Beverly Block Watch

Beverly Block Watch TNBW is an independent citizens’ organization which is firmly non-political and non-religious.

Beverly Block Watch is a faction of the Toledo Neighborhood Block Watch (TNBW) program, a 501(c)2 organization affiliated with the City of Toledo and the Toledo Police Department’s Division of Community Services. Beverly Block Watch meets on the first Tuesday each month at 7 p.m. at Heatherdowns Public Library, 3265 Glanzman Rd., Toledo, OH 43614. Policy on Political Candidates Speaking at Meeting

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Beverly Block Watch does not allow candidates for public office to speak at our meetings out of respect for block watch bylaws that state we must remain non-political. Candidates are more than welcome to attend our meetings to hear neighborhood concerns and meet constituents, but they are not permitted to campaign during the meeting.

Please Note the updated calendar for Beverly Block Watch.
05/30/2026

Please Note the updated calendar for Beverly Block Watch.

Block Watch is Monday June 1 7:00 in the big meeting room. The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio will be speaking on e...
05/27/2026

Block Watch is Monday June 1 7:00 in the big meeting room. The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio will be speaking on energy choice. No meeting in July.

05/13/2026

Toledo City Council deferred voting on numerous items Tuesday, giving members more time for discussion and opportunities for the public to weigh in. An ...

05/12/2026

A block watch survey was recently administered to a small sample of residents, and the results will be shared with the public in the near future. Despite our sector's lower crime rates, it is essential to maintain a block watch to ensure continued public safety.

The mayor's goal of increasing Toledo's population requires more than just having good amenities. Residents seek safe, livable neighborhoods with good schools, affordable housing, and well-paying jobs. A block watch can help create such environments.

The term 'Block Watch' may be unfamiliar to many. What is the purpose and function of a Block Watch, and how can we encourage community participation? There has been discussion about renaming 'Block Watch' to something like 'The Beverly Neighborhood Group' or 'The Beverly Community Group.' What motivates or discourages individuals from attending block watch meetings? The city is working to expand block watch initiatives throughout Toledo and redefine their purpose.

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05/05/2026

Thanks for Sarah Ryley of Toledo Grows for sharing with us about community gardens in Toledo. Go to www.Toledogrows.org to learn about upcoming events a opportunities.

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05/05/2026
05/04/2026

Block Watch Tonight
Meeting Room C
Heatherdowns Library 7:00

Please Welcome Sarah Ryley of Toledo Grows at the Beverly Block Watch Heatherdowns Library May 4 7:00 pm in meeting room...
04/28/2026

Please Welcome Sarah Ryley of Toledo Grows at the Beverly Block Watch Heatherdowns Library May 4 7:00 pm in meeting room C. The other meeting room is unavailable so the library can set up for the primary.

04/22/2026

Address

Toledo, OH
43614

Telephone

+14195084012

Website

https://toledopolice.com/images/CommunityServices/blockwatch.pdf

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