The Board of Directors recognizes members who go above and beyond in the upkeep of their villa within our community. These members are examples of the potential each home has when it is well maintained and also helps keep property values high which benefits everyone in the community. The third quarter nominations for the Villa of the Quarter award were submitted by members of the Board and later voted on in September.
The home chosen for the 3rd Quarter of 2015 belongs to Marvin & Martha Chacon who live on 111th LN and are long time residents of the community. You can see by how well maintained & decorated their home is, that Mr & Mrs. Chacon take great pride in their home's appearance. It is a home that stands out from those around it. On September 27h, 2015 the Board President & Vice-President presented the Devon-Aire Villas #1 Villa of The Quarter award in recognition of outstanding landscaping and villa upkeep as well as a $50 Red Lobster gift card to Mr. & Mrs. Chacon. The Board of Directors wishes to thank you both for all the hard work you put into you villa! We are proud to have you in the community.
A Car break-in/theft was reported by a member living at corner of Street Circle S & Street Circle East via Nextdoor. He had accidentally left his phone and other valuables in the car which were subsequently stolen by the thief. It goes without saying that thieves are boldly entering our driveways and looking into cars for valuables. Anyone observing this type of behavior should call Police immediately.
Don't become a victim. Always make sure to lock your cars, especially before turning in for the night. Always make sure that items of value are never left in cars at anytime. If you are ever a victim of a crime, please take the time to file a police report. We know that calling police to file report can be time consuming, however Miami Dade County Police now allows you to file a report for certain types of crimes online. Click Here if you need to file a police report. If a report is not filed, there is no way that police can establish trends to help mitigate these types of crimes. You may also file a report by phone by calling (305) 4-POLICE (476-5423).
It goes without saying that if suspicious activity is occurring on or around the property, residents are urged to please contact Police immediately by calling their non emergency number at (305) 4-POLICE (476-5423). If you believe that a crime is in progress, please call 911. Do not attempt make contact with any person engaging in suspicious activity and instead let Police handle the situation.
