Medlock Paid Patrol

We are seeking volunteers to help pass out flyers. Please email [email protected] if you would like to help. Please include your name, address and email(and the days you can help)

For environmental concerns such as the recent milky creek spill here are numbers to call.

1.DeKalb County Watershed Dept.
MAIN NUMBER(770) 621-720024-HourWatershed Mgmt. Emergency(770) 270-6243Billing Information(404) 378-4475Drinking Water Complaints/Questions(770) 391-6047

2. State Environmental Protection hotline
Call (800) 241-4113 to report an environmental emergency requiring immediate attention, such as a spill or chemical release.

3. If all that fails call dekalb 911. Every call there is reported. Small or large helps to build a case for action

The Medlock Paid Patrol is an organization in Medlock Park created in 2017 to ensure the safety of the neighborhood.
The Benefits of a Paid Patrol:
Off Duty Police Officer will be in full uniform, will patrol the neighborhood and do drive-by checks of participating homes.
Off Duty Officer will have radio contact with 911 and respond to all calls within Medlock and will arrive at the location within minutes.
House Alarms that are called in will be responded to immediately.
Vacation Checks - officers will physically check the perimeter of home while you are on vacation.
As cut through commuters is a big concern, Officers will keep an eye out for speeders and reckless drivers who may endanger pedestrians and other drivers.
Perform Safety Survey of participating homes for any potential concerns.
Pet alert: The paid patrol officer will receive details about lost animals and will be an extra set of eyes to help locate the pet.
Password protected membership website will include: Apply for vacation home checks while you are out of town, request house security audit, post lost pets notices, pay online, view detailed reports from officers, quarterly newsletter, events and contact information.
Each member receives a sticker that they can apply to their car or house or mailbox, indicating they are a annual member of the Medlock Paid Patrol.