PRAYER REQUEST
This prayer request is being sent out for our Highland Meadows neighbors Chad and Julie Jordison and their families. Julie is very ill after giving birth prematurely to their new baby girl. Please keep her in your thoughts and prayers for a full recovery. The baby is doing good at this time. Also, please keep their families in your prayers as well.
Thank you so much !
Friday, July 16, 2010
Friday, June 4, 2010
HEATHER HIGHLANDS SECURITY
The following alert was issued 6-2-2010 on the Heather Highlands Block Watch Alert system and is published here for information.
Large Items Stolen in surrounding neighborhoods
It appears criminals are getting a bit more bold. In surrounding neighborhoods there have been reports of many large items being stolen recently. An examples list of such items is below:
- 4 ft. wooden sculpture of a dog, very heavy
- 100 gallon propane tank FULL weighing in at 1,000 pounds
- Iron fireplace chiminea, also quite heavy
The criminals must have had a lift gate truck to have pulled this off. Please be on the lookout for out of place vehicles. Call 911 if you witness suspicious activity.
The following alert was issued 6-2-2010 on the Heather Highlands Block Watch Alert system and is published here for information.
Large Items Stolen in surrounding neighborhoods
It appears criminals are getting a bit more bold. In surrounding neighborhoods there have been reports of many large items being stolen recently. An examples list of such items is below:
- 4 ft. wooden sculpture of a dog, very heavy
- 100 gallon propane tank FULL weighing in at 1,000 pounds
- Iron fireplace chiminea, also quite heavy
The criminals must have had a lift gate truck to have pulled this off. Please be on the lookout for out of place vehicles. Call 911 if you witness suspicious activity.
Sunday, May 16, 2010
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Suspicious Activity - Solicitation
This afternoon about 4:30 p.m., a woman was canvassing the neighborhood for TriState Roofing and Seattle's Best Home Improvements. She was observed standing for several minutes looking at houses and taking notes, then having conversations on her cell phone. She was approached and asked if she needed any help, but said she was soliciting business for roofs and siding. She was told that this was a "no solicitation" neighborhood and that there was a sign stating that at the front entrance. She said she did not come through the front entrance. When asked what entrance she came through, she became defensive. She did not drive here, but was dropped off and picked up in a white van. Later a check of the neighborhood revealed that very few flyers had been left.
This may have been a legitimate solicitation effort. But it is strongly urged that we all are extra vigilant for the next couple of weeks. Lock your car doors and do not leave valuables in view in your vehicles overnight. Pick up your mail. Keep an eye out in the neighborhood and report any suspicious activity (call 911) immediately, then report to your Block Watch person.
This afternoon about 4:30 p.m., a woman was canvassing the neighborhood for TriState Roofing and Seattle's Best Home Improvements. She was observed standing for several minutes looking at houses and taking notes, then having conversations on her cell phone. She was approached and asked if she needed any help, but said she was soliciting business for roofs and siding. She was told that this was a "no solicitation" neighborhood and that there was a sign stating that at the front entrance. She said she did not come through the front entrance. When asked what entrance she came through, she became defensive. She did not drive here, but was dropped off and picked up in a white van. Later a check of the neighborhood revealed that very few flyers had been left.
This may have been a legitimate solicitation effort. But it is strongly urged that we all are extra vigilant for the next couple of weeks. Lock your car doors and do not leave valuables in view in your vehicles overnight. Pick up your mail. Keep an eye out in the neighborhood and report any suspicious activity (call 911) immediately, then report to your Block Watch person.
Saturday, March 20, 2010
COVINGTON WATER DISTRICT BACKFLOW PREVENTION
For those residents who recently received a notice from Covington Water regarding required testing of existing backflow assemblies, please be advised that we have a Certified Backflow Assembly Tester (BAT) living in our neighborhood. His name is Chad Jordison and he can be reached at (253) 639-7170. Also for your information, he has experience with installing new backflow devices, and his rates are reasonable. For some of you with existing atmospheric vacuum breakers as your backflow device, they are no longer acceptable to Covington Water as they can not be tested. According to Covington Water District's web site, the only approved devices are Reduced Pressure Backflow Assemblies (RPBA) and Double Check Valve Assembllies
(DCVA).
For those residents who recently received a notice from Covington Water regarding required testing of existing backflow assemblies, please be advised that we have a Certified Backflow Assembly Tester (BAT) living in our neighborhood. His name is Chad Jordison and he can be reached at (253) 639-7170. Also for your information, he has experience with installing new backflow devices, and his rates are reasonable. For some of you with existing atmospheric vacuum breakers as your backflow device, they are no longer acceptable to Covington Water as they can not be tested. According to Covington Water District's web site, the only approved devices are Reduced Pressure Backflow Assemblies (RPBA) and Double Check Valve Assembllies
(DCVA).
BLOCK WATCH NEWS
Kent Police Recovery of stolen goods - A multi-agency police investigation has resulted in the arrest of two prolific car prowl suspects and the recovery of thousands of dollars of stolen property, and police want to know if any of it belongs to any of our residents. If any residents have been the victim of previous break-ins, you may contact Officer Bateman at (253) 856-5894 to obtain information in identifying stolen items. Officer Bateman can also be reached via e-mail at kbateman@ci.kent.wa.us to post your inquiry.
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Kent Police Recovery of stolen goods - A multi-agency police investigation has resulted in the arrest of two prolific car prowl suspects and the recovery of thousands of dollars of stolen property, and police want to know if any of it belongs to any of our residents. If any residents have been the victim of previous break-ins, you may contact Officer Bateman at (253) 856-5894 to obtain information in identifying stolen items. Officer Bateman can also be reached via e-mail at kbateman@ci.kent.wa.us to post your inquiry.
Also, for those of you that follow this blog, please be advised that the blog has a feature where you can sign up for automatic updates. This feature is at the bottom left of the blog page.
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