Georgetown Colony News from the Board - November 2023
November 01 2023
Happy Thanksgiving
The Georgetown colony HOA members would like to wish you a happy Thanksgiving. Thanksgiving is an annual national holiday in the United States and Canada that celebrates the blessings of the past year. There is always something to be thankful for. What are you thankful for?
Little Free Library
Enjoy the Little Free library @ Edisto Ct. There are children's books available.
Home Improvements
Standby Generators - please fill out an ACC form for your Standby Generator installation. Include a property survey plat. Texas Property Code section 202.019 governs the legal requirements for homeowners installing a new Standby Generator.
Hurricane Season
Hurricane season officially begins on June 1, 2023, and end on November 30, 2023.
Always be prepared by staying informed, planning and taking action. Visit https://www.ready.gov/hurricanes for tips on preparing this season.
Neighborhood Stop Signs
STOP sign road markings renovation is complete in Georgetown. If you see vehicles running the stop signs, please contact the Harris County Sheriff's non-emergency line to report. A contract deputy will monitor the stop sign for traffic violations.
Keeping our neighborhood safe
Georgetown Colony supports our Harris County Sheriff patrol and contract deputies keeping our neighborhood safe. Be vigilant and report suspicious activity, by calling please the Sheriff’s Department, non-emergency line 713-221-6000.
Stray cats
Kitten season is here. To prevent an overpopulation of stray cats, please consider spay/neutering your pets. Cats with clipped ears are part of the feral community program and cannot be removed from their environment. TNR is an approved method of feral or homeless cat population control by trapping, neutering, and releasing. If you need assistance with spay/neutering feral cats in your area, please contact Theresa Caldwell at theresacaldwell10@yahoo.com or 832-489-8222. All cats will ONLY be spayed and neutered and returned to their environment.
Let’s give a shout out
Many thanks to Peggy and Ron Escobedo for managing the entrance signage. A job well done!
