• Skip to primary navigation
  • Skip to main content
  • Skip to primary sidebar
  • Skip to footer

Las Vegas Police Protective Association

We Protect Those Who Protect Others

  • Join
  • Members
  • Contract
  • Facebook
  • Instagram
  • X
  • YouTube
  • TikTok
  • Spotify
  • Donate to LEAF Charities
  • Donate to the LVPPA PAC
  • Home
  • About
    • President’s Message
    • Executive Board
    • Board of Directors
    • Delegates
    • Legal Team
    • Administrative Staff
  • News & Events
    • Events
    • Podcast
    • Galleries
    • Top Cops
    • Vegas Beat Magazine
      • Issue Archive
      • Vegas Beat Contest
      • Advertise With Us
  • Bill Trackers
    • Peace Officer Bill Tracker
    • Firearms Bill Tracker
  • Resources
    • Affiliates
    • Business Directory
    • Calendar & Benefits Guide
  • Fallen Officers
  • Contact Us
  • Donate to LEAF Charities
Search

Las Vegas Police Encourage Neighborhood Watch Groups

February 8, 2017 by 911media

So you want to know what is going on in your neighborhood? Many of us are taking to social media to make sure we’re keeping an eye on things but Las Vegas police aren’t necessarily a huge fan of the ever popular Facebook groups or apps like Nextdoor.

Police admit these types of applications are wonderful for networking and getting to know your neighbors but they say think twice before engaging in them.

“We also have to be careful about misinformation,” said Capt. James LaRochelle.

Police say these groups can end up acting like a game of telephone where many versions of the truth get posted and no one really knows what to believe.

“We don’t want that to drive a level of fear in our neighborhoods,” said LaRochelle. “We want healthy neighborhoods.”

READ MORE »

Filed Under: Local, News Room

Primary Sidebar

Vegas Beat delivers association news, career benefit changes, human interest stories, and other industry-related information to all the members of the LVPPA.
  • COVID-19 Employee Wellness Report
    • Latest Updates
    • Health and Safety Guidelines
    • Childcare Options
    • Important Resources

Important Contacts

Police Employee Assistance Program (PEAP):(702) 828-3357

Health and Safety:
healthandsafety@lvmpd.com
(702) 828-3696
(702) 828-3330

LVPPA on Facebook

LVPPA

*Retirement Alert*

Congratulations to LVMPD Police Officer Jeffrey Corbett who recently retired after serving Las Vegas Metro and our community for over 27 years!!!

LVPPA President Steve Grammas had the privilege of presenting Jeff this plaque on behalf of grateful association.

Jeff, congratulations on a great career and a well earned retirement.

Congratulations to LVMPD Police Officer Thomas Farris who retired last week after serving our community and the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department for 20 years.
LVPPA President Steve Grammas had the privilege of presenting Thomas this plaque on behalf of a grateful association.
Congratulations on a great career and a well earned retirement.

Q

*Retirement Alert*
Congratulations to LVMPD Police Officer Bryan Bertges who retired this week after serving Las Vegas Metro and our community for nearly 28 years.

LVPPA President Steve Grammas had the privilege of presenting Bryan this plaque on behalf of a grateful association.

Congrats Brother on a great career and a well earned retirement.

Footer

Las Vegas Police Protective Association

9330 W. Lake Mead Blvd., Suite 200
Las Vegas, NV 89134

702.384.8692   info@lvppa.com

  • Facebook
  • Instagram
  • X
  • YouTube
  • TikTok
  • Spotify

Copyright © 2025 Las Vegas Police Protective Association. All Rights Reserved.
Website designed and developed by 911MEDIA