Lunch & Learn: Crime Prevention - Retail Theft

Join us on Thursday, February 6th, from 12:00 to 1:00 PM at Together Center for an informative Lunch & Learn session focused on crime prevention and theft deterrence for small businesses.

Hear from Sergeant Patty Neorr and Crime Prevention Coordinator Viki Aleksandruk of the Redmond Police Department as they share actionable best practices to help business owners safeguard their operations and deter theft. Learn strategies to keep your employees, customers, and assets safe while creating a secure environment for your business to thrive.

This session is perfect for small business owners looking to enhance their security and gain expert advice tailored to their unique challenges. Lunch is included, so register today and make your business’s safety a priority!

Lunch is provided, so reserve your spot today to gain valuable knowledge and tools for protecting your business and employees.

Tickets are required for this event.

Speaker Bios:

Patty Neorr was hired in 1996 as a Redmond Police Officer. She has worked in patrol, detectives, where she specialized in crimes against persons, and training and recruitment. In 2014, she was promoted to Sergeant. She served as a patrol Sergeant, Bike Team Sergeant and currently is the community Engagement Sergeant. She supervises the CRO (Community Resource Officer), Crime Prevention Program Coordinator and the Volunteer Program Coordinator.
Sgt. Neorr has two boys, 13 and 15, and loves soccer and weightlifting. She spends most of her time watching her sons play sports. She is a native Washingtonian and grew up in the Covington area. She got her undergrad from Seattle University in Criminal Justice and has worked for RPD for 27 years.

Viki Aleksandruk works as a Crime Prevention Coordinator for the Redmond Police Department. She manages crime prevention and community programs like the Neighborhood Watch Program, Community Police Academy, Take Me Home, National Night Out, and Home Safety Assessments. She enjoys teaching people how to keep themselves and their communities safe through a variety of classes and presentations.