Dikito elected chair of Neighborhood Watch Task Force

Posted on Aug 20 2014

From left, Neighborhood Watch Task Force Task force advisor William Torres, Saipan and Northern Islands Municipal Council chair Ramon Camacho, Task Force re-elected vice chair Sebastian Tajibmai, newly elected secretary/treasurer Frances Muna, new Task Force chair Glenn Dikito, and municipal council member Diego L. Kaipat pose for a group photo. (Contributed Photo)

Glenn Dikito, Neighborhood Watch block captain for Kagman, was elected last Wednesday, Aug. 13, 2014, as the new chairman of the Neighborhood Watch Task Force, an anti-crime group initiated by the Saipan and Northern Islands Municipal Council.

Sebastian Tajibmai, block captain for Tanapag Neighborhood Watch, is the new vice chairman, while municipal council administrator Frances Muna was chosen as secretary and treasurer.

Dikito, who succeeds Dandan block captain Frank Camacho, is requesting everybody’s support and cooperation. The new task force chairman will meet with other block captains to discuss anti-crime initiatives.

Also part of the new leadership’s goal is to install Neighborhood Watch signs at public and private schools.

The Neighborhood Watch Task Force will also continue their community outreach after the November elections. In Kagman, Reps. Lorenzo Deleon Guerrero and Antonio Agulto have been supportive and the committee hopes to get more support from other lawmakers and individuals. (PR)

Jun Dayao Dayao

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