Eagle Nest Blog

A warning to residents: An unidentified man was spotted photographing or taking video of a home in the 8300 block of Tanager Lane last week. The resident was not home at the time but captured several photos of the man with a front door security camera (see attached). The resident reported that no deliveries were expected (sometimes Amazon personnel take photos of packages to document delivery), so it is not known what business the man may have been representing or why he was on this particular part of the street. As previously noted on your favorite neighborhood blog, if you see something suspicious -- anything -- call 911 immediately. The emergency number is not just to call for fire trucks, paramedics or car accidents. Police encourage residents to call 911 anytime there is suspicious activity, because they would rather prevent illegal activity instead of responding after the fact. Better safe than sorry, as the saying goes.

The Eagle Nest Annual Easter Egg Hunt will be Sunday, March 25, from 3-4 p.m. in front of the Clubhouse. The date was incorrect in the Eagle Nest Directory, so be sure and mark your calendars. The Easter season begins this week so spring can't be that far away! There will be lots of eggs to find! Join us! -- Submitted by Board member Alice Miley

ENPOA’s February Crime Watch meeting of 2018 starts the year off with your self-protection in mind. About 80 percent of crime happens when we are not aware of our surroundings. Learning situational awareness and the OODA Loop (observe, orient, decide and act) helps empower you and protect your family. The OODA Loop is the process our minds cycle through by the millisecond. Understanding your own mind and a potential attacker’s can be life-saving. Join us at 7 p.m. tonight (February 6) at the Clubhouse for our meeting. Carolyn Goldenetz, ENPOA Crime Watch Coordinator, will guide ENPOA residents through exercises that promote your awareness. Any age will benefit from this training, so bring the whole family! Do you have an upcoming college student? Learning these techniques are a great way to prepare your student with safety while they are away from home. As always, refreshments will be served, and this month our focus is on families. Chick-fil-a chicken nuggets, yummy chocolate chip