The focus of the Michigan Community Child Watch Program is to provide community participants with the tools which enables them to observe, remember, report and record all situations that could be labeled as dangerous, suspicious or questionable when it comes to the safety of our communities' children. As a member and a trained observer belonging to the Michigan Community Child Watch program, one becomes a valuable tool and a partner with one's community law enforcement agency.

All rules of the Michigan Community Child Watch are in accordance with the Michigan Public Act 32 of 1989

All  Michigan Community Child Watch volunteers are qualified by having attended an education session and by having completed a screening process by the local law enforcement agency.

Community Child Watch is a state wide volunteer program.  Run  by volunteers, administered by a volunteer steering committee, and  sponsored by local law enforcement.

If you would like to start a Child Watch program in your Michigan neighborhood, contact your local law enforcement agency.