BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND COMMITTEES
     In January the Crestlake Homeowners' Association (CHOA) organized its Board of Directors and committees for 2009.

     Board of Directors
     President - Jim Brock
     Vice-President - Mike Anderson
     Treasurer - Jaime Kofoot
     Secretary - Michele Guido
     Sergeant at Arms - Paul Duitsman
     Members at Large - Ginny Bolan, Rick Edwards, Cindy Ferry, Elmer Nicklas

     Committees
     Architectural Committee
          Rick Edwards - Chair
          Jim Brock
     Babysitters Committee
          Mike Anderson - Chair
          MT Campbell, Jendie Getty, Michele Guido
     Neighborhood Watch Committee
          Jim Brock - Chair
          Ginny Bolan, Michele Guido
     Ponds and Commons Committee
          Elmer Nicklas - Chair
          Paul Duitsman, Ernie Monk, Phyllis Williams
     Social Committee
          Rick Edwards - Chair
          Halloween Gathering: Janilyn Daily, Dianne Gorvin, Rhonda Littlefield
     Web and Communications Committee
          Mike Anderson - Chair & Webmaster
          Newsletter: Maggie Anderson, Ginny Bolan

     Your Board of Directors meets monthly at 7:00 p.m. on the second Thursday at the St. Joseph Township Building, 400 W. Sherman St. Here is the schedule for the remainder of 2009:
     July 9
     August 13
     September 10
     October 8
     November 12
     December 10

     The Annual Membership Meeting of the CHOA will be held January 17, 2010.

The Village has outside spigot water meters for sale. The cost of each meter is $55. When you bring it in for a reading, you will receive a credit on your sewer bill.

Courtesy of the Village web site

NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH
     Efforts to organize a Neighborhood Watch program in Crestlake are well underway.  Crestlake has been divided into 21 areas consisting of approximately 18 homes each.
     So far Block Captains have volunteered for 8 of the 21 areas.  That leaves 13 areas that still need Block Captains. The outlined areas in the map below still need a Block Captain. In the other areas of the map (not outlined), an asterisk indicates where the Block Captain lives and a systematic plan of response is in process of being developed.