HOA Membership

  • How do I become a member of the FLHPOA?
  • Can I opt out of the association?
  • What does it mean to be a member in good standing?
  • How much are the association dues and fees?
  • How do I pay my annual dues and fees?
  • Why do I have to pay my annual dues and fees online or by mail?
  • Who can I talk to about my association dues and fees?
  • What happens if I don't pay my association dues and fees?
  • How are association dues and fees used?
  • Are harbor expenses covered by the association dues and fees too?

HOA Meetings

  • When and where are the monthly board meetings? Who can attend?
  • What is the FLHPOA Annual Meeting? How is it different from the monthly meetings?
  • What are "Special" meetings?

Common Areas

  • Do I need to reserve the pavilion at Bayview Park?
  • Do I need to reserve the pickleball court at Bayview Park?
  • Where can I find more information about the parks?
  • Where can I find more information about the harbor and boat launches?
  • Why is the beach at Bayview Park closed?

Homeowner Property

  • Which companies provide utilities to FLHPOA homes?
  • I heard our trash & recycling service is changing– when and why?
  • What can we expect with our new LRS trash & recycling service?
  • What are my options for disposing of yard waste?
  • Where can I purchase yard waste stickers?
  • Do I need approval from the HOA to make changes to my property?
  • Can someone stay in an RV or mobile home on my property?
  • Are there any restrictions for parking a boat on my property?
  • I'm selling my home. How do I get the documents required for closing, and what are the fees?
  • Are chickens, domestic ducks, or other poultry allowed on our property?
  • What should I do if I find injured or sick wildlife in my yard?

Local Information, Ordinances, and Restrictions

  • Are we in an incorporated or unincorporated area of Lake County?
  • Are we part of the Village of Lake Villa, Lake Villa Township, or Grant Township?
  • Does Fox Lake Hills participate in trick-or-treating?
  • Are there restrictions on outside water usage?
  • Are there restrictions on open burning?
  • Can I use a golf cart or ATV within the FLHPOA boundaries?
  • What are the Lake County Public Nuisance Ordinances?
  • I have a neighbor who is breaking a Lake County Nuisance Ordinance– what should I do?

HOA Membership

HOW DO I BECOME A MEMBER OF THE FLHPOA?

If your property is within the boundaries of the Fox Lake Hills Property Owners Association (FLHPOA), you are automatically a member. You can view the FLHPOA boundaries HERE.

If your property is outside the boundaries, you cannot join the association.

CAN I OPT OUT OF THE ASSOCIATION?

No, membership is tied to property ownership and cannot be declined.

WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO BE A MEMBER IN GOOD STANDING?

FLHPOA property owners who are up to date on their association dues and fees are considered members in good standing. This status grants them the ability to vote, access association parks and the harbor, and attend FLHPOA-sponsored events.

HOW MUCH ARE THE ASSOCIATION DUES AND FEES?

Dues and fees are charged annually, with statements mailed in late November and payment due on January 1.

According to our bylaws, the annual dues are as follows:

  • Unimproved lots (vacant land): $5
  • Improved lots (land with a structure): $10

In addition, an annual fee of $135 is assessed.

If your property consists of one improved lot, your total annual amount due will be $145 ($10 + $135). If you have additional full or partial lots, your total annual amount due will be higher.

HOW DO I PAY MY ANNUAL DUES AND FEES?

You can pay your account online by going to Associa's payment portal at app.townsq.io/login

Please note that Associa charges a convenience fee for online payments. You can avoid this fee by mailing a check. To pay via mail, please include your account number on your check, and send to:

FLHPOA
c/o Associa Chicagoland
PO Box 33351
Detroit, MI 48232-5351

WHY DO I HAVE TO PAY MY ANNUAL DUES AND FEES ONLINE OR BY MAIL?

FLHPOA has been using Associa Chicago for financial management since 2018. They collect association fees, pay vendors, maintain property ownership records, and perform bookkeeping tasks. You can read more about Associa HERE.

None of the board members interact with payments for association dues/fees from property owners.

WHO CAN I TALK TO ABOUT MY ASSOCIATION DUES AND FEES?

Please direct your questions to our financial management company, Associa Chicagoland, at (847) 882-8207.

WHAT HAPPENS IF I DON'T PAY MY ASSOCIATION DUES AND FEES?

