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The monthly H.O.A. meetings are held on the third Tuesday of each month at 7:00 p.m. with the following exceptions: May-the Annual meeting which is held on the 3rd Thursday; August-in conjunction with National Night Out; December-in conjunction with the holiday party. All meetings are conducted at the clubhouse, 13318 Rosstown Drive.
It is that time again, summer break is ending, and a new school year is starting. Many children are just beginning their school career others are just advancing on. If your child is going into kindergarten or is still under the age to drive (16 years old), there are several things to consider. If you drive your child to and from school be aware that the speed in most school zones is 2O MPH. There are signs that indicate the start of a school zone and the end of a school zone. If your child walks to and from school or rides a bicycle, decide on the path the child will take prior to the school year. Walk the path with your child so that you are aware of the surroundings your child will face and encounter on a regular basis. Do not walk or ride the path at your pace. walk it/ride it at your child’s pace so that you will have an approximate time that it should take your child to walk/ride the path. After school starts, become familiar with the crossing guards that assist your child across the street. They not only become familiar with the children they see every day, but could provide you valuable information on other children your child is “hanging out” with or things happening in the area. If at any time you are uncomfortable with your child taking himself/herself to school, take them. If your child is not home within a few minutes of his/her usual arrival time and you suspect something is wrong, notify the Police Department at 281-275-2525 so that we may assist you. Good luck to all those little ones starting their school careers. To the parents of school age children, you have a long road ahead of you, but you will do fine. Be watchful of your children and know their happenings. Information provided by the Sugar Land Police Department
The selections for August Yard of the Month are:
Congratulations to all the winners. We appreciate all your hard work and enjoy reaping the benefits. Thank you!! *Please note: there were no Yard of the Month selections for the month of July.
In conjunction with all City departments, the Sugar Land Office of Emergency Management has taken steps to ensure the highest level of preparedness for all citizens of the city of Sugar Land and its employees:
Evacuation Information The term “RUN FROM THE WATER, HIDE FROM THE WIND” describes the simple actions to protect families from the affects of a hurricane including high winds, storm surge, heavy rains and tornados. Areas close to the Gulf Coast are categorized as evacuation zones. The Sugar Land area is not subject to the affects of storm surge and is not included in an evacuation zone. Hurricanes would not normally result in an evacuation for residents of Sugar Land and Fort Bend County. However, the threatened landfall of a Category 4 or 5 Hurricane may result in the need to evacuate Sugar Land. Prepare a Disaster Supplies Kit Assemble supplies you might need in an evacuation. Store them in an easy-to-carry container such as a backpack or duffle bag. Include:
For more complete information and safety tips, please log onto: http://www.sugarlandtx.gov/emergency_management/HurricanePreparedness.asp
Pool hours for the 2010 season are listed below. August 28 - September 26 Exception: September 6 Two guards will be on duty during all operations, except between the hours of 12-6 PM when three guards will be on duty. If a holiday falls on Monday, pool will be closed the following Tuesday.
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