Graffiti Victims:
Report graffiti to non-emergency dispatch at 509-527-1960.
These reports will be recorded by the police department and forwarded to the Crime Watch’s Graffiti Abatement Team, if assistance is requested by the caller.
Homeowners & Business Owners
Homeowners and business owners should address graffiti on their respective properties the moment it occurs. Leaving graffiti unchecked frequently invites additional/retaliatory tags. If you need help to address the graffiti, the Walla Walla Area Crime Watch volunteers will assist. Report graffiti to non-emergency dispatch at 509-527-1960.
Who We Are
The Walla Walla Area Crime Watch manages several programs including graffiti abatement. The Graffiti Abatement Team, is a group of volunteers who clean, sand-blast or paint over graffiti to keep our neighborhoods graffiti free.
What We Do
We log incidents of graffiti from law enforcement agencies, various other city agencies, local businesses, the general public and from our own observations. We will then schedule periodic outings, which include the coordination of supplies, equipment and volunteers to address open graffiti incidents.
What Areas Do We Serve
City of Walla Walla, City of College Place and Walla Walla County. Victims of graffiti should file a report to non-emergency dispatch at 509-527-1960.
Volunteer Interest
Join the veterans of the Graffiti Abatement Team for either a morning or an afternoon of community service. We provide the equipment and supplies; you bring ‘paint’ clothes. Graffiti abatement can include painting (roller, brush, spray can or spray gun) or cleaning (graffiti remover, angle grinder, or sand blaster).
