NO Trespassing




Hello Homeowners,

I want to start off by saying Please if you have any child that has friends in surrounding neighborhoods to not illegally jump the pool fence. This issue has started early this year and I only see it getting worse as the temps go up. The big issue and concern here are if someone jumps the fence and gets hurt or someone jumps the fence and we chemically pumped up the pool this can lead to serious medical problems almost immediately or long term.

So with that being said anyone jumping the pool when its closed even residence can get a Criminal trespassing charge or 1 to a 2-year ban from the pool. The ban is more geared toward homeowners, but we can issue a CT as well. To note we have had homeowners kids jumping the fence from the last police encounter about 3 weeks ago.


So Please ifyou know anyone or see anyone at the pool or jumping the fence you should tell them no or just give us a call but if we come out and the pool is closed or the person is not a guest of a homeowner we will issue a CT.

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