Community Watch

Pinehurst Community Watch (PCW) was formed on October 25, 1993 with the stated objective to help maintain a safe and peaceful atmosphere for the citizens of Pinehurst. The organization is currently made up of approximately 350 volunteers, residing throughout the Village. Through Block Captains, the volunteers make appropriate information available to as many residents as possible, including a valuable confidential 911 Questionnaire that assists emergency responders. In times of emergencies, authorized messages from the Village, the Pinehurst Police and Fire Departments, Moore County Emergency Management Services, and Progress Energy are distributed through the Block Captains to residents. The PCW routinely works very closely with the Pinehurst Police Department designated Liaison Officer, Lt. Jerry McDonald, in an effort to help reduce local crime. Representatives of PCW meet with Police Chief Ronnie Davis to review monthly crime statistics.

Email is fast becoming an efficient means of direct communication for Pinehurst Community Watch. If you wish to have your email address added to our resident database in order to be contacted with any news releases or would like more information on the Community Watch program, please contact your Block Captain directly using the contact information below or you may contact the Community Watch Chairman, Dick Lemke at (910) 295-1185 or rlemke001@nc.rr.com

You may also get in touch with the Community Watch by signing up at the reception desk of the Pinehurst Village Hall at 395 Magnolia Road between 8:30 am and 5:00 pm, Monday through Friday. You should list: your name, including spouse if appropriate; address; telephone number; and email address, if available. People who would like to volunteer to join the Pinehurst Community Watch and help their neighbors are always welcome.