Village of Valley Green in Newberry Township starts neighborhood watch (Meeting tomorrow, 9/29 at 7pm! - Share this post!) Residents of the Village of Valley Green in Newberry Township are forming a neighborhood watch group and will hold their first meeting for those living in the townhouse community on Monday, September 29. According to Justin Marsh, president of communitys homeowners association, a representative from the York County Sheriffs Department will speak to the group to give them tips for making the watch effective and keeping their homes as safe as possible. A representative from the Newberry Township Police Department is expected to speak at the groups second meeting, Marsh said. If You Go What: Village of Valley Green neighborhood watch meeting. When: 7 p.m., September 29. Where: 2 North Conley Ln., Etters, Newberry Township. For more information, send an email to generalinfo@vvgreen Source, Read more: pennlive/west-shore/index.ssf/2014/09/village_of_valley_green_starts.html *************************************************************** ADDITIONAL INFO: According to our sources some information was presented during public comment at the Board of Supervisors (Township) Meeting on Tuesday, September 23, 2014 in regards to the growing concern about certain activity going on at the pavilion and tennis courts by the pool on N. Conley Lane in the Village of Valley Green. The Board of Supervisors and Newberry Township Police Department were asked to assist in these matters by Justin Marsh, president of communitys homeowners association. Additional information can be found on Facebook at https://facebook/pages/Vgvwra/413471738757083 and web at vvgreen/ Here is a letter from the VGVWRA board of directors regarding matters to the Homeowners & Residents dated 9/16/14 as posted at https://facebook/pages/Vgvwra/413471738757083 *************************************************************** September 16, 2014 Dear VGVWRA Homeowners & Residents, As you may know, there is a growing concern within our common community, having to do with vandalism, misuse of common property, and in some cases, criminal activity. The VGVWRA board is taking steps, in conjunction with the local and county authorities, to reduce the effects of this prevailing threat posed to our safety and investments within our neighborhood. From installing high tech cameras, to employing security personnel, the HOA board is open to all possible solutions aimed at combating this threat. Unfortunately, there is no easy solution that doesnt also generate other unsettling consequences, i.e., additional assessments to pay for security equipment and services. The VGVWRA board wants to continue containing dues and assessments as a priority, but may be unable to do so with the additional budget items aforementioned in this paragraph. The normal costs of operating the association are also growing. The board may consider shifting funds from capital reserves, but without making major cost and service cuts to budget items like pool, landscaping, and management, special assessments may be required as early as this fall to pay for security and safety efforts. The board wants to exhaust all possible low or no cost efforts to reduce or eliminate the threat to our community. We invite you to join our neighborhood watch program being started by volunteers. There will be an orientation and meeting at our community clubhouse located at 2 North Conley, on Monday, September 29th, starting at 7pm. The meeting will be conducted by The York County Sheriffs Department. Please contact the board @ (717)-938-9220, or visit vvgreen, to inquire or offer suggestions. The Newberry Township Board of Supervisors and Police Department are also working with us to help resolve the growing problems. Here are some simple things all of us can easily do to pitch in: leave our outdoor lights on at night, talk to your children about whats going on in the neighborhood, talk to neighbors, and immediately report details of suspicious activity to the police. The phone number for the NTS Police Office, during regular business hours is (717)-938-2608. The non-emergency Police phone number is (717)-854-5571, which transfers to York County 911 for officer assistance. For emergencies call 911. In addition, to keep in touch better, you can “like” the VGVWRA Facebook page which is updated with some ongoing efforts. There are links to submit anonymous “tips” to police on the page as well. Find the page easily by searching Vgvwra. Hope to see you on September 29th! Sincerely yours, VGVWRA board of directors *************************************************************** Stay tuned for more......
Posted on: Mon, 29 Sep 2014 03:01:26 +0000
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