Keep "porch pirates", criminals who steal packages off your front step, from ruining your holidays by limiting access to your delivered packages. Besides arranging for in-store pick-up, post office or work office delivery, or having your packages delivered to a stay-at-home friend or relative, the best bet is to ensure your packages are not visible from the street. A planter or piece of furniture that allows no easy view of the package from the street will send thieves on their way to easier pickings. While security cameras may record a theft - there is not guarantee the police will be able to identify or find the criminals. Learn more ways to protect your packages by reading the article at 
realestate.usnews.com/real-estate/articles/can-you-prevent-porch-pirates-from-stealing-your-packages

The 2018 Annual General Meeting of the Pine Creek Village Homeowners Association, Inc. will be held on November 14, 2018 at 6:30p.m. in the Meeting Room at the Hampton Inn & Suites, 1307 Republic Dr, Colorado Springs, CO 80921 (NOT the Fire Station). PCVA homeowners are cordially encouraged to attend this important annual meeting, to participate in the management of your Association, and to hear from Katie Carleo, Principle Planner for the City of Colorado Springs Northeast Team. During the meeting, the results of the Board of Directors election will be announced (three positions open) and the 2019 Budget ratified. 

Information packets and proxy forms were mailed to PCVA homeowners October 31st. 
If you did not receive yours, you can download the forms (requires PCVA password) at
 www.pcva.org/401/login.php?redirect=/2018-annual-meeting.html

Proxy forms are due no later than 5pm on November 12th (as outlined on the form) to be counted.

Wondering how to report an issue or make a Citizen request?  The City of Colorado Springs has a website with all the info - and a link to download an app to your smart phone.  Read more at coloradosprings.gov/reportissue?mlid=5286