Current Members

Thank you for your subscription to NOCUPP. Here is some key information for you as a subscriber:

Contacting NOCUPP:
Upon joining the organization, your neighborhood rep should send you the NOCUPP officer phone number. (In order to ensure that only NOCUPP members contact the patrolling officers, we do not list this number on our website). Sometimes the officer will answer, but more likely you will need to text or leave a voicemail. NOTE: If you have an emergency, please call 911.

Vacation Watch:
If you will be leaving town for business or a vacation you can contact NOCUPP (text or call) and leave a message with the patrol cell phone to let them know. A NOCUPP officer will stop by your house to perform a quick walk around to make sure things are OK. When leaving a message for the officers be sure to include your name & address, dates you will be gone, and contact information while away. Also, let them know if anyone else will be at your house (e.g., cleaning service) while you are gone. Note: Please do not email vacation watch requests in, these must be called in to the patrol cell phone by the resident.

Construction Watch:
If you have any construction planned at your home, and the building materials may be accessible to criminals, you can contact NOCUPP to request a construction watch. A NOCUPP officer will cruise by periodically to limit the risk that the materials will be stolen.

NOCUPP Officers:
You may have met one of our patrolling officers at one of our informational meetings. To be clear, there are multiple officers that are part of the NOCUPP team. Different officers tend to work on different days of the week. In order to protect the security of our officers, we do not publish their names and photos on our website. However, many of our officers have been with NOCUPP since its inception in 2007, and all of the officers are familiar with our neighborhoods.

Hours of Coverage:
The more subscribers we have, the more hours of coverage that we get throughout our patrolling area. Our overall patrol hours are based on the number of contributions we receive for each patrol cycle (November-April and May-October). The allocation of those patrol hours is done based on each neighborhood’s level of participation in the program. That said, you should know that the officers do not patrol on a set schedule. They tend to mix up their schedule which means that criminals can’t watch for patrol patterns.

RENEWAL: Renew your membership

To pay by debit/credit card or PayPal or check, click here. You will be asked to update your property and contact information as a part of the renewal process.