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Having a problem with a neighbor?
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Do you feel the problem is a police problem?

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Is the problem a City Code Violation?

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When do I call 911?

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- Drugs/alcohol
- Violence
- Speeding
- Animal Control
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- To save a life
- To report a fire
- To stop a crime
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Yes 
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Yes 
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Contact your Police Beat Officer (don't
know who Beat Officer is - click here). Or call 303-651-8555.
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Even though no one really feels comfortable talking
to their neighbors about problems, are you willing to talk to them?
(Having that conversation is often the best way to solve
a problem with a neighbor.)
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Yes 
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No 
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Make a personal visit or phone call. (Nasty notes don't
work.)
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What is the problem?
What is my role in the solution?
Who should I contact for help?
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Neighborhood
Crime Problems |
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Neighborhood Watch
call 303-774-4440 |
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Yes 
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Neighborhood
Concern |
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Contact
Neighborhood Resources 303-651-8721 |
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Positive Neighbor response?
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No |
Rental
Property |
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Contact
the property manager |
Plan
is Working! Problem behavior has stopped or diminished |
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Find out who owns the property by calling the Boulder County Assessor
at
303-441-3530 or www.co.boulder.co.us/
assessor and then contact the property owner
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Yes 
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Covenants
& Deed Restrictions |
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Contact your
Home Owners Association |
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Plan is working!
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Conflict
with individuals |
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Consider mediation to find a positive and mutual solution.
Mediation Program
303-651-8444
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Yes 
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Great work! Keep up the dialogue. Enjoy your neighbors.
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