All homeowners are required to pay their annual dues and fees by January 1. Accounts that remain delinquent after March 15 of the current year will be turned over to collections.

Payments made after March 15 will also incur a late charge of $50. The unpaid balance, along with any late charges, will become a lien on the property.

Liens will be released once full payment is made, including interest and attorney's fees for filing or enforcing the lien and collecting the debt.

HOW ARE ASSOCIATION DUES AND FEES USED?

FLHPOA dues and fees are used to maintain and improve common areas, fund community events, and cover essential operational costs.

These expenses include landscaping in the parks and harbor, playground equipment and repairs, pavilion and picnic table upkeep, electricity, legal fees, insurance, and more. A detailed breakdown of the annual budget and expenses can be viewed HERE.

ARE HARBOR EXPENSES COVERED BY THE ASSOCIATION DUES AND FEES TOO?

No, harbor expenses are not funded by association dues/fees. Instead, they are covered entirely by the fees paid by those who use the harbor. Learn more HERE.

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HOA Meetings

WHEN AND WHERE ARE THE MONTHLY BOARD MEETINGS? WHO CAN ATTEND?

All homeowners are welcome and encouraged to attend our monthly association board meetings! Meetings are held at 7 pm on the third Wednesday of each month at the Lake Villa Township Community Center (37850 N. Rte. 59) in the multipurpose room (1st door on the left).

During these meetings, board members provide updates, maintenance projects and upcoming events are discussed, and new and old business is addressed. Homeowners in attendance also have the opportunity to ask questions and share concerns. We aim to keep these meetings to an hour or less.

For updates, check our website announcements and/or the FLHPOA Facebook page. The full list of meeting dates can be viewed HERE.

WHAT IS THE FLHPOA ANNUAL MEETING? HOW IS IT DIFFERENT FROM THE MONTHLY MEETINGS?

Our annual meeting is held in September. During this meeting, the budget for the new fiscal year (Sept.–Aug.) is shared and board members are elected. Other important matters may be voted on during this meeting as well.

Unfortunately, this meeting cannot be held without a minimum number of homeowners in attendance. Since this is an important meeting for members to attend, we send a postcard and post several reminders to encourage attendance.

WHAT ARE "SPECIAL" MEETINGS?

Special meetings are unscheduled meetings called by the board to address specific issues that require immediate attention or extended discussion beyond routine board or annual meetings.

Homeowners must be notified of the exact purpose of the meeting. This ensures members can decide whether to attend based on the issue being discussed.

All homeowners are encouraged to attend special meetings. A quorum (minimum number of homeowners) is required to conduct business.

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Common Areas

DO I NEED TO RESERVE THE PAVILION AT BAYVIEW PARK?

Reservations guarantee your use of the pavilion and are available only to FLHPOA members in good standing. If the pavilion is not reserved, it may be used on a first-come, first-served basis.

For more information on how to reserve the pavilion, the cost, rental rules, and available dates, please see the Pavilion Reservations page.

DO I NEED TO RESERVE THE PICKLEBALL COURT AT BAYVIEW PARK?

No reservation is required, but at least one player must be an FLHPOA member in good standing. Please be considerate of others who may want to use the court and limit your playing time if needed.

WHERE CAN I FIND MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE PARKS?

FLHPOA has four parks: Bayview Park, Orchard Park, Chesney Park, and John Rule Park. For photos and more information about each park, click HERE.

WHERE CAN I FIND MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE HARBOR AND BOAT LAUNCHES?  

Learn more about Bayview Harbor and the Chesney Park Boat Launch HERE.

Because we receive a high volume of questions about the harbor and boat launches, we've compiled answers to the most frequently asked questions HERE. If you still have questions, please email the Harbormaster at [email protected].

WHY IS THE BEACH AT BAYVIEW PARK CLOSED?

From Memorial Day to Labor Day, Lake County Health Department monitors beaches on inland lakes, collecting water samples twice per month.

The water samples are tested for E. coli bacteria, which are found in the intestines of almost all warm-blooded animals. While not all strains of E. coli are the same, certain strains can make humans sick if ingested in high enough concentrations. If water samples exceed the E. coli threshold (235 E. coli/100 mL), the beach's management is notified, and a closure sign is posted.

Check the current status of the FLHPOA beach at Bayview Park (aka "Fox Lake – Stanton Bay Park") HERE. Since heavy rain can raise bacteria levels, we recommend avoiding swimming immediately after a major rainfall.

