This page is to keep you updated on the latest happenings of our neighborhood watch program. Remember it is always a good idea to let all your close neighbors, as well as your block captain know when you are going to be gone so everyone can keep an extra eye out on your home and who is expected to be there while you are away, just as a safety precaution. I would like to thank all the block captains for volunteering their time and for a great job done for their time and effort and the Michigan State Police. We are still in need of block captains, helpers and members. If you are interested in volunteering please e-mail us at the bottom of the page. Remember if you need the police dial 911 for emergencies or non-emergencies. At our February meeting we had a tremendous turnout of residents, thanks everyone for taking time to come to the meeting. The concern of residents speeding through the community is a major concern for everyone, so either SLOOOW!!! down or the next resort will be speed bumps and I think I can speak for the majority, speed bumps WOULD NOT be my first choice. License plate numbers of repeated speeders through the community are being taken down and violations are being issued. The Michigan State Police will issue speeding tickets as well. There is now a curfew set, 10 and under 9:00 p.m., 11-15 10:00 p.m., 16-17 11:00 p.m. This will restrict all children to be in their own yards by the set time. Kids caught out after curfew will have violations issued, no exceptions! By now, they know there is a curfew and know what time they are supposed to be home. All the proper authorities have been contacted as to our set curfews including the State Police and will be strictly enforced. Please arrow down. Our E-mail address is
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