Over the last few weeks we have become aware of many trailers being broken into. We were able to pin point the area where we determined, with the property manager, Bill Warms and Legion Security, where the most break ins occurred. Legion Security started stake outs in the area all night and were able to zero in on one specific trailer. I had suggested that we get the permission from that property owner to enter the property and he was happy to help. Once entry was made many of the stolen items were recovered. If you are missing items you can call the office to ID items and claim them. The PSP have been on property and searching for this person daily. I was on property and personally seen one sometimes two PSP patrols along with our in house security. I also think it is important to make sure when we leave property that we take measures to make trailers less accessible to intruders. Don't leave curtains open for prying eyes. When purchasing big ticket items don't advertise by leaving boxes on deck or driveway. Place a bar in siding door or a pin thru door to prevent them from being pried open. Don't leave windows open when u leave as it also invites critters and thieves. Keeping an eye out for your neighbors is the best deterrent. Question those on properties that you don't know, or call security with a description. Get involved. Be a good neighbor. I hope this information was help full. If you have any questions call the office or you can contact me thru the office. I will call you back. Have a safe winter and see you all in the spring.                    Tom Annunziata BOD

1/23/12

RECREATION DIRECTOR WANTED

Part time seasonal with some per diem work before the season starts.  Call (570) 686-2800, or email info@lakeadventure.net, or send resume to LACA, 105 Office Way North, Milford, PA  18337.

January 4, 2012

The Commonwealth Court in Harrisburg, PA ruled that the Zoning Hearing Board must hear all zoning appeals first, before the Court of Common Pleas has jurisdictions. 

All of the Zoning Hearing Board appeals have concluded and Lake Adventure has three (3) appeals in the Pike County Court of Common Pleas.