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See Something, Say Something

By rdarby · August 2, 2019

We want to remind all residents that if they see suspicious activity that they immediately report it to the police department. We have recently had incidents in the community with unauthorized individuals using the community facilities. Please do not assume that someone else will call or has called the police. Below is a list of suspicious activities that should be called in to the police.

• Suspicious individuals walking in the community
• Suspicious vehicles with individuals inside of it
• Individuals using drugs in the community
• Individuals walking along the perimeter of the community (view glass or wrought iron)
• Any tent encampments in or around the community

If you feel that the threat is immediate where someone may be harmed or theft may occur, call 9-1-1.

If the suspicious activity is not an immediate threat, call the Laguna Niguel Police Department at (949) 770-6011.

Package and Mail Theft

By rdarby · May 10, 2019

To protect your mail and packages from theft, below are some helpful hints.

Package Theft Prevention

·         Always track your package deliveries so that you know when they are estimated to arrive at your home.

·         Make sure that someone is home to receive the delivery, or that a trusted neighbor is available to receive the package on your behalf.

·         Never leave your deliveries unattended in front of your door.

·         If they are delivering a package, make sure they leave it in front of your door and not in front of the building entrance.

·         Always require a signature when having items delivered.

Mail Theft Prevention

·         Always use a U.S. Postal collection box or deposit your mail inside your local post office.

·         Whether you have a home mailbox or use a post office box, you should always collect your mail on the day it is delivered.  Never leave it in your mailbox overnight.

·         Mail thieves look for bank statements and credit card bills, which can be used to create counterfeit checks or fake identifications.

·         Thieves also look for personal checks enclosed in utility bills or other payments.  Thieves take these stolen checks, remove the ink, and then fill out the blank check with their name and desired amount.

·         Never send cash or coins through the mail.

·         When reordering checks, have them sent to your bank.

·         When you travel, ask a trusted friend or neighbor to pick up your mail or have the post office hold your mail.

Are you Receiving Association Communication Electronically?

By rdarby · February 8, 2019

Are you receiving communication from the Association electronically? Did you want to receive your bulling via e-mail instead of the mail?

If so, register for the Resident Portal at https://resident.actionlife.com and register your e-mail to receive your communication and statements via e-mail.

Through the resident Portal, you can also:

  • Review your Statement
  • Obtain Association Documents
  • Generate Work Orders