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Homeowner Property

WHICH COMPANIES PROVIDE UTILITIES TO FLHPOA HOMES?

*Starting May 1, LRS will replace Waste Management as our trash and recycling service provider.

I HEARD OUR TRASH & RECYCLING SERVICE IS CHANGING– WHY AND WHEN?

With the current Waste Management contract expiring on April 30, 2025, Lake Villa Township signed a new waste and recycling contract with LRS, effective May 1, 2025 through April 30, 2030.

The new LRS contract is slightly higher per quarter than our expiring Waste Management contract. However, it was:

  • 40% lower than Waste Management's bid for the new contract
  • 11% lower than Groot's bid

For more details, visit the Lake Villa Township website.

WHAT CAN WE EXPECT WITH OUR NEW LRS TRASH & RECYCLING SERVICE?

MAKING AN LRS ACCOUNT

Create an account at my.lrsrecyclesdigital.com/login to:

    • Change your cart size
    • Add extra carts
    • Subscribe to seasonal yard waste service
    • Set up autopay

SERVICE SCHEDULE

Garbage, recycling, yard waste, and organics are collected weekly on the same day, except during certain holiday weeks.

FLHPOA residences will have service on Wednesdays (per the service map), with LRS service beginning May 7, 2025.

    • Put materials on the curb by 7am (service times may vary each week)
    • Service will be delayed by one day if any of the following holidays fall Sunday through Friday:
      • New Year's Day
      • Memorial Day
      • Independence Day
      • Labor Day
      • Thanksgiving Day
      • Christmas Day
    • Report missed pickups in your online account the day after your scheduled service

BILLING

LRS bills homeowners quarterly in advance of service. Rates include both waste and recycling collection.

Cart Options and Pricing

    • 96-Gallon Waste Cart: $79.56/quarter (default option unless otherwise selected)
    • 64-Gallon Waste Cart: $76.56/quarter
    • 96-Gallon Recycling Cart: Included in your quarterly cost (default option unless otherwise selected– can request a 64-gallon recycling cart instead)
    • Extra Waste or Recycling Cart: $15/quarter

A 96-gallon cart holds approximately 6 bags. A 64-gallon cart holds approximately 4 bags.

CART SELECTION AND TRANSITION

The cart selection portal in your LRS account closes April 9, 2025. Changes to cart size or service after this date will incur a $25 fee.

    • Waste Management Carts: Will be collected April 24–30 after your final service (please leave WM carts curbside until removed)
    • LRS Carts: Will be delivered April 21–26

WEEKLY WASTE SERVICE

All waste must fit inside the cart with the lid closed. Excess waste requires one sticker per extra bag/container. Additional waste bags/containers must follow these guidelines:

    • Size: 35 gallons or less per bag/container
    • Weight: Less than 50 pounds when full
    • Handles: Containers must have two handles

See below for details on where to purchase stickers.

WEEKLY RECYCLING SERVICE

Recycling is unlimited– extra recyclables may be placed next to your recycling cart. Follow these guidelines when recycling materials:

    • Paper: No used paper plates, paper towels, or frozen food boxes
    • Plastic: No plastic bags, utensils, chip bags, or Styrofoam
    • Cartons: Rinse and leave lids on
    • Glass: All colors accepted
    • Boxes: Large/bulky boxes must be broken down

For more details, see the LRS Recycling 101 flyer.

WEEKLY YARD & ORGANIC WASTE SERVICE

Yard waste, including grass clippings, leaves, weeds, yard trimmings, and brush, is collected weekly from April 1 through November 30 on your regular service day.

Organic food scraps, such as baked goods, grains, produce, and floral items, can be combined with yard waste during the seasonal service.

Yard Waste Service Options and Pricing

    • Seasonal Yard Waste Subscription: $150 per season
      • Includes a 96-gallon LRS yard waste cart
    • Per Bag/Container Collection: Requires the purchase of stickers (one sticker per bag/container)

Accepted Yard Waste Containers

    • 96-Gallon LRS Yard Waste Cart: For those subscribed to the seasonal service
    • Customer-Owned Containers: 35 gallons or less with two handles, 50-pound limit
    • Biodegradable Brown Landscaping Bags: 2-ply thickness, 50-pound limit
    • Brush Bundles: Maximum of 5 feet long, 2 feet in diameter, and 45 pounds

For more details, see the LRS Organics 101 flyer. See below for information on where to purchase stickers.

