Update on District Safety Measures: SEAL Security Onboarded and No Flock Cameras

The District has contracted with SEAL Security to provide supplemental security services to achieve 24-hour security coverage across the district in conjunction with the Fort Bend County Constables Office. After significant deliberation, the Board of Directors elected to not move forward with the installation of Flock Safety cameras, citing concerns over data access and potential invasion of residents’ privacy.

Join Us for a District-Wide Clean Up Event!

Let’s work together to keep our community beautiful! You are cordially invited to participate in our upcoming District Clean Up event.

Date: Saturday, November 15th
Time: 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Meeting Location: The Shed
Address: 30757 Jordan Crossing Boulevard, Fulshear, Texas 77423

We will use The Shed as our central meeting point to kick off the event, distribute supplies, and coordinate our efforts.

We are pleased to have the support of two Champions workers who will be on-site for the duration of the event to assist with the cleanup efforts.

This is a wonderful opportunity to meet your neighbors, contribute to our community’s upkeep, and enjoy the outdoors. Even an hour of your time can make a significant difference!

We look forward to seeing you there!

Hurricane Season is Here – Stay Safe & Follow Waste Guidelines

As we enter peak hurricane season, your safety is our top priority. Please review the following waste collection guidelines to help us serve you efficiently after a storm:

🗑️ First Week After the Storm

  • Priority Collection: We focus on removing perishable waste (e.g., spoiled food) due to power outages.
  • Regular Trash Pickup: Resumes as conditions allow.
  • Lawn Waste: Temporarily suspended during the emergency phase.

🌿 After the Emergency Phase

  • Grass Clippings: Use clear or brown paper bags (recommended, not required).
  • Household Trash: Use white bags (recommended, not required).
  • Important: Keep all bags separate from storm debris. (recommended to be in black bags)

🌳 What Counts as Storm Debris?

Storm debris includes materials from hurricanes, floods, or windstorms, such as:

  • Fallen trees, branches, and leaves
  • Damaged fences, roofing, or water-damaged household items

🚧 How to Prepare Storm Debris

  • Place storm debris at the curb, separate from regular trash.
  • Refer to the diagram (see picture) for proper placement.

⚠️ Important Reminders

  • Storm debris and construction/remodeling waste are not included in standard trash service.
  • For full details, visit: www.best-trash.com