tested the enrollment form and it is fully operational. Some of you may see a reCAPTCHA code that needs to be entered. Please scroll down to find this code and enter it. Enroll at this link:https://schreiberenp.org/join/

Crime Report for January 2025

January 25 No crimes reported. 

January 18 No crimes reported. 

January 11
1/10/25  11920 INWOOD – burglary of motor vehicle – theft of property on motor vehicle – rear license plate – Lowe’s parking lot – 2:30 pm

January 4
4230 LBJ – burglary of motor vehicle – 10:13 am – broke window to enter locked vehicle and removed items – business parking lot between Midway and Havenside Road –second report under police code 240 (assault misdemeanor) unknown suspect was using programming cable to change remote control.

FYI – When you see the message “unknown suspect was using programming cable to change remote control,” it means that someone has used a programming cable to change the remote control settings for your cable box. This could be done to access certain features or change the remote control’s behavior. It is important to secure your cable box and update your remote control settings to prevent unauthorized changes

Out Of Town Home Check—Text SENP Patrol Cell! 
If you’ll be out of town don’t forget to TEXT your information to the patrol cell—see the card below and add this number to your phone contacts. TEXT them your full name, address, dates you’ll be out of town, plus be sure to add your phone number.