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Friday, January 27, 2012

KLHOA Welcomes You To Our Website! Welcome to the Killearn Lakes Homeowners Association website! We have a wonderful array of new features for you to use which is sure to make your stay here more enjoyable. Please register in the top right hand corner of this website to receive email alerts from our staff. If you need to rent a home or just announce a garage sale, you can do so on our FaceBook page. If you have a complaint please go to "report a problem" and follow instructions. We will respond as quickly as we can once submitted. We also have an interactive Web Calendar for upcoming events such as fundraisers, community events, board meetings, announcements and more. We encourage you to sign up to our Resident Email Alert for important reminders and news, as well as joining our Volunteer Sign-up for all future community events. The Killearn Lakes volunteer board and staff is available during business hours (M-F 9a-3p) to answer any questions you may have. Thank you. Find us on Facebook! THE KLHOA OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED THE FOLLOWING DATES FOR THE HOLIDAY SEASON: Friday December 23, 2011 Monday December 26, 2011 Friday December 30, 2011 Monday January 2, 2012 We have been getting more calls than usual regarding dogs in our neighborhood running loose without their leashes. Please take the time to view the following .pdf which details the most up to date Animal Control Ordinances. http://www.leoncountyfl.gov/animal/pdfs/Ordinance2011_11-21.pdf Heavy fines can be imposed if you are issued a citation. For "frequently asked questions" click here: http://www.leoncountyfl.gov/animal/acfaq.asp LATEST NEWS Residents Beware: Wildfire Risk “Todd W. Schroeder, wildfire mitigation specialist, cautions residents to contact their local Forest Service office before burning outdoors to check weather conditions and see whether there are any restrictions. Burning acreage requires an authorization from the Forest Service prior to ignition, and piles must meet required setbacks and dimensions in order for them to be legally burned. The Forest Service says residents need to be alert, focused and vigilant during winter time months. For more information call (850)488.1871” Tallahassee Democrat News Wires, November 19, 2011