Welcome to Neighborhood Square

Your Community. Your Conversations. Your Connections.

A Part of the CENW Network

Strong communities begin with neighbors who communicate, share information, and look out for one another. That's the idea behind Neighborhood Square, a central part of the CENW platform designed to bring neighbors, Neighborhood Watches, and communities together.

Neighborhood Square is a welcoming online gathering place where residents can connect, participate in discussions, exchange ideas, share local information, organize events, and build stronger relationships.

A Place for Your Neighborhood to Connect

Through Neighborhood Square, communities have access to tools that make staying connected easier, including:

Neighborhood Discussion Boards: Share information, ask questions, and discuss topics that matter to your community.
Community Conversations: Connect with neighbors, exchange ideas, and learn from other communities.
Video Meetings: Bring people together for neighborhood meetings and group discussions.
Community Events: Share upcoming gatherings, activities, and opportunities to get involved.
Neighborhood Watch Connections: Support communication, education, and information sharing among independent Neighborhood Watches.

Part of Something Bigger: The CENW Network

Neighborhood Square is also an important part of the CENW Network, a growing effort to connect neighborhoods and independently organized Neighborhood Watches across Tulsa and beyond.

The network is built around four areas: Safety, Mobility, Education, and Transparency, encouraging communities to share knowledge, strengthen communication, and learn from one another.

Every neighborhood remains independently organized, with its own identity, priorities, and leadership. CENW provides the connections, information, and online tools that help bring these communities together.

Whether your neighborhood already has an established Neighborhood Watch, is interested in starting one, or simply wants to become more connected, there's a place for you in the CENW Network.

Bringing Communities Together

Neighborhood Square is more than a discussion platform. It's an opportunity to build relationships, encourage involvement, and create lasting connections between the people and neighborhoods that make up our communities.

One neighborhood may have an experience another can learn from. One conversation may create a new connection. And every connection helps strengthen the network.

Neighborhood Square — Where neighbors connect, communities communicate, and stronger neighborhoods begin.

Why the Neighborhood Watch Network Matters

Neighborhoods Don't Have to Solve Problems Alone

Every Neighborhood Watch faces challenges. Sometimes it is getting residents involved. Sometimes it is dealing with break-ins, property damage, noise, abandoned properties, homelessness, or other concerns. Sometimes the hardest part is simply figuring out who to contact and what actually works.

The CENW Network gives Neighborhood Watch organizers a place to communicate with one another, share information, discuss problems, and learn from the experiences of other neighborhoods.

Share What Works

One neighborhood may have already solved a problem that another neighborhood is just beginning to face.

Instead of starting from scratch, organizers can share ideas, resources, experiences, and solutions that have worked in their communities.

Discuss Common Problems

Crime and neighborhood problems don't always stop at a neighborhood boundary. Different communities may face many of the same challenges.

The Network gives organizers a place to discuss those challenges and learn how other Neighborhood Watches are addressing them.

Learn From Each Other

No single Neighborhood Watch has all the answers.

By bringing organizers together, the Network creates a larger pool of knowledge and experience. What one neighborhood learns today can help another neighborhood tomorrow.

Build Stronger Participation

A Neighborhood Watch is only effective when residents participate.

Sharing successful ways to organize meetings, communicate with neighbors, promote awareness, and encourage participation can help individual Neighborhood Watches become stronger.

Support One Another

Organizing a Neighborhood Watch can sometimes feel like you're doing it alone.

The Network creates a community of people who understand what it is like to take on that responsibility. Organizers can ask questions, exchange information, and support one another when problems arise.

Independent Neighborhoods. One Shared Purpose.

The Network does not replace individual Neighborhood Watches, police departments, city services, or other community organizations.

Each Neighborhood Watch remains independent and responsible for its own neighborhood.

The Network simply connects them.

Different neighborhoods. Different challenges. Shared knowledge.

When Neighborhood Watches communicate with one another, everyone has the opportunity to learn, improve, and become more effective.

The Goal

The goal is simple:

No Neighborhood Watch should have to figure everything out by itself.

We can share what we know, learn from what others have experienced, and help one another build safer, stronger, and more connected communities.

Bring Your Neighborhood Into CENW

Connecting Neighbors. Strengthening Communities.

CENW is building a growing network of neighborhoods and independent Neighborhood Watches across Tulsa and beyond, bringing people together through communication, shared information, and community involvement.

Whether your neighborhood already has an established Neighborhood Watch, is interested in starting one, or simply wants better ways for neighbors to communicate and stay connected, CENW welcomes you.

Through our platform and Neighborhood Square, communities can participate in neighborhood discussion boards, hold video meetings, share local events, exchange information and resources, and learn from the experiences of other neighborhoods.

Our focus on Safety, Mobility, Education, and Transparency helps guide conversations about everyday neighborhood life while encouraging awareness, open communication, and stronger relationships.

Every neighborhood is different, and CENW respects that independence. We're not here to organize or direct your community. We're here to provide tools, information, and connections that help neighbors come together and work collaboratively.

Tell us about your neighborhood. Share your experiences, ideas, and what you've learned. Join the conversation, connect with other communities, and help build a growing network of engaged neighbors.

You don't need an established Neighborhood Watch to participate. All it takes is an interest in connecting with the people around you.

One neighborhood at a time. One connection at a time. Together, we're building stronger, safer, and more connected communities.

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