Marconi Service Center
North Division
2500 Marconi Avenue
Sacramento, CA 95821
916.876.5700

Public hours of operation:
8:00am - 5:00pm Monday - Friday
(Excluding holidays)

Live Scan
9:00am - 4:00pm Monday - Friday
(closed 12:00pm-1:00pm for lunch)
(Excluding holidays)

Questions or Complaints
Community related questions or complaints in the North area can be sent by e-mail NCSC@sacsheriff.com.

Mission:
The North Division – Marconi Service Center, located at 2500 Marconi Ave Ste 100 is supported with dedicated volunteers and is supervised by an Office Manager.  The Service Center is open Monday through Friday 08:00am to 5:00pm excluding holidays. The Service Center handles reports of crimes not in progress or of a non-violent nature(volunteers will stop taking reports at 4:30pm), public safety education and tips to help prevent crimes.

The Crime Prevention Specialist may assist citizens in establishing a Neighborhood Watch Program. Neighborhood Watch may be established for both single family residential areas and multi-unit residential complexes. Our Crime Prevention Specialist may also assist businesses in establishing a Business Watch commercial business districts. Our Crime Prevention Specialist is also available to make presentations to community groups and schools within our division.

The Crime Prevention Specialist also reviews and makes recommendations along with the Sacramento County Planning Review Committee for Conditional Use Permits and Access Control Gates.  The Specialist also works with the Alcoholic Beverage Control and makes recommendations on conditions or restrictions of permanent alcohol licenses for retail outlets, restaurants, bars and night clubs.  These permits and licenses are further reviewed by Community Planning Councils and the Board of Supervisors.

Sacramento County Sheriff's Department Neighborhood Watch:
IS YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD STRONG AND ALERT?

NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH teaches you to:

• know our neighbors and look out for each other.
• watch for suspicious activities in our neighborhood.
• make the contacts and maintain the relationships that increase neighborhood safety.
• work together to increase neighborhood safety.
• know who to contact for emergency services, law enforcement and other public services.
• report suspicious activities and crimes promptly.

NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH:

• Is a community-based program supported by the National Sheriff’s Association and offered by more than nine out of ten law enforcement agencies.
• Since 1972, has made a real difference in thousands of communities.
• Increases surveillance in the community.
• Improves crime reporting by citizens.
• Unites neighbors around a common goal for safety and security.
• Builds a base for correcting neighborhood problems.
• Prevents and reduces crime.

EVERY COMMUNITY MEMBER CAN AND SHOULD JOIN A NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH

• Residents and businesspersons
• Renters and property owners
• Individuals and families

NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH STARTUP MEETING [Meeting Flyer]
Monday, April 22nd, 2013 - 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM
MARCONI STATIONHOUSE - Community Room
2500 Marconi Avenue (just West of Fulton Avenue)

PLEASE CONTACT:
Crime Prevention Specialist
Sherrie Carhart at scarhart@sacsheriff.com for details.

Upcoming Events:

Fingerprint Information Safety Booth

Saturday, April 27th Hours: 10 AM to 300 PM
Fair Oaks Presbyterian Church
11427 Fair Oaks Blvd Fair Oaks
Fingerprinting children 2 -17 years old and
providing safety literature.
Promoting: Sheriff Volunteers and their roles
with the Sheriff Department and discussing crime
prevention measures for personal / property safety.

Crime Prevention Information Safety Booth

Saturday, May 11th Hours: 0830AM to 1230PM
Rio Linda’s 19th Annual Farm and Tractor Days
6852 Dry Creek Rd, Rio Linda—Dry Creek Ranch House
Answering Questions, providing safety literature, promoting
Sheriff Volunteers roles & raising awareness of Sheriff’s Rio
Linda Community meetings.

Crime Prevention Information Safety Booth and Finger Printing

Sunday, May 19th Hours: 1130 AM to 400 PM
Fingerprinting 2pm to 4pm only
Orangevale’s 50th Annual POW WOW DAYS AND CARNIVAL
Orangevale Community Park, 7145 Filbert Avenue
Oak Ave and Filbert Ave. Behind Green Oaks Elementary School
Answering Questions, providing safety literature, promoting positive VIPS roles
& raising awareness of Orangevale’s Sheriff’s Community.

Community Meetings
The Community Service Center staff is facilitating a series of community meetings in your neighborhoods. The purpose of these meetings is to open the channels of communications between The Sheriff’s Department and the community, and to hear the concerns you have in your neighborhood.

The following meetings have been scheduled.