APPLIANCES

Some appliances (e.g., dishwashers, stoves, refrigerators, dryers, washers, furnaces) may be picked up through pre-scheduling and pre-payment:

For more details, see the LRS Appliances (White Goods) 101 flyer.

BULK ITEMS

Bulk items are those that do not fit in a waste cart, such as bed frames, bicycles, chairs, mattresses, sofas, toys, and wall art.

    • One bulk item is included in your weekly service
    • Additional bulk items can be arranged through pre-scheduling and pre-payment
    • Bulk items must not exceed 50 pounds
    • You must follow specific guidelines for certain items

Specific Guidelines for Bulk Items

    • Carpet
      • Up to 8 carpet rolls per week
      • Each roll must not exceed 4 feet long, 2 feet in diameter, and 50 pounds
      • Carpet rolls must be folded over and secured with twine or plastic
    • Mattresses and Box Springs
      • Must be inside a plastic cover that is securely taped shut
    • Toilets
      • Must be disassembled into two pieces (tank and bowl)
      • Must be free of liquid
    • Glass, Mirrors, and Window Panes
      • Must have tape placed diagonally on the glass, or be covered in cardboard

Note, large items may need to be broken down to meet size requirements.

For more details, see the LRS Bulk Items 101 flyer.

HOLIDAY TREES

Holiday trees will be collected between Dec. 26 and Jan. 17. Trees must be curbside by 7am and follow these guidelines:

    • Real trees only
    • Trees must be under 6 feet tall
    • No decorations (e.g., tinsel, lights, ribbons, ornaments)
    • No plastic wrap or trees inside plastic

Note, if trees freeze to the ground, they will be picked up once thawed.

WHAT ARE MY OPTIONS FOR DISPOSING OF YARD WASTE?

LEAVES, GRASS CLIPPINGS, AND SMALL TWIGS

Our trash & recycling service provider collects yard waste, such as grass clippings, leaves, and small twigs, weekly on your regular service day.

    • April 15–30: Waste Management
      • Picks up yard waste in biodegradable brown landscaping bags or marked containers (max. 32 gal and 50 lb)
      • They will NOT collect yard waste placed in plastic bags
      • Each bag/container must have a WM yard waste sticker for approximately $2.50 each
    • May 1–Nov. 30: LRS
      • Subscribe to the seasonal yard waste service for $150 per season
      • Purchase individual LRS yard waste stickers for approximately $2.95 each 
      • See the previous question for more details

You can also have the following options for leaves:

    • Mulch leaves with your lawnmower
    • Let leaves degrade in a compost pile
    • Pile leaves on your curb to be vacuumed up by the Lake Villa Township Highway Department or LRS
      • Piles of leaves should be no more than 3 feet from the pavement
      • Leaves mixed with sticks, dog poop, or other non-leaf debris will NOT be taken

STICKS AND BRANCHES

To dispose of sticks and branches, you have the following options:

    • Pile them on your curb with the cut end facing the street
      • Branches cannot be larger than 5 inches in diameter or longer than 6 feet
      • Piles should not exceed 3 feet high by 6 feet long
      • The Lake Villa Township Highway Department drives through our neighborhood with a woodchipper, often once per week in the non-winter months, but there isn't a set schedule
      • Did you know that Fox Lake Hills residents can get a free 5-yd load of wood chips delivered to your home from Lake Villa Township? You can also pick up chips yourself at 37822 N. Fairfield Rd.
    • You may burn woody yard waste between Nov. 1 and Mar. 31 OR year-round if being used for a recreational fire (see the Lake Co. Burning Ordinance for details)

WHERE CAN I PURCHASE YARD WASTE STICKERS?

For the most up-to-date information, please contact Waste Management directly. As of summer 2022, stickers were available for purchase at the following locations:

Starting May 1st, LRS stickers for excess trash and yard waste will be available for $2.95 each at these locations.

DO I NEED APPROVAL FROM THE HOA TO MAKE CHANGES TO MY PROPERTY?

All homeowners must comply with Lake County zoning ordinances and permitting requirements.

The FLHPOA does not require board approval for many exterior renovations, such as painting, installing a fence, adding a patio or deck, replacing your front door, or landscaping. However, homeowners are encouraged to consider how their changes impact their neighbors and the overall appearance of the community.

