HARTSFIELD VILLAGE HOA
GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING INFO

Cathy Mcghin from the Tallahassee Police Department was the guest speaker.  
She spoke briefly about the Homeland Security Act and how it has/will 
affect us as citizens of the United States as well as 
community members.  She passed out a brochure that gave important 
contact information as well as useful websites regarding the Homeland Security Act.  
Her talk  mainly concentrated on identity theft and how to protect 
yourself from it. She stressed that there are so many ways for 
thieves to steal your identity and money and that we should 
all be vigilant in protecting ourselves and our privacy.


Nicole Green from the street renaming committee brought forth ten 
names that were up for consideration.  Two names were selected, 
Wyndwatch and Kempton.  Wyndwatch Drive is to replace Mary Ellen Drive 
and Kempton Drive is to replace Ian Drive.  The street re-naming 
committee will now petition all of the homeowners on both streets 
to get approval to change the names. The approval must 
be 100% in order to re-name the streets.

Re-incorporation committee chairperson, Michelle Slaton, has composed a letter requesting 
approval from members in Hartsfield Village (Phase I&II) and Hartsfield Village (Phase III) 
to merge to form one homeowners association.  Once the approval 
has been reached we will then file with the state 
and become a legal corporation.  Social Committee chairperson, Betty farmer 
reported that the surveys are due.  She also requested any 
ideas for the entrance sign should be submitted by that time 
as well.  The entrance sign ideas could be submitted 
to either the social committee or Mr. Sterling Arms.

City Paving and Road Takeover committee chairperson Craig Isom, reported 
that they  are in the process of filling potholes throughout 
the neighborhood. Debbie Williams, who has taken on the responsibility 
of creating a neighborhood action plan, spoke about how to 
make this neighborhood a thriving strong neighborhood.  She reported that we 
need to come up with goals to achieve and the 
way to achieve those goals.  She passed around materials that 
show available funding and exactly how to create a neighbor hood 
action plan.  She emphasized that in order to make our community a better place 
to live that we all have to pitch in and work as a team 
striving toward the same goals.

Betty Farmer spoke about the upcoming city classes/academy.  
Staring on September 9th the city will offer a series 
of classes that anyone can attend to learn about how the 
city works.  From learning about the water treatment plant to 
seeing our city commissioners in action these classes are beneficial 
and quite rewarding. Ms. Farmer attended these classes in the spring 
and enjoyed them. She encourages anyone who is interested to 
call 891-4154 to register for the fall sessions. 

Hartsfield is currently seeking a secretary.  See Judith Dougherty for details.