News23 Aug 2026
CWFL National Vice Training Officer Highlights Community Policing Efforts in River Gee County
Fish Town City, River Gee County — August 23, 2026 The Community Watch Forum of Liberia (CWFL) continues to strengthen…
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Safer communities, built together.
The Community Watch Forum of Liberia mobilizes trained volunteers in every county — working hand-in-hand with the Liberia National Police and local authorities to prevent crime, promote civic responsibility and keep neighborhoods safe.
1087+
Registered Members
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Counties Covered
16+
Years of Service
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Who we are
A national volunteer force for community safety
Established in 2010 and headquartered at the LNP Headquarters Community Services Section in Paynesville, the Community Watch Forum of Liberia (CWFL) organizes neighborhood watch structures in communities across the country. Our members are trained civilian volunteers who observe, report and mobilize their neighbors — strengthening the bridge between citizens and the police.
- Every member is registered, trained and carries QR-verified identification.
- Structures at national, regional, county, district and community levels.
- Trusted partner of ministries, county administrations and development partners.
Community Teams
Volunteer watch teams organized street by street, community by community.
Police Partnership
Formal coordination with the LNP Community Services Section.
National Reach
Structures across Liberia's fifteen counties and five regions.
Verified Identity
QR-coded membership cards verifiable by anyone, instantly.
What we do
Our Programs
Practical, community-driven programs that make neighborhoods safer and civic participation stronger.
Neighborhood Watch Coordination
Organizing and supervising volunteer watch teams that observe and report suspicious activity to community leadership and the LNP through agreed channels.
Crime Prevention Awareness
Community forums, school outreach and radio programs on burglary prevention, safe movement, drug-abuse awareness and civic responsibility.
Volunteer Training & Certification
Structured training in observation and reporting, conflict de-escalation, first response basics and human-rights-respecting conduct, with verified identification for every certified member.
Police–Community Dialogue
Quarterly coordination meetings and joint town halls that build trust between residents and the Liberia National Police Community Services Section.
Early-Warning Communication
Community focal points connected to district and county coordinators for the rapid, accurate reporting of incidents and emerging threats.
Women & Youth in Safety
Deliberate inclusion of women and young people in watch leadership, mentorship and civic engagement activities.
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