11/28/15-
Our mailboxes were broken into sometime last night or the night before.
Two sections (left & center) were broken into.
The section on the right was not broken into.
It may take up to a week to get them fixed.
Everyone can pickup their mail at the Henderson Pass post office until it is fixed.
The break-in has been reported to the police and the Post Office.
This time of year is an especially vulnerable time for this type of crime, so please be aware of this and also, make sure someone is home to accept any packages you are expecting, or designate a neighbor that can accept them for you.
Thank you, the Villas at Redland Ranch Board.
7/1/15-
It was reported that some individuals may be walking and/or driving the neighborhood checking for unlocked cars to steal items. There was an alleged attempt early Sunday morning, June 28th.
As always, remember to lock your vehicles, remove any valuables and keep your security lights on at night.
Here are some additional tips to help keep you safe:
- SAPD can do an inspection of your home and property to see where you may be vulnerable. You can call a SAPD Crime Prevention Specialist at 207-8126 or the SAFFE Unit at 207-8350.
- Have a home security system installed.
- Keep your windows and doors locked at all times.
- Keep your garage door closed, even during the day, or low enough so that a thief can not slip underneath.
- Do not leave your garage door remote controls in your car. Thieves can break into your car, steal your remote and get into your home.
- Know your neighbors and look out for each other.
- Be aware of solicitation and people knocking on the door. You do not have to open your door. You can even let people know you are home, but ignore the person at the door. Most thieves will avoid confrontation.
- Lastly, teach your kids what to do in case of an emergency. If they are left home, let them know how to deal with people knocking on the door, or what to do in case of an accident, fire, etc.
Please report anything suspicious to the police as well as to a Board member as soon as possible.
Click here for more CRIME PREVENTION TIPS
3/23/15-
Two homeowners in the middle part of the neighborhood reported that they had items stolen out of their vehicles and garages sometime late Sunday or early Monday morning.
Please be on the lookout and report any suspicious activity!
1/19/15-
The San Antonio Police Department will be working with Nextdoor to provide crime and safety information to neighborhoods across the city. As part of this effort, you will see periodic updates from the police on Nextdoor Villas at Redland Ranch. The purpose of these updates is to share official alerts, news, and other notifications that are relevant to your neighborhood. It’s important to note that police staff can only see their own posts and replies to these posts. They will NOT be able to access or view any information that you and your neighbors have shared on Nextdoor Villas at Redland Ranch. Communicating with police staff is entirely voluntary, and you can see more information here.
1/8/15-
Larceny from Motor Vehicles, not Parts/Accessories - 33XX block of Tumblewood Trail.
(Info obtained from San Antonio Crime Tracker).
12/14/14-
Larceny, Motor Vehicle Parts and Accessories - 34XX block of Tumblewood Trail.
(Info obtained from San Antonio Crime Tracker).
10/30/14-
There was a property theft in the 34XX block of Tumblewood Trail.
(Info obtained from San Antonio Crime Tracker).
As always, please stay alert and report any suspicious activity in the neighborhood.
9/15/14-
There were two vehicle break-ins in the neighborhood in the past week. One at each end of Tumblewood Trail.
Please remove any valuables from your vehicles and lock the doors. Please keep your security lights on at night.
Call 911 if you notice anything suspicious in the neighborhood.
Thank you.
Call 911 for emergencies
Non-emergencies 207-7273
SAFFE Unit 207-8350
CRIME PREVENTION
If you are going away on vacation, Bexar County Police offers a "Patrol-By" service to help keep an eye on your home while you're away. You can also request this service if there has been any suspicious or criminal activity in the area.
Just print and fill out the Patrol-By or Vacation request form then call (210) 335-4750
If you have been the victim of a crime in or near our neighborhood, please notify one of the Board members AFTER calling the police so that we can all stay vigilant and alert!