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ONE Block Captains

The Edgewood Block Captain Initiative is a neighborhood safety and resilience program led by the Organized Neighbors of Edgewood (ONE). The initiative aims to create a coordinated network of trusted community members — Block Captains — who serve as the eyes, ears, and helping hands for their specific blocks or sections of Edgewood.

 

Each Block Captain receives training and resources to help improve neighborhood safety, communication, and preparedness. Captains are equipped to assist during both everyday incidents and emergencies, fostering a stronger sense of connection, trust, and mutual aid among neighbors.


Core Roles and Responsibilities
  • Serve as the primary point of contact for neighbors on your block, facilitating communication between residents, ONE, and local agencies.

  • Help disseminate important information such as safety alerts, community updates, and emergency notices from ONE, city departments, and emergency management partners.

  • Identify and report safety and infrastructure concerns (e.g., streetlight outages, flooding, dumping, or hazardous conditions) to the block captain network and appropriate city channels.

  • Support neighborhood emergency preparedness and response, including organizing check-ins during severe weather, power outages, or public safety incidents.

  • Promote community wellness by connecting residents to local resources for housing, mental health, and public or social services.

  • Help organize and support block-level meetings, cleanups, and events to build community cohesion.

  • Support conflict resolution and community harmony through de-escalation skills and mediation when appropriate.

  • Participate in quarterly meetings and trainings hosted by ONE to stay informed about neighborhood priorities, safety procedures, and available resources.

  • Maintain basic records of neighborhood concerns, incidents, and community needs to share during quarterly updates and planning sessions.

 

We are always seeking additional neighborhood involvement and support to help us grow and improve our initiatives. If you're interested in volunteering to become a block captain, we would love to hear from you—your support is always welcome!

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What Section do you Live/Work in?

Who are your Block Captains?

Each neighborhood section has at least 1-2 block captains that have volunteered to help monitor and support any safety related issues that impact their "block". All block captains stay in regular communication, alerting each other and city officials of neighborhood-wide concerns. Please reach out to us!

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Cecilia "CeCe" Day

Section 1

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Erin Bernstein

Section 2

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Kelsey Bohlke

Section 2

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Kelly Draper

Section 2

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Brad Jones

Section 2

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Marlon Kautz

Section 2

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Marcella Morris

Section 2 and Coordinator

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Steph Salyer

Section 2

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Bridget McCarthy

Section 3

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Daryn Jackson

Section 4

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Keren Landman

Section 4

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Anjanette Little

Section 5

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Eileen McClay

Section 6

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John Munz

Section 7

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Fletcher Cody

Section 8

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Mack Headrick

Section 9

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Michelle King

Section 10

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Austin Ray

Section 11

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Topher Finley

Section 12

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Charlotte Sawyer

Section 12

Report a Concern - in development

ONE is currently developing a system to help us keep better track of neighborhood safety issues that you are concerned about. In the interim we ask that you make a 311 report and share that case number with us so we can help you track this issue to resolution. We routinely work with our council-member and city officials to ensure these concerns are delt with in a timely manner, to the best of our abilities. 

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