Announcements

FLASHING RED – KIDS AHEAD

GHPOA continues to have an ongoing problem with vehicles speeding and failing to stop at stop signs.

 Geist Patrol regularly does traffic enforcement. Last month over 2 dozen tickets were issued for speeding (almost 50 mph in some instances) and failing to stop at stop signs. Over 90% of these tickets were issued to our residents. These tickets result is fines and points.

School will be starting soon. We ask for your cooperation in obeying the speed limit and coming to a full stop at stop signs.

Thank you!

Swimming Pool Safety Reminder

Important Swimming Pool Safety Reminder!

Use of Auto Pool Covers

Many of our property owners select an auto pool cover instead of a fence. This is a legal option. However, please note that when a pool is not in use and there is no fence, per code in Fishers, Indianapolis and Lawrence, the auto cover must be closed as an open pool is a safety risk.

Violations may be reported as follows:

To report to Lawrence it can be done via their website at https://www.cityoflawrence.org/code-enforcement
or by phone at 317-545-6191.
To report to Fishers it can be done via their website at https://www.fishers.in.us/211/Zoning-Code-Enforcement
or by phone at 317-595-3120.
To report to Indianapolis, it can be done by calling 317-327-8700.

Metronet Repairs

GHPOA Community Garage Sale

Friday and Saturday, June 2^nd and 3^rd

8 a.m. to 3 p.m.

2022 GHPOA Officer Elections

The GHPOA Board has elected the following Directors to serve as Officers during 2022:

President – Marie Ippolito, Admirals Pointe

Vice President – Randy Frisk, Masthead I

Secretary – Margie Brown, Crossing South

Treasurer – George “Tad” Bristow, Beam Reach

Contact information for all Directors and our management company is available on our website, GHPOA.com, under the “Contact Us” link (upper right).

Geist Patrol Names 2021 “Officer of the Year”

Please join in congratulating six-year Geist Patrol employee, Officer Jon Clark, who has just been named Geist Patrol’s 2021 “Officer of the Year.”

Officer Clark primarily patrols GHPOA during the night shift. He has been a steadfast presence protecting peoples’ homes and property during the hours we all sleep. He is credited with several arrests, several citizen compliments, and has been recognized by the command staff on many occasions for deeds well done.

Tony Craig, Director of Operations, states “Officer Clark is a major asset to our agency, and he is an outstanding Police Officer.