Lilburn group plans Neighborhood Watch meeting

A newly formed Lilburn volunteer group is sponsoring an introduction meeting on how to start Neighborhood Watch Groups. Residents of the greater Lilburn area interested in learning more about the process can attend a presentation at 7 p.m. March 8 at Lilburn City Hall. The program will be led by Police Chief John Davidson as well as SafetySmart, Lilburn group members.

Future, meetings will be scheduled with individual neighborhoods based on those who attend the March 8 meeting.

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