NACOK Calendar of Events
Responding right: 911, records, and resources
Thursday, May 8, 2025 | 6:30pm-8:00pm
South Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce ( 701 W I-240 Service Road, OKC, OK 73139)
Join NACOK for an OKCPD Santa Fe townhall on May 8th from 6:30 pm to 8 pm. You will hear from Sgt. Brad Gilmore about the OKCPD records department, how you can report a crime online, and what to call 911 for. This event will be at the South Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce.
Neighborhood Crime Watch Patrol Training
Thursday, May 15, 2025 | 6:30pm-8:00pm
OKCPD Springlake Division (4116 N Prospect Ave, OKC, OK 73111)
Join MSgt. Erick Huff from the Oklahoma City Police Department and Neighborhood Alliance to learn more about Crime Watch and Crime Patrol for your neighborhood. Neighborhood Watch Patrol (NWP) is about neighbors volunteering to become trained observers and reporters in their neighborhood for the local police.
*Crime Patrol program is a committee of your neighborhood association- you MUST be an organized neighborhood to establish a Watch Patrol.*
Adapting for a Healthy Future: adaptokc progress report & five-year update
Tuesday, June 3, 2025 | 6:00pm-8:00pm
Virtual Workshop
OKC's sustainability plan, adaptokc, is set for an update in 2026 and the Office of Sustainability would like to hear from neighborhoods to help shape the new plan’s strategic direction. T.O. Bowman and Sarah Terry-Cobo will present what the City has accomplished since adaptokc was adopted in 2020 and will collect input for the new plan from attendees during the meeting. Attendees will learn about climate impacts in OKC, how the City and partners are preparing to mitigate or adapt to those, and how residents can continue to be involved in the development and review of the new plan draft.
Designing Safer Spaces: Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design 101
Thursday, June 5, 2025 | 6:00pm-8:00pm
OKCPD Springlake Division (4116 N Prospect Ave, OKC, OK 73111)
Before you hit the road for vacation, have you considered your home's safety? Curb appeal and aesthetics are typically top of mind when making landscaping choices, but did you know that plants, lighting, and even fencing can impact the safety of your home and neighborhood? Join NACOK and OKCPD for a workshop on four Crime Prevention Through Enivronmental Design principles! This free course will be taught by MSgt. Erick Huff. Attendees will walk away with a better understanding of how thoughtful design choices can reduce crime and increase safety.