- 15 NW Martin Luther King Jr. BLVD Evansville, IN 47708
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Evansville Police Department Crime Prevention Unit has 6 Crime Prevention Officers (CPO), 1 Sgt. and 1 civilian. There are 3 sectors and 12 beats, and each beat has a CPO assigned. In each sector and beat there are 42 neighborhood associations which have a CPO assigned. The CPOs work closely with the neighborhood associations building trust and working together to solve crime. The CPO Unit provides security instruction as well as information about the EPD and police work in general. Schools, businesses, organizations, churches, and individuals are encouraged to call (812) 435-6135 or stop by our Crime Prevention Office located at 100 E. Walnut St., Suite 100 for further information.
Sgt. Joshua Brewer is the CPO Unit Commander, he supervises and oversees the community police unit, its officers and its programs. Sgt. Brewer can be reached at (812) 962-6718 and is stationed in the Crime Prevention Office along with the CPOs.
She is the Liaison to United Neighborhoods of Evansville. She organizes National Night Out, the Evansville Christmas Parade and the Star Neighborhood Christmas Party. She is available to assist any neighborhood in the city with activities. 100 E. Walnut St., Suite 100, Evansville In. 47713 (812) 435-6135 Fax (812) 435-6109
(812) 962-6719
This is a reminder of the policy that is in effect in the advent of adverse weather conditions.
It is the recommendation for the safety and well being for those involved to cancel any and all meetings and minor events that involve the EPD/CPO unit. This policy is in place to help assist those involved to help determine if a meeting or event will be held. While we will attempt to make notifications when possible there may be times when these notifications may be missed. Below are some guidelines to follow if you ever question if a meeting will still take place.
When local news outlets or National Weather Center issue a
weather advisory, a storm watch, storm warning, or other
natural disaster that covers the time period of the meeting then
that meeting will be cancelled
If the EVSC or participating school systems close, then the
meeting at those locations will also be cancelled. This may be
harder to determine since individual schools may close. If in
doubt contact the EVSC or school in question.
Anytime the City of Evansville announces that the city is closed
for whatever reason then all meetings will be cancelled.
This policy is to help insure the elderly, physically challenged, and anyone who walks to meetings stay safe and is not endangered. It is our goal first and foremost to keep people safe and sound. If the organization or neighborhood determines they still want to hold a meeting, that is their decision to do so, but they do so against the advice of the EPD and will do so knowing an officer will NOT attend the meeting.
If you are not sure if we have your contact information, do not utilize Nextdoor.com, the EPD & CPO Facebook pages then call the Crime Prevention Office and give us your information. If you have any questions, contact your beat CPO.
Boundaries for South Sector: Lloyd Expressway south to the city limits and Riverside east to Weinbach Ave.
South Sector has 3 beats and each beat has a CPO assigned to it. The CPO is the liaison for the beat and the neighborhood associations in that beat
Beat 1 & 2
Beat 1 Boundaries are Lloyd Expressway south to Washington Avenue, NW Riverside east to Kentucky.
Beat 2 Boundaries are Washington Avenue south to I69, Veterans Parkway to Kentucky Avenue
Beat 2 & 3
Beat 2 Boundaries are Washington Avenue south to I69, Veterans Parkway to Kentucky Avenue
Beat 3 boundaries are Lloyd Expressway south to I69, Kentucky Ave. east to Weinbach.
BEAT 1
BEAT 2
BEAT 3
South Sector Citizens Meeting
They meet the 2nd Thursday in January, May and September
Partnership Meeting
They meet the 1st Wednesday in March, July and November
The meeting location is the CK Newsome Community Center, Room 118 C & D at 6PM
Boundaries are Hwy 41 east to the city limits everything NE and SE of Weinbach and Washington Ave. to the city limits.
East Sector has 5 beats and each beat has a CPO assigned to it. The CPO is the liaison for the beat and the neighborhood associations in that beat
Beat 1 & 5
Beat 1 boundaries are Morgan Ave. north to the city limits, Hwy 41 east to Greenriver Rd
Beat 5 boundaries are Lloyd & Greenriver Rd. north and east to the city limits
Beat 2 & 4
Beat 2 boundaries are Weinbach east to Greenriver Rd., and Morgan Ave. south to Washington Ave.
Beat 4 boundaries are Greenriver Rd to Burkhardt and south of Newburgh Rd to city limits including east of Burkhardt
Beat 3 & 4
Beat 3 boundaries are Weinbach Ave east to Greenriver Rd., and Washington Ave south to the city limits.
Beat 4 boundaries are Greenriver Rd to Burkhardt and south of Newburgh Rd to city limits including east of Burkhardt
BEAT 1 & 2
BEAT 3 & 4
East Sector Citizens meeting
They meet the 3rd Tuesday in January, May and September
Partnership Meeting
They meet the 1st Wednesday in March, July and November
The meeting place is the CK Newsome Community Center, Room 118 C & D at 6 PM
Boundaries at Lloyd Expressway north to the city limits, and Hwy 41 and Lloyd Expressway west to the city limits.
West sector has 4 beats and each beat has a CPO assigned to it. The CPO is the liaison for the beat and the neighborhood associations in that beat.
Beat 1 & 2
Beat 1 Boundaries are St Joe Avenue west to the City limits, Broadway north to the City limits
Beat 2 Boundaries are Lloyd Expressway north to Diamond Avenue. and St. Joe Avenue east to First Avenue
Beat 3 & 4
Beat 3 Boundaries are First Avenue East to Highway 41 and Diamond Avenue south to Lloyd Expressway.
Beat 4 Boundaries are Highway 41 and Diamond Avenue to Kratzville Road to the City limits to the north
BEAT 1
BEAT 2
BEAT 3
BEAT 4
North Country Club meets quarterly the 3rd Tuesday of (Mar, June, Sept, Dec) at 6:00 PM
West Sector Citizens meeting
They meet the 3rd Thursday in January, May and September
Partnership Meeting
They meet the 1st Wednesday in March, July and November
The meeting place is the CK Newsome Community Center, Room 118 C & D at 6 PM