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Autumn Ridge Annual Summer Party 2011

Time: 11:00 am to 3:00 pm

Location: Pool


Food:
Sandwiches will be provided with lemonade and water.
Bring any other drink you would like (REMINDER: NO GLASS PLEASE)
Bring a side dish or dessert

Entertainment:
A D.J. will be present
Games will be located around the pool area for all ages with prizes for the winners
We will have a raffle for additional prizes (each raffle ticket will cost $1.00)
Crafts will be located under the cabana

We hope to see you there!


Finally, we are in need of some extra hands for the set up and games. If you would be willing to help out the day of, please contact Rebecca Irwin (pigs122@yahoo.com).




Autumn Ridge Neighborhood Watch Program

 

We�ve had a few incidents during the past few years, but our neighborhood is relatively secluded and very safe. We want to keep it that way � so the Board has initiated a Neighborhood Watch Program.

 

Plans/goals for the Neighborhood Watch Program include:
  • Recruit block watch captains who will collect neighbors� emails and serve as a liaison among neighbors, police, and HOA Board.
  • Get neighborhood watch signs made for all Autumn Ridge entrances/exits, and possibly other streets.
  • Install motion lights at pool/cabana area.
  • Purchase window clings for residents� vehicles so neighbors know who belongs � and who doesn�t.
  • Organize block parties next summer so neighbors can get to know each other.

 


What YOU can do:
  • Get involved by volunteering to be a block captain.
  • Get to know your neighbors and their schedules.
  • Watch out for suspicious persons and activities, especially at night.
  • Install motion lights outside your home � or leave existing outside lights on at night.
  • When you notice something suspicious, or a crime occurs, call and report it to police and contact your block watch captain, who will inform other neighbors and the HOA Board. (A list of block watch captains will be forthcoming on the website.)
  • Sign up for daily, weekly, or monthly email crime alerts with www.crimereports.com or www.kcpd.org, which provide neighborhood crime data in near real-time.
  • Schedule a free �security audit� for the outside of your home. A KCPD officer will scrutinize the outside of your home and give you some tips on how you can improve security and prevent break-ins. Contact Officer Dan Watts, KCPD North Patrol, to schedule (daniel.watts@kcpd.org).
  • Provide your email to your block captain or the Board so you can receive critical communications.