From the Access Control Committee – August 2026
Changed the license plates on your vehicles? Please let the guardhouse know, so you can be contacted in case there is an incident involving your vehicle. School starts this month, and that means school busses, students at bus stops or walking in the community and...
From the Access Control Committee July 2026
The first thought of July 4, which is very special this year, can be fireworks and gatherings. Be aware though, no fireworks are allowed in Deercreek for the following reasons: The ones that explode or go into the air are illegal in Duval County, Jacksonville and...
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June is a party month with gatherings celebrating all types of events. Residents can expedite their guests’ entry to parties or gatherings by doing things: Making sure guests know to have their drivers’ licenses out ready for review BEFORE reaching the visitor...
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May is a month of many activities which also translates to lots of opportunities for incidents. • School will be ending for some students. That means more local traffic with bikes and cars, and the opportunity for vandalism. Be watchful for children and older young...
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Easter gatherings will be occurring in April. Please be sure guest names are entered in the gate software at least 24 hours before the gathering. With gatherings there are more vehicles, so please be courteous to and vigilant of others. Do not forget to lock all...
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Spring Break will occur in March, for some schools March 16 through 20 and then Monday, March 23 as well. Vandalism incidents can increase during this time so it is very important to be watchful and report anything unusual to the guards or JSO with identifying...From the Access Control Committee
February finds things back on usual schedules after the holidays, but the need for diligence regarding security and safety never slow down or stop. Safety reminders – Please wear light clothing and no head phones or earbuds if you are determined to walk or run...
From the Access Control Committee
The Holidays are here, and here are some things to remember: First, SAFETY and SECURITY. Both are mentioned almost monthly in the newsletter, but the emphasis on them can never stop as they are important 24/7/365. All vehicles locked, no valuables, especially...