• President - Open
• Vice President - Kurt Madic
• Secretary - Judy Volk
• Treasurer - Betty Gagliardi
   
• Board Member - Gary Cunningham
• Board Member - Jeff Shay
• Board Member - John Falsetto
• Board Member - Chris Wilde
• Board Member - Carol Spearing
• Board Member - John Jessen
• Board Member - Jeanine Semrau
• Board Member - Jason Guerrero
  

If you are interested in joining or helping the ECHO Board of Directors with membership, annual picnic, covenant enforcement, newsletter publication/contributions, advertising, etc. please contact any ECHO Board member or email us at the link above.

If you have any photos of El Camino activities (Parks, Picnics, etc.) that you would be willing to share, please email them to jeff@elcaminohomeowners.org [1] so we can post them on the website for other users to see and enjoy.

We have provided the El Camino Property Crime Statistics for 2003 through 2007 in the document file below.  We thank the Pueblo Police Department for providing the information and Detective Jeff Shay for preparing the statistics report.  The statistics show the number of property crime reports per street, per month, and per offense category. 

Even though our property crime rates are well below most areas within the City of Pueblo, they could be even lower if we would all work together in crime prevention.  Please follow the helpful tips below and help us continue to keep El Camino one of the safest neighborhoods in the city

Property crimes are generally crimes of opportunity and can usually be prevented.  The El Camino Homeowners Organization is taking a proactive approach to this matter and is in the process of installing surveillance cameras in the El Camino Community.  These cameras will not only assist law enforcement by recording suspect and suspect vehicle information, statistics show that they will deter most criminals from targeting our community altogether.  This project was funded by ECHO member dues, so please remember to pay your dues every year so we can help each other keep our community safe.  We could do so much more if everyone just paid their $20 dues every year.  Please encourage non-paying neighbors to help fund projects like these by paying their annual dues.

In addition, the Pueblo Municipal Ordinances, Traffic Code, and Park Regulations are posted on the Covenants page.  So please refer to these documents for any complaints that are not covered by the covenants.

Police/Fire/Ambulance - Emergency Services: 911

Pueblo Police Department: 553-2538 [2]

Pueblo Crime Stoppers: 542-7867 [3]

Pueblo Code Enforcement: 553-2592

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