For details on improvements or changes that require FLHPOA board approval, please refer to Article 4 of the FLHPOA Bylaws. 

CAN SOMEONE STAY IN AN RV OR MOBILE HOME ON MY PROPERTY?

No. According to Article 4.04 of the FLHPOA Bylaws, no trailer or movable structure, whether on wheels or not, may be used for temporary or permanent residential purposes.

Homeowners must also comply with Lake County ordinances regarding the parking and storage of RVs and mobile homes on their property.

ARE THERE ANY RESTRICTIONS FOR PARKING A BOAT ON MY PROPERTY?

FLHPOA does not have any regulations regarding boat storage on private property.

However, homeowners must comply with all relevant Lake County ordinances regarding parking and storing boats on their property.

I'M SELLING MY HOME. HOW DO I GET THE DOCUMENTS REQUIRED FOR CLOSING, AND WHAT ARE THE FEES?

Required documents may vary. We recommend consulting your closing agent or real estate attorney to ensure you request the correct files.

Information on how to order required documents and their cost can be found HERE. Questions should be directed to the Associa Community Archives team at (833) 462-3627 or [email protected].

ARE CHICKENS, DOMESTIC DUCKS, OR OTHER POULTRY ALLOWED ON OUR PROPERTY?

No! While Lake County permits poultry to be raised on properties that meet certain criteria, Homeowners Associations (HOAs) have the authority to prohibit them.

According to Article 4.08 of the FLHPOA Bylaws, no animals (other than house pets) or poultry of any kind may be kept or maintained on your property.

WHAT SHOULD I DO IF I FIND INJURED OR SICK WILDLIFE IN MY YARD?

Leave the animal or bird where you found it and contact a wildlife rehabilitator for guidance. If you encounter a coyote, please refer to the information HERE.

More information is available on the Illinois Department of Natural Resources site.

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Local Information, Ordinances, and Restrictions

ARE WE IN AN INCORPORATED OR UNINCORPORATED AREA OF LAKE COUNTY?

Fox Lake Hills is an unincorporated area of Lake County.

ARE WE PART OF THE VILLAGE OF LAKE VILLA, LAKE VILLA TOWNSHIP, OR GRANT TOWNSHIP?

We are part of Lake Villa Township. Their website offers helpful information, and you can sign up for their e-newsletter in the "Welcome to Lake Villa Township" section of their homepage.

DOES FOX LAKE HILLS PARTICIPATE IN TRICK-OR-TREATING?

Yes! Fox Lake Hills follows the same trick-or-treating hours as the Village of Lake Villa, typically 4–7pm on October 31st. Please check their sites for updates.

ARE THERE RESTRICTIONS ON OUTSIDE WATER USAGE?

Yes, outside water usage is restricted by ordinance to protect community water supplies during high-usage summer months. This includes watering lawns and landscaping, washing cars, and filling swimming pools. However, landscape watering with a handheld device (hose, watering can, or bucket) is allowed at any time.

  • May 15–Sept. 15: Outside water usage is permitted on odd- or even-numbered calendar days, based on your street address. Watering is only allowed before 10am or after 6pm on those days.
  • Newly Seeded or Sodded Yards: May be watered for 14 consecutive days between 6pm and 10am.
  • Severe Weather Conditions: Additional temporary restrictions may be imposed.

For more details, visit the Lake County Public Works website.

ARE THERE RESTRICTIONS ON OPEN BURNING?

Yes, the Open Burning Ordinance for unincorporated Lake County went into effect in 2022.

Prohibited:

  • Burning rubbish, garbage, refuse, and construction debris
  • Burning leaves and grass

Allowed (Nov. 1–Mar. 31):

  • Burning woody yard waste (sticks and branches) with these restrictions:
    • M–F: 5pm–8pm or sunset, whichever is earlier
    • Sa–Su & Legal Holidays: 12pm–8pm or sunset, whichever is earlier
    • Burning is only permitted on the property where the yard waste was generated
    • Fires must be at least 50 feet from the road centerline, 25 feet from buildings, and 25 feet from property lines

Allowed Year-Round:

  • Recreational wood-burning fires no larger than 3’ x 3’ x 3’, used for warming, cooking, entertainment, etc.

