What's Up in Stallion Springs?
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Are you Conserving Water?
We are in a severe drought. Please conserve water as much as possible. Fix leaky faucets, use drought tolerant landscape and reclaim water. Use a bucket in the shower to collect water and use it to water your flowers and plants.
Want to know how much you are conserving? Check your latest water bill. In the center of the bill you will find a line that tells you how many units you used during the same period last year. You can compare it to your current usage to see your savings. Are you saving at least 25 percent?
Remember, we are in a severe drought. Drought forces wildlife to lower elevations in their search for a water source. As prey congregates at lower elevations, so do the predators. Mountain lions and bobcats are predatory animals. Black bears generally are not predatory but opportunistic animals. However, a black bear has been spotted on several occasions in the past couple of weeks.
Police Report
Vacation House Checks: It’s that time of year when you want to head out on vacation. Before you leave contact the Stallion Springs Police Department and let them know when you’re leaving and when you expect to return. The police officers and the police community service unit will check your property on a regular basis while you’re gone to see that everything is OK.
You can come into the CSD and complete a form or you can go online
and fill out the form on the CSD website, www. mysscsd.com. Go to the Police Department heading and click on House Checks. Be sure to let the PD know if you are going to be late returning or returning early.
Sign Up for NIXLE for community ALERTS from the CSD and SSPD. It’s easy, just go online and type in the address bar exactly as follows: http://local.nixle.com/register/
Property Owners Association
The POA held its annual meeting on June 27 and the following officers were elected for the coming year. President Jeff King, Vice President Justin Reed, Treasurer Linda Gordon, Recording Secretary Onetta Martin, amd Members-at-Large Lewis Brown and Martel Martinez.
One position remains open, Corresponding Secretary. If you are interested in the position contact Linda Gordon at (661) 877-3365
Parks and Recreation Pool
Open Swim Monday – Friday 1 - 6 p.m., Saturday and Sunday 11 – 7 p.m.
Residents Only Swim Passes are sold at the CSD Office. The cost is $50 for a 25 use punch pass, a day punch pass is $3 per swim for 1 to 10 uses. Non-resident daily passes are $10.
