All property managers are invited to attend our monthly Property Manager's Forum to discuss a variety of leasing and crime watch strategies for improving our community.  You don't want to miss this meeting! 

VIP is a non-confrontational neighborhood patrol program designed to reduce crime through increased cooperation between citizens and police. Volunteers donate time to patrol their neighborhood by driving their own vehicles or vehicles provided by their community organization. They are trained by the Dallas Police Department to observe, recognize and report suspicious and criminal activity in their neighborhood.

The VIP program allows citizens to take an active role in crime prevention by acting as the eyes and ears of the police department. It builds camaraderie Between the residents of the neighborhood by creating a safer environment and better quality of life. It also sends a message that the neighborhood is aware, alert and will not tolerate criminal activity. For questions or to sign up for this great class, contact Senior Corporal Bert Rippy at (214) 671-0155 or email bert.rippy@dpd.ci.dallas.tx.us. 

We have many condominiums and townhomes in our district.  Many of these owners live full time on their property, or right here in the Lake Highlands community.  Please join us on Feb 21st at 6PM for a meeting targeted to HOAs, condo owners and residents living in our district.   

Do you feel SAFE and CONFIDENT in any situation? Do you know what you would do if you were really attacked?  Join us for an effective Self-Defense Course with the professional and practical instructors of Academy of Combative Warrior Arts (A.C.W.A).  A.C.W.A. trains gross motor skills for close quarters situations and prepares you for real-life situations, such as a low-lit parking garage attacks or sidewalk confrontations.  This course is free of charge to all PID residents or employees that work in our district, however, you must sign up.   Email Ms. Range at lakehighlandspid@att.net by Feb 17th to reserve your spot!