HCSO partners with the Shred-it Corporation to shred documents on site to help reduce Identity Theft.
A Shred-it event is held quarterly.
Date & Time:
August 27,2011
9:00am to 12:00pm
Location:
16756 Westheimer Parkway,
Houston, TX 77082
Website:
Shred-It
The board of directors heard a report at the Tuesday August 16, 2011 board meeting that Spring Creek Forest has had an alarming increase in the number of vehicles that have been burglarized.
The majority of these vehicles were left unlocked by their owners. We urge everyone to lock your vehicles.
The security report for July 2011 is now available.
To review the security reports please see below.
Calling all SPIRITED KIDS that love to CHEER!
Please join the National Award Winning KLEB Cheerleaders for a Cheer Clinic on Saturday, September 24 from 12:00pm to 4:00pm at KLEB Middle School.
The clinic will focus on teaching basic cheer to ages 4 – 6 and 7 – 9 as well as intermediate cheer to girls ages 10 thru Grade 7. There will be a special Middle School Cheer tryout candidate section to help prepare older girls for middle school cheer tryouts.
A parent show will be performed at 3:30pm – so plan on joining us to see your child in action!
All participants will receive a photo with Beary the Bearcub and clinic shirts are free to all participants that pre-register prior to September 17.
To register, please contact the KLEB Cheer Sponsor, Amanda Rivera @ arivera1@kleinisd.net or Linda De Shazer @ ldeshazer@cablelock.com.
Registration forms will be sent to local elementary schools and will be available at Klebs front office thru Friday, September 23.
Cheers and Go Bearcubs!
To download the flier please see below.
The Oakwood Glen Association newsletter (The Acorn) for July 2011 is now available.
The security report for June 2011 is now available.
To review the security report please see below.
The following is from the Harris County Fire Marshall website – www.hcfmo.net
Local Disaster Declaration
Prohibits Sale and Use of Fireworks
Harris County Judge Ed Emmett signed an order on June 21st, 2011 declaring a drought disaster and banning the sale or use of any fireworks anywhere in unincorporated Harris County. Commissioners Court unanimously ratified Emmett’s order moments later, extending its provisions and sending it on to Gov. Rick Perry. Governor Perry approved the extension on June 23rd, 2011.
The only exception to the ban is for a public display conducted by a person holding a valid pyrotechnic operator’s license or a valid pyrotechnics special effects operator’s license. Violators of the fireworks ban face a $1,000 fine and/or 180 days in jail. This ban includes novelties such as sparklers and other fireworks novelties. Violators of the burn ban face a fine of up to $500 for each violation.
If you have a business and would like to setup a table at the Fourth of July picnic please download, fill out and return the Vendor Registration Form. The Oakwood Glen Association is not responsible for any product or refunds, any transactions shall be between the vendor and the purchaser.
To download the form please see below.
The following is from the Harris County Fire Marshall website – www.hcfmo.net
Fireworks Restriction
On June 7th 2011, Harris County Commissioners Court approved a restriction on the sale and use of restricted fireworks (skyrockets with sticks and missiles with fins) due to drought conditions. This restriction is effective immediately and will continue as long as drought conditions exist in Harris County. Recent afternoon thunderstorms have had little effect on reducing the drought; the Keetch-Byram drought index (KBDI) has increased to over 700 in the past two days. It is currently at 708 on scale of 0-800. Under a local declaration of disaster by County Judge Ed Emmett, additional restrictions may apply if drought conditions do not improve. The Harris County Fire Marshal’s Office will continue to monitor drought conditions and outdoor fire danger.
Summer time is here and many of you will be away from your homes on vacation for days or weeks. Before you leave please make sure you have timed lights, close your garage doors, turn on the alarm, stop newspaper deliveries or ask a neighbor to pick them up and lock your doors and windows.
Vacation Watch is a service that many residents have used over the years to help lessen concern that their homes may become the target of burglars while they are away on vacation. They do this by providing information to the patrolling deputies so that their homes can receive special attention while they are away. To request a vacation watch a resident must complete a Vacation Watch Request form on which they can enter the information that the patrolling deputies will need to know.
To download the vacation watch request form please see below.
