SOUTHCREEK VILLAGE NEW RESIDENTS

We would like to welcome the following new residents to our Community. We hope that you enjoy living in Southcreek as much as we do.

CHRISTMAS AT THE GAZEBO

Thank you to all the Southcreek and Southdown residents that donated Toys for Tots on December 11th at our Christmas at the Gazebo event. The event was a lot of fun and a huge success with all the toys donated.

Congratulations to Toy Drive drawing winners: Caleb Rogers and Stephanie Baker who both won the beautiful Christmas cookie gift boxes donated by Susan McLeroy at Gary Greene Realtors.

Residents got to visit with Santa, ride the mechanical reindeer, race down the holiday slide, enjoy popcorn, hot chocolate and hear wonderful holiday music from an awesome DJ and Lowery Elementary Choir. Santa handed out bags with candy canes, coloring books and crayons to all the children that visited him. There was face painting, temporary tattoos, crafts and refreshments. Everyone enjoyed making photo frame magnets, coloring in the stained-glass sidewalk designs and making reindeer food.

Block captains receive emails for the Block Captain Chairman, Bryne Liner. The emails let you know what’s going on in our neighborhood.

We ask that once the Block captains receive an email, they pass the information on to the other neighbors on their street.

Being a Block captain requires a relatively small amount of time, but the block captain plays a very important role in our community.

If you would like information about who your block captain is or would like to be a block captain, you can contact Bryne Liner at bryneliner@gmail.com.

KEEPING OUR NEIGHBORHOOD SAFE!!

1. Know your neighbors. Do they work full time? Know what cars should be in the driveway. If something is different, report it to the non-emergency number (713-221-6000).
2. Be a Block Captain. Our Block captains are the Key Communicator of Important Events in the Community and any Crime Activity in our neighborhood. If you don’t have a Block captain on your street, please consider volunteering to be the Block Captain for your street.
3. Lock your vehicle when it’s on the street or in your driveway.
4. Don’t keep valuables in your car. This includes cell phones, GPS systems, IPODS, etc. A burglar can smash the window and steal the contents of your car in less than 45 seconds.
5. Keep the non-emergency number posted in your home. Don’t hesitate to report suspicious activity to the non-emergency number. (713-221-6000).
6. To report a crime in progress or another emergency - Call 911!

TIPS FOR WINTERIZING YOUR HOME

• By late October, early November, you should winterize your pipes by draining all water from your irrigation, sprinkler or hose lines.
• Outdoor faucets should also be protected during the winter months by covering them with socks or taping pieces of cardboard to them so they don’t freeze.
• Inside your home, you should also ensure that your pipes are also properly insulated and take steps to wrap exposed pipes because those pipes could freeze during the winter months.

• Install tape strips in your entryway to ensure that anyone entering your home can’t slip on wet or icy concrete.
• Secure rugs or other carpeting on floors.
• Add a handrail near our front door to make sure that anyone who enters your home will have something to grab if they fall.
• Install brighter light bulbs to help people see better inside your home during the winter months. These helpful tips were found on HAR.com.

DEED RESTRICTION LETTERS

Please help maintain Southcreek Village’s property values!

To ensure the aesthetic integrity of Southcreek Village is being maintained, periodic site inspections are performed by PMG each month.

If you happen to receive a deed restriction violation notice, please do not ignore it or disregard it. It is always best to reach out to the management company right away to let them know either that you have taken care of the violation, have plans to do so or are unable to do so right away. Please contact Katherine Follis with PMG at kfollis@pmghouston.com.

This communication is important because subsequent letters from the Association can result in additional costs for the homeowner for certified mail fees and even legal fees if the issue persists with no response.

Copies of Southcreek Village’s governing documents are posted on http://www.Townsq.io and on www.Copperfield.org.

TOWN SQUARE

1. Go to www.townsq.io.
2. Click on “Need to Register.”
3. Enter your account number and zip code. If you do not know your account number, you can find it on your assessment statement or you can call Principal Management Group at 713-329-7100 or email kfollis@pmghouston.com.
4. After entering your account number and zip code you will be asked to select your name.
5. The next screen will then show your information and ask you if you want to sign up or if you want to link another account (for owners with multiple properties).
6. Select the Sign-Up option and proceed to the next screen where you will enter your email, your address and select a password (at least 8 characters).
7. You have been signed up for TownSq! You will now be able to check everything regarding your account and your community.

HARRIS COUNTY SHERIFF DEPT.

Report any suspicious activity to the Harris County Sheriff’s non-emergency line at 713-221-6000, option 6. Remember, the patrolling Sheriff’s deputies depend on us as much as we depend on them.

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