Block Captain Program

What is a Block Captain?

Responsibilities of a Block Captain:

 

  • Introduce yourself to the neighbors on your street and welcome new neighbors on your block
  • Contact the Coordinator to get Welcome Packets to hand to new neighbors
  • Gather information such as current names, addresses, phone numbers, and email
  • Inform all residents of any crime incidents reported to you
  • Report to the Block Captain Coordinator any crime information ASAP so they can spread the info to all BCs
  • Identify a willing individual to take your place as block captain if you choose to step down.
  • Spread information about – and help enforce – city codes such as keeping sidewalks shoveled or leaves out of the streets
  • Help spread news and encourage participation in FHNA activities, volunteering, the website (Fultonheights.org), and the FHNA Facebook page

List of Block Captains:

BLOCK #

STREET

BLOCK CAPTAIN (House Number)

4 – 165

Alten

Open

213 – 354

Alten

Sherry & Mark Gotshall

15 – 142

Arthur

Joel Swierenga (59)

37 – 133

Auburn

Arielle Leipham Ellis (52)

13 – 165

Baynton

Josh O’Berski (115)

160 – 355

Baynton

Fred Stella (234)

16 – 143

Benjamin

Dustin Will & Jessica Dawson-Will (102)

East Terrace

Fred Dryg  (1573)

40 – 400

Fuller

              Open

5 – 167

Holmdene

Samantha Lee (154)

168 – 354

Holmdene

Kyle & Rachael Roseman (224)

16 – 105

Lawndale

              Open

214 – 337

Lawndale

Gwen Howey (309)

13 – 163

Lowell

              Open

13 – 163

Mayfield

Kim Koonmen (135)

212 – 348

Mayfield

              Open

5 – 233

Plymouth

Al Couch (55)

8 – 163

Wallinwood

Woody Woodruff (61)

212 – 348

Wallinwood

Dan Monselise (235)


Updated December 2018.

For local crime reports, please visit the official Grand Rapids Police Department Crime Mapping Website.