In Memory of Deputy Sandeep Singh Dhaliwal
Deputy Sandeep Singh Dhaliwal
October 2022 Update:
Thank-you to everyone who donated towards our GoFundMe appeal. To date we raised $7,592. The memorial is built, and with a few updates on the site. We have a full concrete slab and 3 benches. An illuminated flagpole proudly flies the stars and stripes and benches are set. There is a plaque on one of the boulders with image of Deputy Dhaliwal. The quiet area of reflection is a lasting reminder of Deputy Dhaliwal, his time with us made such a big impact to so many people. We still need donations to upkeep his memorial site, please remember every little help counts.
Many heartfelt thanks to the GoFundMe donors for your very kind and generous donations and to all who helped us . Special thanks to the people listed below for your donation (exceeding $500):
The Deputy Sherriff Dhaliwal Organization
Copperbrook HOA Residents
Westland 4 POA Members
Hanover HOA Residents
Villages at Hanover HOA Residents
Mr. Ravinderpal Singh
Texas Ground Works: (Memorial Improvements) (Nino)
Encore Landscape Management (Emily & Lance)
"There are some who bring a light so great to the world that even after they have gone, the light remains."
- Unknown.
Copperbrook HOA Board
Officer Sandeep Dhaliwal was "known for his heart of gold and for putting others before himself, He was a trailblazer. He was an example for many, He represented his community with respect and pride", -Harris County Police Commissioner Adrian Garcia
Deputy Sandeep Singh Dhaliwal
Neighborhood Watch
Plans are underway...
Plans are underway...
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Committee Head: Javier Garcia Here is how you can help out. See something, say something. It is vital that we all do our part to keep our community safe. Contact the local Sheriff non-emergency number at 713-221-6000 or log on to https://www.911.org/ for more information.
For the general community: We have N
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Committee Head: Javier Garcia Here is how you can help out. See something, say something. It is vital that we all do our part to keep our community safe. Contact the local Sheriff non-emergency number at 713-221-6000 or log on to https://www.911.org/ for more information.
For the general community: We have Neighborhood Watch Signs for those part of the committee. We want to thank homeowners that have taken the time to be a part of this group. The Neighborhood Watch Program provides the extra eyes and ears for our Sheriff officers. We get to know the neighbors and vehicles that are part of our community. We know which houses are up for sale or vacant, and call non-emergency if you see unusual activity. .
Plans are underway...
Plans are underway...
Plans are underway...
What is common and targets:
-Burglary of Motor Vehicle (BMV):
Theft of items taken from inside vehicle.
-Criminal Mischief
Vandalism of personal property or community common areas -Burglary of Habitation
With the curfew in place and many working from home, vehicles driving in the neighborhood between Midnight to 6:00am are considered
What is common and targets:
-Burglary of Motor Vehicle (BMV):
Theft of items taken from inside vehicle.
-Criminal Mischief
Vandalism of personal property or community common areas -Burglary of Habitation
With the curfew in place and many working from home, vehicles driving in the neighborhood between Midnight to 6:00am are considered suspicious. Some of us are "Essential Workers" who have letters in hand stating such, and can be out on the roads during these hours. Our community has 4 Flock Security entrance cameras that take pictures of license plates should our officers need that information and our Pool area has 8 cameras to help ensure we have a few extra eyes in our community.
We want to thank all of those that are following the orders from Harris County and Federal Gov't of keeping a 6ft distance while out and about walking in the community and parks. Be safe and keep posted for updates on this group.