September 2021

September 01 2021

Highway 6 Monument Signs And Medians Landscaping

Many of you have inquired about why there are no plants at the monument signs. Within the last two years, TXDOT and AT&T came into the area to install sidewalks, fiber optic cable, traffic lights and other projects. The irrigation lines for the monument signs were all damaged, as they sit in a TXDOT easement. TXDOT and AT&T have more projects planned so we have to wait for their completion to repair irrigation and install new plant material. TXDOT has agreed to make repairs to the irrigation at the monuments along HWY 6, as well as assist in beautifying in the area in late summer. Everyone’s patience until then is appreciated. TXDOT has also agreed to update the medians on Hwy 6 adding grass and multi-colored Crape Myrtles.

Copperfield Community Center

The Copperfield Community Center was damaged during our February freeze. The CCA has a committee working on updating the community center and hope to have it opened by the first of 2022.

Copperfield Crime Watch

We would like to welcome our new sergeant to Copperfield, Sgt. Scott Hardcastle. We congratulate Adam Lightfoot, on his promotion to lieutenant and his new position in the Harris County Sheriff Office. EMERGENCY

Vehicles And Fire Truck Clearance

The Cy-Fair Volunteer Fire Department is still requesting homeowners' assistance in addressing the low-hanging trees within the Copperfield Community. Low hanging limbs and branches are causing damage to the fire department's equipment and damage to the homeowners’ trees, hampering the response to emergency calls. Most of the fire department's equipment is 13 feet tall and therefore need a 14-foot clearance from trees that hang over the streets. Routes to locations have to be altered to avoid these areas and some areas have no alternate route; leaving no recourse but to park and walk to the locations.

See Strays In Your Street?

Do adult cats traipse through your landscape? Have you discovered newborn kittens in your yard? If you choose to care for these cats, keep in mind your responsibility. As custodian of the cats, you must keep the cats licensed, vaccinated, and restrained. In unincorporated Harris County, the custodian of every cat is responsible for any behavior of that cat. For laws pertaining to pets in unincorporated Harris County, review regulations here. Call 281-999-3191 to reach Animal Control for unincorporated Harris County.

Copperfield Website

Will you be going away and want the Sheriff’s Department to check on your home while you’re gone? If so, you can print a Vacation Watch Form from the website. Simply go to www.copperfield.org and follow the link to the Online Forms and Documents.

Other forms on the site include Architectural Control Committee Applications and a Deputy Request Form. The site also includes a Lost/Found Pet page, listings of local area daycares and places of worship, a schedule of upcoming Board of Director meetings, and information on each of the Villages of Copperfield, as well as links to other area organizations, schools, etc. If you have a comment or suggestion on the website, you can email us at webmaster@copperfield.org.

Coyotes In Copperfield

Coyotes have been sighted in many of the subdivisions in the Copperfield area at night and before dawn. Please protect your pets. They should not be left unattended after dark, even in their own enclosed yard as coyotes can jump or scale a 6-7 ft fence.

Hurricane Emergency Kit Checklist

Now is a great time to make sure that you are prepared for a hurricane. Here is a checklist of items that you will need to keep on hand, in case we have a hurricane this year.

For more information, you can download the Hurricane Preparedness Guide at khou.com . August and September are the peak hurricane months, but hurricane season does not end until November 30th.

Cash
Important Documents (in a plastic bag)
Extra set of keys (house and car)
Portable chargers for all mobile devices
Bottled water and snacks
First-aid supplies
Flashlight and whistle
Battery operated or hand-crank radio
Prescription list and medications (14-day supply)
Personal Sanitation Items (moist toilettes, soap, toothpaste and toothbrush, hand sanitizer and face mask)
Infant formula and diapers
Change of Clothes
Rain ponchos
Escape tool for your car