Peregrine Newsletter – March 2022
Welcome to our March 2022 Peregrine Newsletter! Our goal is to provide general neighborhood information and updates that will help build our Peregrine community.
In this newsletter you will find:
– Community Events – The return of the Peregrine Egg Hunt
– Safety & Security Update – The importance of reporting
– Fire Mitigation – Smart Construction and Wildfire Mitigation
– Event Sponsorships – Highlighting resident businesses
– 2022 Board Meetings – Next meeting on Apr. 13
– 2022 Association Disclosures
– Upcoming Important Dates
You can find further information on our Peregrine Master Association website.
Check us out socially on Instagram and Facebook.
Community Events
Peregrine Egg Hunt
WHAT: Peregrine Egg Hunt
WHO: Peregrine Residents ages 0-12 years
WHEN: April 9, 2022 at 9 a.m.
WHERE: Woodmen Valley Park
HOW: Please RSVP for this event by indicating your home address, family name and number of children participating.
If you’re interested in volunteering, we would appreciate help with this event. Please SIGN-UP to help make this event possible.
See you soon!
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Safety & Security Update
The Importance of Reporting
As part of the Neighborhood Watch Program, the CSPD Crime Prevention Program focuses on providing citizens and businesses with tips on how to prevent becoming a victim of a crime.
Officer Chris Ausec is the officer assigned to the Peregrine community and he is dedicated to:
- Reducing crime and the fear of crime
- Increasing the knowledge of citizens in providing “pro-active” crime prevention strategies
- Encouraging and training citizens in neighborhood watch activities
- Training the community in a wide array of crime prevention approaches & techniques
- Providing home and business security checks
A topic that continues to arise is the importance of reporting all crimes, whether big or small in severity. This can be done in several ways:
– For immediate situations, call 9-1-1. Stop a crime, report a fire, save a life.
– For non-emergency situations, call (719) 444-7000.
– For non-emergency issues, you can also Report a Crime Online. This site will clearly outline the details of what and how to report.
Reporting all incidents, big or small, provides valuable data to CSPD. They use this data to track crime patterns, identify hot spots and further protect our community. Without this data, they are unaware of the issues in our neighborhood and aren’t able to provide resources that we feel may be necessary. Additionally, the small crimes we experience now, may grow into large crimes in the future if not addressed. We encourage you to ‘See Something, Say Something’ and report all incidents to CSPD. This is our first step as a community to help in the process.
The Peregrine HOA is re-establishing the Neighborhood Watch program. If you’re interested in volunteering for this group, please contact Steve Garcia for more information.
Peregrine Fire Mitigation
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Event Sponsorships
Highlighting Resident Businesses
Do you own a business that you’d like to highlight to the community? We want to provide an opportunity for Peregrine residents to sponsor community events. Annually, we offer:
April – Community Egg Hunt
June – Music in the Park
August – Movie in the Park
November – Turkey Trot
Board Meetings and Minutes
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Please review the Peregrine Master Association’s 2022 Disclosures, also found on our website on the “About the HOA” page. Do you have suggestions for content? We would lov
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Please contact Lindsay Fenton with ideas.
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