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August 2022

August 2022  Highlights

  • Lakewood Hills Quarterly Neighborhood Meeting  September 13
  • Ladies Night  August 17
  • No Men's Night this month
  • News Around the Neighborhood
  • Sponsorship/Advertising Opportunities 
  • Follow Lakewood Hills on Facebook and Instagram, join the Facebook Group, and join the Neighborhood Association and Crime Watch to continue to better our neighborhood

News & Events



Quarterly Lakewood Hills Neighborhood Meeting - Tuesday, September 13


Save the date-- the next neighborhood meeting will be held on September 13th at 7:00pm at Times Ten Cellars (6324 Prospect).

Be on the lookout for information about a 2023 Neighborhood Association dues adjustment as well as general updates on a few issues around the neighborhood.

Hope to see you there!
Ladies Night – Wednesday, August 17 @ 7 p.m.

With Summer vacation schedules coming to an end and school about to begin, we're going to shake it up a bit and try a change in format.

Ladies Night will be "Wine Down Wednesday" to celebrate our most popular beverage and that on Wednesday we are over the hump of the week and on the down hill slide to the weekend. If you would like to volunteer to be our host on August 17th, or any other month, please contact Donna at donnacoker@yahoo.com

Being a host is easy and we bring the wine!  We hope to see you on the 17th - location to be announced closer to the date.
No Men's Night this month - Back in September

If you are interested in hosting next month or the rest of the year, contact Brett Meulmester (brett.meulmester@gmail.com).  
News Around the Neighborhood

City staff present recommendations for Gaston Avenue corridor improvements - Lakewood Advocate
  • The full City of Dallas presentation can be viewed here: https://dallascityhall.com/departments/transportation/Documents/Public%20Meeting%202%20Presentation_FINAL.pdf


Advertise with Us!


We are actively seeking advertisers for future newsletters (including the new printed quarterly version - coming this Fall!). Lakewood Hills consists of 540+ homes, and so your advertisement and/or sponsorship will have a big impact in our community and is a great opportunity to get noticed. If you have another opportunity you want to discuss, please reach out to us: board@lakewoodhills.org.

Ad sales rates for our printed quarterly newsletter:
  1. Business card (1/8 page) $50.00
  2. 1/4 Page $75.00
  3. 1/2 Page $100.00
  4. Full Page $250.00
*PDF version of printed newsletter will also be emailed to all residents

We are also soliciting sponsorships for our annual Fall Block Party (opportunities to help fund beer, wine, ice cream truck, face painters, bounce houses, etc.) All event sponsorships will include acknowledgement on social media, quarterly newsletter, and on-site at the event. Interested? Please visit this link: https://forms.gle/U5QZLaTxjCoNCZ9y5

Many thanks to our 2022 Crime Watch Business Sponsors! 

The Cassity Family; Golden Wheeler Group, Dave Perry-Miller Real Estate; Jim Scott & Sons; John Mazero; Dr. Kyle Stuart at the Sports Medicine Clinic of North Texas; Wind Point Park RV Park & Campground

 

Interested in Joining Crime Watch?


If you'd like to join Crime Watch as a household or Business Sponsor, please visit our Square site at the link here. We need your continued financial support to keep our Crime Watch Program going. Once you sign up, a Crime Watch sign will be hand-delivered to your home by one of our board members.  

Process for Requesting Home Checks While Away

If you are a Crime Watch Member, our ENP officers will check on your home when you're out of town. When you'd like a home check, please email CrimeWatch@LakewoodHills.org with the dates you're going to be away, your address, and any other brief information you deem relevant (e.g., if they should expect anyone there pet sitting). All information provided will of course stay private between our ENP officers and the Crime Watch Board. You may email us as far in advance as you like. Please provide at least 4 days notice as we update the Crime Watch calendar on Sundays and Wednesdays.   

Tips to Prevent Crime

(Based on both feedback from our officers and the Crime Watch Board) 

  • Protect yourself and your loved ones by keeping your doors locked. This includes doors to your house, garage, gates and cars. Most "break-ins" that happen in our neighborhood are because things are left unlocked.
  • Don't leave garage doors open or cars running in the street or driveway, even for a minute. 
  • Don't announce any new purchases by leaving boxes out on the curb during bulk trash week. Break them down and put them in the bins. 
  • Report all security issues to 911 (our patrol officer will be notified immediately if during a shift). After calling 911, e-mail CrimeWatch@LakewoodHills.org. We have a direct line to our ENP officers and will let them know of all incidents, but all incidents (urgent and non, as prioritized by 911) must be reported through a 911 call. You may also report crimes online here.
  • Check your back alleys. Make sure that your alleys are clean from debris and overhanging or overgrown trees and are well-lit. Don't create easy hiding spots. The patrol officers drive through the back alleys to do their checks, so make sure the path is clear for them.
Questions, comments?
Email CrimeWatch@LakewoodHills.org or Board@LakewoodHills.org.


Follow the Lakewood Hills Facebook Page, join the Facebook Group, and join the Neighborhood Association and Crime Watch to continue to better our neighborhood. 
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