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2012 Board Members

ATTENTION!

HOA ON-SITE OFFICE HOURS HAVE BEEN ADJUSTED FOR THE NEXT TWO WEEKS. PLEASE CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS.

Committee Meeting Dates

Updated Committee Meeting Dates were posted on the HOA Committees page.

Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office Monthly Notable Report

The April report was posted on the Around Town page.

BOD Meeting Minutes

Meeting Minutes from the January, February and March BOD meetings were posted on the HOA Information page.

Budget/Finance Committee Meeting Minutes Posted

Budget/Finance Committee Meeting minutes were posted on the HOA Information page.

Financials

The Financial reports for February, March and April were posted on the HOA Information page.

Agenda for Budget/Finance Committee Meeting Posted

The agenda for the 5/11 Budget/Finance Committee meeting has been posted on the HOA Information page.

Local Businesses Page

Visit the new Local Businesses page to see the latest additions and find details about showcasing your business on this page.

San Tan Mountain Regional Park

May activities have been posted on the Around Town page.

Phoenix Metro Flight Paths April 2012

Click here to view

Project Challenge Farmers Market and Challenge Plant Rescue Mission

Visit the Around Town page for more information. The hours of the market are 8:00am to 12:00pm on Saturdays.

Villager 2nd Quarter 2012 Newsletter

The latest newsletter has been posted on the HOA Information page.

Resolution of Transfer Fee

Board of Directors Resolution of Transfer Fee was posted on the HOA Information page uner Governing Documents.

Interested in Aquasize?

If you are interested in an Aquasize class, please contact Susan at (480) 265-9802. Possible class time: Monday, Wednesday, & Friday from 11:00 - 12:00. Couples welcome!

Trash Pick-up in the Villages

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What days should the flag be displayed?

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How to Help Lock Out Auto Theft

by Arizona Automobile Theft Authority Click here to read more

A Reminder About Pool Draining

Hello Villages Residents, A friendly reminder regarding draining your pool... Click here to read more

April Presidential Update

by President Bill Lehman Click here to read more

March Presidential Update

by President Bill Lehman Click here to read more

February Presidential Update

by President Bill Lehman Click here to read more

Holiday Safety

The Maricopa County Sheriff's Office offers the below articles for a safe holiday season.

 -  Keeping your family and property safe this holiday season

 -  Enjoy a Safe Holiday Season

 -  Holiday Crime Prevention Tips

Overseeding

It’s that time of year again! As we approach fall, we also approach the annual event known as over-seeding. Visit Landscape Corner to read more.

Measured Savings and Progress

by President Bill Lehman Click here to read more

FBI Child ID App

A child goes missing every 40 seconds in America. Many never return home. The FBI’s new Child ID App can help. Click here to read more

Block Party at the Villages

as posted at www.santanvalleytoday.com

The Villages at Queen Creek held their first annual block party... More »

Crime rates continue to decline in Queen Creek

For the third year in a row, the crime rate in the Town of Queen Creek declined in the 2010 calendar year... More »

Is My Child Too Young For Crime Prevention?

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Open Board Meetings are held in the Community Clubhouse at 7 p.m. on the last Thursday of each month except December.

Executive Session is held at 6 p.m.

21515 E. Village Loop Road North

Queen Creek, Arizona 85142

Click on the meeting date for the agenda.

Meeting Minutes are posted

on the HOA Info page.

2012 Open Board Meeting Schedule

By Bill Lehman – President

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Last Saturday, we had our third community event.  H & N Landscaping did a fantastic job of providing all the food, which included hot dogs, hamburgers, chips, sodas, water, and snow cones., while our own local Queen Creek band, "Pretty Slick", entertained the crowd.  I had the chance to visit with all our vendors and was very happy to see that many of you purchased items from them.  On behalf of the Board of Directors, I would like to thank H & N Landscaping, Maricopa County Sheriffs Office, Queen Creek Fire Department, and our vendors for helping to make this event so successful.
 
On May 1st, our new Security Company, Signal 88, started closing the clubhouse, patrolling the parks and streets within our community.  For the first thirty (30) days, car violators will receive a violation courtesy note, starting June 1st, violators will be fined.  As you may recall from earlier updates and news articles last year, we went to a complaint driven system for cars, trucks, motorcycles, trailers, etc. that were parked on the street.  What has occurred is an explosion of street parking that now has caught the attention of the emergency vehicles and school busses that are having issues with getting into the community and side streets.  Your Board has heard you loud and clear on this issue which is the reason we now have a professional security company enforcing the C, C, & R's, while also working in conjunction with Maricopa County Sheriff's Office to keep out neighborhoods safe.
 
After months of delay, I am happy to report to you that the drywell has finally been installed at the tot lot.  We now have a system in place to get the water out of the park via the drywell or draining out into the Queen Creek wash.  I would like to thank Tom Condit from the Town of Queen Creek for his assistance in getting this project completed.  It is important to note that the Town and HOA split the installation cost, again generating savings, while eliminating a potential safety hazard.
 
As summer approaches, I hope you have the opportunity to enjoy the remodeled swimming pool, club house, and work out room.  Please ensure you let Cindy know if there are any problems you notice in these areas.  
 
On behalf of the Board, please remember to thank any veterans you see within our community for their service to our Country on Memorial Day.

May 2012 Community Update