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CITIZENS REVIEW
October 2007
Vol. 23
Annual Meeting Special Edition! Warren T. Jackson School Hosts Meeting Meet & Greet State Rep. Edward Lindsey Tuesday, October 23 7:30PM
Please join the Officers and Board of Directors at the Twenty-third Annual Meeting of The Mt. Paran-Northside Citizens Association Tuesday, October 23, 2007 7:30 PM Jackson Elementary School Cafeteria, 1325 Mt. Paran Agenda/Program *Election of Officers and Directors (2008-2009) *Year in Review *Guest Speaker: State Representative Edward Lindsey, District 54
Mr. Lindsey will discuss, among other issues, escalating property taxes. Time will be provided for Q & A.
SLATE OF OFFICERS
President Vice Pres./Communications Vice Pres./Membership Secretary Treasurer Yolanda Adrean Jo Ann Rau Debbie Goot Marilyn Midyette Cameron Adair
Officers serve one-year terms. The Board of Directors is divided into two groups. One group is elected to serve two-year terms in the alternating years, thus giving the Board a number of experienced members each year. In addition to new replacements, the following board members were elected last year to serve through 2008: London Andes, Pat Daly, John Feeley, Anne Kala, Winn Martin, Ann OConnell, Jean Smith. Past Presidents: Brenda Smith, Lynne Moscow, Sheldon Schlegman, Robert Hurst(d), Edward Floyd, John R. Martin (d), Robert W. Miller, H. Clay Moore, Jr., and Martin Turbidy.
From mpnca.org:
From left, administrators, staffing the site to answer your questions: Pat Daly, John Feeley, Yolanda Adrean
A green question mark appears on the top right side of each page of the website. It is the help button for the website and includes answers for many questions including log in, use of the calendar and photo gallery, posting topics for discussions and more! Check it out! You can email any member from the Members Directory. Open the directory from the Main Menu (on the left side) by clicking Member Directory. Once the directory is open, click on the box contact member to the right of the persons name and send a private email message. The green back or forward button, or minimize and maximize buttons on your tool bar, can be used to move from page to page on the website, or to minimize the site and use it later in the day. Try leaving the site open all day for ready use. One neighbor loves to use the Flight Arrival and Departures feature. She loves to know if her fiancs plane will be arriving on time! To use this feature, click Useful Links from the Main Menu selection. Once that opens, click Generally Useful Stuff. From there, click on Flight Arrivals and Departures and access fight information for any airline! It is fast and free! Another neighbor loves the Fulton County Mapping System. It is found by opening Useful Links under the Main Menu. From there, click on County Government. You will then find links to Fulton County Mapping System, Fulton County Property Taxes and more! After using the website and exploring its many links, you may find that it is your favorite mini Google to our schools, other civic associations, government and its representatives, AJC news, traffic reports, airport information, maps, weather and especially to each other. Remember to contact us (from the Main Menu) and share your ideas to make this site even better.
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were called but made no report. Homeowner got police to make a report a few days later. No arrests made. May: Burglary at house under construction on Mt. Paran Rd. Vandalism on Harris Valley (trash dumped in yard). Resident reported loud music and 3 gunshots heard on Mt. Paran Rd. Called Security Patrol next morning never called police. June: ID theft suffered by neighbor on Paran Pines Dr. (Several accounts were opened around town using this persons name). APD was called for a report. Burglary on Buckingham Circle. A male black suspect entered the house around 12:45pm. Rear door was unlocked. Several kids in the house saw him; he saw them and ran. Several APD units and an air unit searched for him. No arrests were made. Vandalism on Harris Valley (cement was dumped on street near owners driveway). Someone saw a cement truck; Officer Cole located the truck and called the company which sent someone to clean it up. July: Kids riding ATVs on Sentinel Post. Two door-todoor salesmen on Sentinel Post were apprehended by Officer Cole. Complaints of firecrackers being discharged on Northside Drive were investigated. August: 5 mailboxes were damaged on Conway Valley and 4 on Woodvale (all on the same night). Items stolen from two new houses under construction at Harris Trail and Mt. Paran Rd. Officer Cole had to add water to 5 swimming pools with low levels due to evaporation during very hot weather. Circulating pumps can run dry, overheat and become fire hazards. One had water supply turned off and pump was locked inside the house!
Logged 11,613 miles patrolling our neighborhood Made 3,353 house checks for traveling subscribers Responded to 59 alarm calls Investigated 80 suspicious persons or autos Investigated 6 incident of vandalism Investigated 5 break-ins Investigated 4 incidents of larceny Found 4 open doors Made or assisted in 3 arrests
March: Several suspicious persons in neighborhood. Vandalism on Sentinel Post (vehicle driven across yard). Burglary on Harris Trail (jewelry and silver takenno forced entry). Burglary on Garmon Dr. (Owner awayalarm not set son checking house found burglar there, called police APD and Officer Cole made arrest). Baby locked in homeSecurity Patrol and AFD Engine 27 forced entry baby OK. Resident on Regency Ct. was delivered letter demanding moneyAPD and FBI investigating. Landscapers truck stolen on Harris Trail (keys left in vehicle). Vehicle stolen from construction site on Swathmore Dr (keys left in vehicle). April: Burglary on Garmon Ferry (purse and wallet missing kitchen window pried open). Teenage party on Flintlock Dr. (APD called). Vandalism on Northside Dr. (Electric covers taken from lights on trees). On Andover Dr. prowlers banged on front doorteenage son had just arrived home shortly beforehe fired a shotgun twice and they ran. Police
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Is there ANYTHING Mt. ParanNorthside Home Owners CAN DO About Rising Property Taxes?
Attend the Annual Meeting October 23, 7:30pm Jackson Elementary School Cafeteria