MY HOMETOWN December 2012 Volume 1, Issue 2
THE OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE HOMETOWN KYLE HOA
Board Meeting The next HOA Board of Directors Meeting will be held December 11, 2012 at the fire station located at 150 Bunton Creek Road in Kyle on the east side of I-35. The open portion of the meeting will be from 6:30pm to 7:00 pm. Details will also be provided on Hometown Kyle’s website.
We Need You!
Want to be part of keeping Hometown Kyle a great place to live? We need your talents. The Social Committee needs a new chairperson, but there are a variety of ways to participate. Contact the board via the website or contact Marilyn Childress with Goodwin Management to find out how you can participate.
Board members: Pat McGraw - President Sariah Welch Lopez - Vice President Tessy Carranza - Treasurer
Community Get-togethers As we celebrate another holiday season, wouldn’t it be nice to spend a little time relaxing and socializing with those very near to us…our neighbors! Let’s remember to take time to include each other in our celebrations. It doesn’t need to be fancy or big. What matters is reaching out, connecting, and having fun! Bring copies of your favorite fall recipes to exchange with neighbors and get a head-start on the holidays. Exchange coupons, holiday decorating ideas, and talk sports. Do whatever! Just get together! Good times together make good neighbors and create memories that last a lifetime. Happy Holidays everyone!
Safe and Sound
We have recently heard of theft activity in Hometown Kyle where unlocked cars left out are being targeted. At this time, we have not heard of damage or vandalism to the vehicles. The thieves are looking for unlocked cars sitting out, and are removing the loose contents they find inside. Unfortunately, this can include extra keys, mailbox keys, and garage door openers. Another popular target for thieves is paperwork that can be used for identity theft. Take precautions. Park your vehicles inside your garage if at all possible. If not, hide any items left in your car and secure your car by rolling the windows up and locking all the doors. Leave front outside lights on all night to reduce the dark spaces criminals can hide in. Law enforcement officials ask for our partnership in keeping Kyle a safe and enjoyable place to live. The local police ask that we report any suspicious activity we see immediately by calling 512-268-3232 or 911 if it is an emergency. Don’t be an easy mark. Let’s work together to make Hometown Kyle undesirable to criminals.
Hometown Kyle Board of Directors
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Hometown Kyle - December 2012
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