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HOA News

Reporting Street Light Outages

Posted Fri, 11/06/2009 - 11:32pm by James

The HOA Board has advised that they are no longer consolidating reporting street light outages through the property manager, and are now asking homeowners to report light outages directly.

To report an outage you can call TXU at 1-800-242-9113 or you can report street light outages online (in most cases) by visiting https://www.oncorstreetlight.com/. You will need to type the address near the light, and select "show lights" to see the lights that are available around that area. Note that only "red" dots can be serviced through this online form, and "blue" dots will have to be reported directly to TXU.

Plantation Springs Neighborhood Watch

Posted Fri, 08/15/2008 - 5:22pm by James

Plantation Springs is now has an active Neighborhood Watch program, and currently we are looking for block captains to assist in maintaining a safe community for all our residents. Here you can find information on how to sign up as a block captain, along with information and news on the Frisco Neighborhood Watch Program. The Frisco Neighborhood Watch website is available here, and has information on meetings, safety events and tips on how to keep our neighborhood safer. You can also find the latest copy of the Frisco Neighborhood Watch newsletter there, as well as information on how to order garden signs or window decals to reduce the number of solicitations you may receive.

You can always download the latest FNW newsletter here: http://frisconeighborhoodwatch.com/newsletter.php

If you need to contact the Frisco Police for a non-emergency, please call 972-292-6010.

Plantation Springs Neighborhood Watch

Posted Fri, 06/06/2008 - 1:56pm by James

Given the recent increases of issues that have occurred within our community, I have proposed to a number of homeowners that I’ve chatted with in recent days that our community formally become part of the Frisco Neighborhood Watch program. There seems to be a consensus that we move forward with this. We need about 5-6 block captains, and we already have 2 neighbors interested. Attached is a proposed map of the community zones that we would need block captains for. Zones 5 and 6 could be merged if a neighbor wanted to do the west side of the greenbelt. If you are interested in participating with this program as a Block Captain, please email me or contact me at 469-287-8488. 

You can see more information on the neighborhood watch program here.

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