Gwinnett County's Neighborhood Watch program is called C.O.P.S. (Community Oriented Police Service).

The C.O.P.S. program requires four meetings over approximately one year's time. The meetings are as follows: 

1. Introduction: 50 percent of all homes in the neighborhood must participate in this initial meeting. The introduction explains the cops program and the benefits 
2. Liaison/Block captain orientation and Lock and Alarm: All leaders learn their roles in the cops program as well as a thorough review of home safety tips to better secure your home 
3. Program of your choice: See below 
4. Annual C.O.P.S. Festival

The programs offered are as follows:

• Personal Safety
• Home Safety (Locks, Alarms, Etc.)
• Child Safety (30 minutes)
• Senior Citizen Safety
• Child Safety for Parents
• Gang Awareness for Teens and Parents
• Drug Awareness for Teens and Parents
• Sexual Assault Prevention
• Domestic Abuse/Family Violence
• Consumer Fraud and Scams
• Safe Driving in Gwinnett
• Firearm Safety for Adults
• Robbery/Shoplifting Prevention
• Teen Safe Driving

Please contact the coordinator below for further information or questions: William.Rooks@gwinnettcounty.com