Category: Community Alert

Excessive speed and discourteous driving has been reported from homeowners on nearly every street in the community.  It is especially problematic on Thorncrest Dr., Rothchester Dr. and Lindridge Dr.  Sadly, in many instances, the offenders live here in the community and often times are not even aware of how fast they are traveling.

If speed is of particular concern on your street and a neighbor to neighbor approach proves ineffective, please visit www.311.columbus.gov.  Scroll down to “Submit a New Service Request”. Type in keyword “speed”. Select “Speeding in a Residential Area (select time interval)”.  Complete the series of questions to follow. We recommend that you create an account. This will allow you to receive a service request number. Your information is confidential.

We all understand the sense of urgency to get home, to school, to work, etc.  Take a breath, and remember that the lives of the young children at play and the pets and neighbors out for a stroll are far more important than the seconds saved in travel.

 

Several Village homeowners have reported suspicious loiterers in and around the community park.  Some reports have included witnessing “exchanges” between vehicle occupants parked in front of the park.  If you observe any suspicious behavior, please gather as much information as possible: description of the individual(s), vehicle make, model, color, and license plate number.  Please do not approach the individual(s) or draw unnecessary attention to yourself.  Simply gather information and report it to one of the following Columbus Police Divisions:

• Narcotics: 614-645-4616
• General Patrol: 614-645-4545

Reports may be filed anonymously.

Also, with the increase in holiday deliveries, consider making arrangements with your neighbor to take in your deliveries.

The 311 City of Columbus Call Center is a very effective resource when it comes to addressing matters related to City property or services such as street lights, posts, signs, street trees, waste, recycling, yard waste collection, street sweeping, snow removal, etc.. Contact the City of Columbus at 614-645-3111 or visit 311.columbus.gov.

As we enter the frosty months of winter, please utilize the 311 Columbus request for service feature.  Communities that file  concerns about snow removal actually assist the City in identifying locations in need.

AEP will be in the community on Thursday, July 12 trimming trees along the community fence line.  Homeowners whose property abuts the community fence are asked to leave their gates unlocked in the event that AEP needs access to the trees.