There have been more complaints recently regarding pets running free around the neighborhood. There are no HOA rules regarding pet management. However, there is a leash law in the Metro area. Pets, dogs and cats, are not allowed to run free. If your pet is out of your yard, it must be restrained by a leash or lead and be under control of a person who is physically able to control the pet. It is also the responsibility of all pet owners to carry something at all times in order to clean up after their pet and to dispose of it in a sanitary manner. Please respect your neighbors property and abide by the Metro ordinances as they relate to your pets. If you have a problem with a neighbor's pet, discuss the situation with them. If diplomacy fails, logon to the Metro web-site and file a Stray Animal Report or call 311 and report the problem.

 

Don Reiss

President, Forest Springs HOA

 

 

 

As we start into the summer months, I would like to remind everyone to remember to take that extra minute to secure your premises and belongings so that you do not become a victim of crime. Please consider the following:

1. Make sure your residence is locked while you’re at home and away. All exterior doors, sliding glass doors, and windows should be closed and locked - especially at night while you’re asleep (Criminals will slide under partially open garage doors, lift open windows, and/or try door handleshoping to get into your house).

2. If you have an alarm, please set it even if you are just leaving the house for a short trip.(If you’re out back working in the yard, shut the garage door & secure your house).

3. Please do not leave anything of value in your vehicle while it’s not parked inside your locked garage. (Only leave it if you can afford to lose it).

4. If you see something that looks suspicious, please call us immediately. We need the best description possible of the suspects and the vehicles that they are driving (if applicable). The sooner you call us the better the chance of catching and identifying the suspects.

From a recent interview of an active burglary suspect, we were told that …
“We watch people leave in the morning and wait for them to pull away as the garage door goes down. Most people don’t watch and just drive off. We then run up and go under the door. This then gives us full access to the garage and house. “

You are your best line of defense for protecting yourself and your family. Please consider implementing the aforementioned suggestions. The Officers of the 8th Division stand ready to help you when you need us. Feel free to contact us at your convenience if we can be of assistance and/or answer any questions. Please check out our online Crime Maps. You can also sign up for crime tips and emails in reference to what’s taking place in your area:    http://louisvilleky.gov/metropolice/crimemaps

Stay safe and have a wonderful summer,

Lt. Rob Davis
LMPD - 8th Division
Office 574-2258
Rob.Davis@LouisvilleKy.gov

 

The Forest Springs HOA Board of Directors is currently made up of nine members. The Board meets once per month, usually on the fourth Tuesday of the month. The term of the directors is one year, but they can succeed themselves. The Board elects the President, Vice- President, and the Treasurer of the HOA. The Board manages the day to day operation of the HOA. The Board of Directors will be elected by secret ballot at the annual HOA Meeting to be held on Tuesday, July 24, 2012 at the Clubhouse. If you are interested in serving on the Forest Springs HOA Board of Directors please contact Troy King at troy@forestsprings.com or Kevin Broecker at kevinb@forestsprings.com by no later than May 31, 2012.

 

Don Reiss

President, Forest Springs HOA

 

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