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We Look Out for Each Other™

Official Neighborhood Watch Signs, Decals, Labels & Handbooks

NNWI provides official Neighborhood Watch materials in partnership with the National Sheriffs' Association, the creators of Neighborhood Watch in 1972.

We Look Out for Each Other™

National Sheriffs' Association and NNWI partnership mark

Official partnership · National Sheriffs' Association & NNWI

Official materials for Neighborhood Watch programs — connected to the NNWI AI governance and documentation system.

We Look Out for Each Other™

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Official materials, organized for procurement

Field-installed across the country

Where NNWI materials are working

Officers and residents working together at a neighborhood watch event
Working together · Officers + residents
Law enforcement engaging with neighborhood community
Community engagement · Law enforcement on the ground
Reflective neighborhood watch sign installed in a Woodhaven residential community
Hillside install · Residential community
Active neighborhood watch installation
Active watch program · OPD partnership
Blue Eye plastic reflective warning sign installed at a civic center
Civic center install · Blue Eye reflective
San Diego County Sheriff's Office reflective neighborhood watch sign installed in a residential community overlooking the bay
San Diego Sheriff's Office installed · Reflective sign in the field

Verified · Permission on file

Proof from the field

Each unit pairs an approved quote with the photograph that came with it — the actual sign, in the actual community.

Scottsdale, Arizona · Multi-year civic partner

We have worked with Neighborhood Watch for many years and have always appreciated the excellent customer service. They truly take care of us and ensure our community's needs are met. We will be placing another order soon for the upcoming fiscal year.

Jeff Nelson

City of Scottsdale

Scottsdale, Arizona · Example of a community Neighborhood Watch installation. Permission on file.

Neighborhood Watch signs should be installed only in approved locations and in accordance with local city, county, HOA, public works, or law-enforcement guidance.

NNWI Blue Eye reflective Neighborhood Watch warning sign installed at a Scottsdale, Arizona neighborhood intersection

Laguna Niguel, California · Field-installed reflective signs · Police Services / OCSD partnership

The neighborhood watch signs are great! I have attached pictures of some of the signs that have been installed so far.

Andrea Anaya Lopez

Crime Prevention Specialist

Southwest Operations Division, Laguna Niguel Police Services

Authorized installation photo on file. Photo: NNWI reflective sign installed in the Woodhaven residential community.

NNWI reflective neighborhood watch sign installed in the Woodhaven residential community

We Look Out for Each Other™

Built for agencies, HOAs, and organized watch programs

Official Source

Direct from NNWI, the institutional source for Neighborhood Watch materials.

NSA Partnership

In ongoing partnership with the National Sheriffs' Association.

Procurement Ready

Net-30 terms, federal tax ID 95-2859371, PO and check accepted.

Engineering-grade reflective

Visible day and night

A neighborhood watch sign that disappears at night isn't a deterrent. NNWI reflective aluminum signs read clearly in headlights, at distance, in any light — the same surface contractors and traffic agencies specify for street signage.

Boris the Burglar reflective aluminum sign in daylight
Day Direct sunlight
Reflective neighborhood watch sign at night, reflective surface visibly glowing
Night Reflective face at night
Reflective plastic Blue Eye warning sign — high-visibility, lower-cost alternative to reflective aluminum
NEW · Reflective Plastic High nighttime visibility at a lower cost than aluminum.

Programs & Materials

Official Neighborhood Watch Materials

In partnership with the National Sheriffs' Association — the founders of Neighborhood Watch in 1972 — NNWI is the official source for the signs, decals, labels, handbooks, and starter kits used by Neighborhood Watch programs nationwide.

  • Issued under the NNWI / National Sheriffs' Association partnership
  • Engineering-grade reflective signage, day & night visible
  • Used by police departments, sheriffs' offices, HOAs, and city programs
  • Net-30 procurement, federal tax ID 95-2859371, PO and check accepted
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For Agencies

Custom Signage for Agencies & HOAs

Department-branded signs and program bundles, built to spec for Neighborhood Watch programs nationwide.

  • Department-branded face on standard sign blanks
  • Engineering-grade reflective face — same as street signs
  • Boris the Burglar™, Blue Eye, or Masked Bad Guy™ characters
  • Net-30 procurement, PO accepted, federal tax ID on file
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25+ agency installations across the country since 2015

Neighborhood Watch signs should be installed only in approved locations and in accordance with local city, county, HOA, public works, or law-enforcement guidance. Photos shown are community installation examples, not universal installation recommendations.

A companion system

More than materials: a governed Neighborhood Watch system

NNWI.org provides the official public-facing materials used by Neighborhood Watch programs. NNWI AI supports the governance, documentation, onboarding, and meeting-structure layer behind the next generation of Neighborhood Watch operations.

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