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As we approach our next meeting on September 24, 2013, my thoughts are on another date. That date is October 1, 2013. On that night of Tuesday October 1st, we have the opportunity to join our neighbors at block parties. This night is National Night Out (NNO) for the residents of Texas. In Texas we do things a little different than the rest of the nation. We hold our night out in October rather than August to avoid the heat and mosquitos. Our neighbors who are north of the Red River have a more agreeable climate for holding this event in August than we do.

This is the best opportunity for us to meet our neighbors and fight crime at the same time. We are hopeful to continue the tradition that was started many years ago and then faded. That is the NNO parade. Last year we brought back the parade. This year we hope to continue the tradition and build on it. The parade is usually made up of our Citizens on Patrol and neighbors who have classic cars. If you are a neighbor with a classic or antique automobile who would like to be in the parade, please send an email to Matt Herring – Lazybrook Security.

If you have not already heard from your block captain, please reach out to them to find out who will be hosting the block party on your block. If no one has volunteered, please consider hosting. This will be a fun event that will bring neighbors together.

Hello Neighbors,  I believe some of you have heard from the November Lazybrook Civic Club meeting that my family business is  relocating to Conroe TX.

I’ve really enjoyed working with LCC but my 1 hour and 15 minute commute each way starting March will be too hard for me.  The 1st lady is retiring this Spring and he wants to go to the lake with his retired Harley buddies.    My son lives in Conroe.  My daughter is up at SHSU.   My extended family is all around the lake.  Moving is the only real option for my family.

That being said, the Executive Board and the many committees have spent the past few years organizing our civic club to be very efficient for the volunteers.  Each LCC Committee Chair has a clear understanding of their functions and have been very organized so as not to stress out any one volunteer with too many monthly duties.  I want to thank each of the Committee Chairs and their volunteers for their help.

The President of Lazybrook Civic Club has a very clear job.  With the support of the Executive Board and the committees the job is very easy to perform.  We are seeking a civic minded neighbor  to step up and take on the Presidency.  The position has two main jobs, answer questions of the Committee Chairs and run Bimonthly meetings (6 per year) off an agenda our past President Richard Akin handed down to me. I am willing to stay on to help with the transition and train my replacement until March 2012.  I will always be available by cell phone or to help our new volunteer run meetings during 2012.  Consider taking on this prestigious position for our neighborhood.  Please contact myself at president@lazybrook.org or Richard Akin, LCC VP. at president@lazybrook.org

We are seeking a civic minded neighbor  to step up and take on the Presidency.   Please consider taking on this prestigious position for our neighborhood.

Thank you, Shane Davis