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    Posted On: 06-Mar-2005
    From: "john hobson" [suec199.....net]
    Subject: Re: [roatan] Next step(s) to better security




    I will be first to say of the needs alocated by the groups first needs to
    have a direction,or a solid plan that needs to be anaylized for it cost ab
    ----- Original Message -----
    From: "Roatan Rick"
    To:
    Sent: Friday, March 04, 2005 7:29 PM
    Subject: Re: [roatan] Next step(s) to better security
    >
    >
    > Don Pearly's comments are great starting points. Now, can we get some
    volunteers to help bring some or all of the recommendations forward? We
    need a group made up of the different entities on the island to move things
    along. Any suggestions for this committee?
    >
    > Don Pearly seems to have the organizational/management accumen as
    witnessed by his excellent synopsis on what steps should be taken. I'm sure
    there are others just as qualified out there, any takers?
    >
    > We're moving in the right directions folks, we really are. Let's keep the
    pressure on.
    >
    > Rick
    >
    > "J. Edwards Real Estate_Parrot Tree Plantation" wrote:
    >
    > This is a brief concenses of today's input from a lot of concerned
    citizens. They all added they would contribute financially and of their
    time.
    >
    > On Ambergris Caye in Belize they had a similar situation. Petty crime for
    years then it started getting more frequent and more serious. They formed a
    Citizen's Crime Comittee" sponsored by the local chapter of the Chamber of
    Commerce. It fixed the problem. They supported the police with
    transportation and communication and actually rode with them on many
    occasions. The added interest and support made the police do a much much
    better job.
    >
    > We need tht or a Crime Comission set up to raise and control funds to see
    they get to the most needed activities.
    >
    > We need a Neighborhood Watch system. We need at least one good running
    vechicle with two way communications to respond to immediate needs. Not to
    patrol, not to pull trraffic checks but only to respond immediately to
    emergency situations. Private sector needs to arrange that.
    >
    > We need to talk with Central Government about our situation and fast. They
    know in their hearts how much they could lose if Roatan starts going
    backwards with their developers and cruise ship activities.
    >
    > We need an ambulance on the North/East sside with a trained ParaMedic on
    call.
    >
    > We need volunteers to help the investigators investigate. Drive them
    around and keep them busy.
    >
    > Gathered and passed on by Don Pearly
    >
    >


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