CERT Basic Course Being Offered in October

Unit Happenings – October 2025

Where in the World Is the ‘Crossing’?

August Photo Contest Winners

Rattlesnake Safety Alert

Rattlesnakes are active at night and often blend into their surroundings. Protect yourself by staying alert and following these safety guidelines: Use a Flashlight Always carry a flashlight when outdoors after dark. Shine it on your path to spot snakes that may be on the ground or hidden near buildings, equipment, or landscaping. Wear Protective…

Charge Into Fire Safety: Lithium-Ion Batteries in Your Home

Fire Prevention Week (FPW) is Oct. 5-11. This year’s theme is the safe use of lithium-ion batteries. While efficient, these batteries can cause dangerous fires if damaged or misused—burning up to 5,000 F, releasing toxic gases, and even reigniting later. Fires involving e-bikes and scooters are on the rise. Safety tips from the National Fire…

Fall Prevention

Falls can happen to anyone, but adults 65+ are at higher risk—one in four will fall each year, and one fall doubles the chance of another. Why it matters: • Leading cause of injury and injury-related death • Three million ER visits yearly for fall injuries • Over 95% of hip fractures caused by falls…

Annual Charity Women’s Golf Tournament

Linda Klaus It’s time once again for all of the Quail Creek Ladies Golf Associations to come together for their annual “Chip-In for Charity” event. The Ladies 18-Hole Golf Association, the Ladies 9-Holers, and the Lady Putters are all sponsoring this community-wide event on Thursday, Oct. 30, which includes golf tournaments and a luncheon. The…

Common Area Overseeding—Lawn Closures

Our common area lawns will soon undergo seasonal overseeding to ensure healthy, green grass through the winter months. What to Expect Scalping and Planting: Existing Bermudagrass will be scalped, and winter ryegrass seed will be planted directly into the turf. Increased Watering: To help the ryegrass germinate, sprinklers will run every two hours between 6…