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A NOTE FROM THE BOARD

Greetings Neighbors and Friends,

Thanks to the Good Neighbor, Whoever you are!!!

Thank you for the phone call to the Winter Garden Police.  Recently, a good neighbor made the call to report two suspicious teenage girls who where wandering through our neighborhood in the very early hours of the morning.  Upon responding to the call, the girls who live in The Chapin Station development offered a reasonable story as to what they were doing. But the Winter Garden Officer was not convinced and followed through.  Their “story” unraveled and the truth became known.  They were checking cars for unlocked doors in hopes to steal from one or more of us.  It was a concerned and caring neighbor that foiled their plan by making the call and the vigilance of the responding Officer that protected one or more of us from being victimized.  I cannot emphasize this fact enough!!! Nothing builds a greater sense of community than communicating with and befriending each other.  Ultimately, a neighborhood with a strong sense of community becomes a safer place to live. We all want that.  Let us all do our part and take a moment to stop and greet someone you haven’t yet met. Neighborhoods are marked and identified by the criminals based on vulnerability. Thieves know to avoid the strong neighborhoods and seek out the weak and vulnerable.  Strong neighborhoods are those where the neighbors know each other, care, and look out for one another.  Together, let’s make Fullers Crossing as safe as we possibly can. Get to know one another.  On that note, always keep in the back of your mind that the Winter Garden Police Department is always looking for trouble.  Write down this number {WGPD Non-Emergency (407) 656-3636} and place it in your home where it’s easily accessible.  Please don’t hesitate to call and report any suspicious activity in the neighborhood.

Summer is upon us and having kids of my own I understand why my parents were so fond of the school year. J  Keep an extra eye out for the youngsters.  They are playing and not watching out for you.  Also, if you see mine doing something he shouldn’t be please don’t hesitate to let us know.  We won’t be offended, and as parents we want to know.  “Parental policing” so to speak worked well in the neighborhood I grew up in and us kids couldn’t figure out how our parent knew so much.  We just knew that somehow they’d find out and that kept us in line.  Well, at least most of the time, after all, we were kids.

Have a safe and enjoyable summer.

Sincerely
Phil Lolli                  

Last Updated: 7/15/2009 10:35:36 PM