There will be a board meeting held on July 9th at 7pm. This meeting will be held at the Secretary’s house (2740). All members are welcomed to attend, however this is not mandatory.

Congratulations to 2675, Lot 31 on being July’s Yard of the Month Winner!

Here are some tips to keep safe during the holiday:

1. mow your lawns and prune dead shrubbery
2. water your landscaping this evening
3. light fireworks in the street, not in your backyard
4. keep a water bucket, garden hose and extinguisher nearby
5. do NOT use aerials such as mortars, bottle rockets, etc.
6. watch your neighbor’s property for signs of fire

We wish everyone a happy and safe 4th of July!

Dear Neighbors,

In the past week, several homeowners have expressed concern over the use of fireworks in this neighborhood on the 4^th of July.  It is very easy to see the effects from the lack of rain and triple digit heatwave has had on everything.  Lawns, bushes, trees and wooded areas are bone dry.  We are asking that everyone please reconsider purchasing fireworks this year and attend a public display instead.    If you must purchase fireworks, please buy legal ones only.  You can ensure this by going to vendors within city limits.  If you choose to go to the reservation, please stay away from any and all aerials.    This includes things like mortars, bottle rockets, bumble bees, etc.   In the years past, we have learned that the local fire departments are extremely overwhelmed during the 4^th and more than likely will not be able to answer your call for help.  Please be sure to light your fireworks in the street, not in your backyard.  Also, be sure to have a bucket of water, garden hose that is turned on and, if you have one, a fire extinguisher nearby.   In addition, many neighbors may be away from their homes that night.  It is important that we all be vigilant and watch for fires on our neighbor’s property.  By taking the extra safety precautions, we can all have a safe and happy 4^th of July.   

Thank you,  

HOA Board                                  

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Hello! We have several open slots available this summer for the Landscape Work Party. Volunteers earn $15 towards their 2022 HOA Assessment for 30 minutes of weeding, pruning, and raking the common area. If you are interested please click this link to view the schedule: https://avondaleglen.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/landscape-work-party-sign-up-online-2021.pdf then contact the Secretary at avondaleglensecretary@gmail.com with the dates you wish to volunteer. Thank you!

Laura Miller at 2722 has reported that her car was broken into early Thursday morning, around 2:30am. Their porch lights were on and their camera was activated but they were unable to capture their faces. If you have a camera and have footage of someone or a car early Thursday morning, please turn it over to the police.

As weather is getting warmer and people are going back to work, it is being reported that break ins are on the rise. Let this be a reminder that despite us living in a nice, quiet neighborhood, we are not immune to crime. Criminals want to get in and out as quickly as possible, without being seen or heard. Your best defense is to put as many obstacles between you and them. Here are some tips:

1. Keep your doors and windows closed and locked
2. Keep your lights on or install motion detecting lights in the front and back yards
3. install/turn on your alarm systems
4. Park your car in the garage
5. Don’t “flash the cash”. Keep valuables out of sight and do not store them in your car
6. Get a dog
7. Keep your house in the open. Trim back your trees and bushes
8. Report any suspicious activity or cars. Criminals will sometimes “case the joint” before breaking in
9. Let your neighbors know if you are going out of town. Ask them to bring in your trash cans, newspapers or to mow your lawn if you are gone for an extended period of time

Just remember, desperate people will do desperate things. You can create a security fortress around your property and still fall victim to a crime. Stay vigilant but your live your lives!

One final reminder: Please be sure to contact the HOA Secretary at avondaleglensecretary@gmail.com to report neighborhood news. There is an Avondale Glen Facebook page but this is not run by the HOA and not many homeowners are on it. The Secretary has this website and email list to quickly get news to the neighborhood. Thank you!

Congratulations to 2758, lot 25 on being the Yard of the Month winner for May!

Hello! We are in need of a volunteer to work in the common area this Saturday, May 8th at 9am. Volunteers receive a $15 credit towards their 2022 HOA assessment for 30 minutes of weeding and pruning the garden beds. If you would like to help, please contact Sheri at avondaleglensecretary@gmail.com. Thank you!

The landscape work party is an HOA program that allows homeowners to earn credits toward their 2022 assessment by weeding, pruning and raking the common area on Saturday mornings (9am). Homeowners receive a $15 credit every Saturday they work. Work takes approximately 30 minutes and you must use your own tools. You may view the schedule here: landscape work party sign up online 2021

If you are interested in participating, please contact Sheri at avondaleglensecretary@gmail.com.  Send the day(s) you would like to volunteer.  There are limited spots, so we will try to give you as many of your requested days as possible.  Once the schedule is finalized, it will be sent to you and an email reminder will be sent a week before your work day.  Thank you!