CAN I USE A GOLF CART OR ATV WITHIN THE FLHPOA BOUNDARIES?  

FLHPOA does not have specific rules regarding golf carts. However, all residents must comply with IL laws for non-highway vehicles, including golf carts, ATVs, and off-highway motorcycles. Below are some key regulations under Illinois Statute 625 ILCS 5/11-1426.1:

  • Non-highway vehicles must have brakes, a steering apparatus, tires, and a rearview mirror. (see 11-1426.1(e))
  • Non-highway vehicles must have reflectorized warning devices in the front and rear. An orange, slow-moving vehicle emblem must also be placed point up on the rear of the vehicle on or near the centerline (as required of other vehicles in Section 12-709 of the Illinois Vehicle Code). (see 11-1426.1(e))
  • Non-highway vehicles must have headlights that emit a white light visible from a distance of 500 feet to the front, a tail lamp that emits a red light visible from at least 100 feet from the rear, brake lights, and turn signals. (see 11-1426.1(e))
  • Golf carts and other non-highway vehicles must always have headlight and tail lamps lighted as required by Section 12-201 of the Illinois Vehicle Code. (see 11-1426.1(e))
  • Non-highway vehicles may only be operated on streets where the posted speed limit is 35 mph or less. (see 11-1426.1(b))
  • Non-highway vehicles may cross a road or street at an intersection where the street has a posted speed limit of more than 35 mph. (see 11-1426.1(b))
  • The operator must have a valid driver's license (note, this also means the driver must be 16 or older) (see 11-1426.1(b))
  • An operator who drives or controls the non-highway vehicle while under the influence is subject to Section 11-500 through 11-501 of the Illinois Vehicle Code. (see 11-1426.1(f))
  • The operator is subject to the mandatory insurance requirements under Chapter 7 Article VI of the Illinois Vehicle Code. (see 11-1426.1(g))
  • Non-highway vehicles must follow the IL Rules of the Road, such as yielding the right of way to all pedestrians and emergency vehicles, observing posted speed and warning signage, and other safety rules of operation specified in the Illinois Vehicle Code applicable to licensed motor vehicles.

This list of requirements/laws is not exhaustive– please refer to the IL Vehicle Code for additional details.

WHAT ARE THE LAKE COUNTY PUBLIC NUISANCE ORDINANCES?  

The Lake County website has a page dedicated to this topic. You can read the details of the ordinances on the PDF located HERE. These ordinances apply to both incorporated and unincorporated areas in Lake County. Here are some notable ordinances:

  • Junk and Debris: It is a public nuisance to store junk, debris, or allow the accumulation of rubbish, garbage, or refuse on any property.
  • Overgrown Grass or Weeds: It is a public nuisance for grass or weeds to exceed 10 inches in height on residential properties.
  • Noise from Sound Systems: It is a public nuisance to operate or permit operation of any radio, stereo, or sound amplification system if:
    • The sound can be heard 100 feet or more from the source (vehicle or property line of the source property)
    • The sound exceeds 70db at the property line of any neighboring residential property.
  • Noise from Construction or Lawn Maintenance: It is a public nuisance to perform or allow construction, repair, remodeling, lawn mowing, or use power/non-power tools if the noise can be heard 100 feet or more from the property line during the following hours:
    • M–F: 9pm–6am
    • Sa–Su & Legal Holidays: 9pm–8am
  • Inoperable Vehicles: It is a public nuisance to keep or store any inoperable vehicle on any property unless the vehicle is kept within an enclosed building.
  • Animal Feces: It is a public nuisance to allow the accumulation of pet or animal feces on residential property.

For additional details, please refer to the Lake County Public Nuisances Ordinances.

I HAVE A NEIGHBOR WHO IS BREAKING A LAKE COUNTY NUISANCE ORDINANCE– WHAT SHOULD I DO?

If possible, try talking to your neighbor about the issue first. If that hasn't worked or is not an option, please contact Lake County via their "Report a Concern" page.

  • Crime or Suspicious Activity: Fill out the Anonymous Crime Tip form, but please do NOT use this for emergencies!
  • Junk/Debris or Inoperable Vehicles: Fill out the Homes & Properties form
  • Tall Grass or Weeds: Fill out the Homes & Properties form
  • Unhealthy or Unsanitary Situations: Fill out the Health form
  • Wildlife or Pets: See the information provided on the Animals & Pets page
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