The monthly meeting of SC-Neighbors is from 9am-10am on the First Saturday of the month.  Join Greg Tucker as he leads a discussion on the health of our community, including input from special guest Officer Baca  from the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department, educating us on neighborhood watch  matters.

Access Cards - Don't Leave Home Without It! 

Each resident (age 6 years and older) is required to bring their Facility Access ID Card (Access Card) when using the Swim Club facility.  The Association's patrol staff and administrative staff reserves the right to ask for an individuals Access Card at any time.  If an individual cannot provide their Access Card, or if an individual is using someone else's Access Card, that individual will be asked to leave the property.  If you've lost your Access Card please visit the SCCA administrative office to obtain a new one.

 

Furthermore, the access cards deactivate every two years from the year you activated it. See down below for information when your card will deactivate. 

 

Please click here for more information on what will be asked to re-activate your cards. Call the administrative office at (951) 277-3257 if you have any questions.

 

Please help us welcome Top Security Service to Sycamore Creek as they assist us in promoting a safe and peaceful community.  We look forward to creating a lasting partnership with a quality service provider such as Top Security Service.  Here is their contact information:

 

Onsite Patrol Officer: (951) 870-3188

Dispatch Center: (951) 674-8465

Sycamore Creek's Pool Rules were established to provide an enjoyable recreational opportunity for our community residents and their guests, and to assure the safety of every individual at the pool.  

 

Sycamore Creek's Pool Rules may seem restrictive, but it is there for good reason.  For instance, one rule states, "Rafts, boogie boards, or any other items that would obstruct a clear view of the water are not permitted." While many of us like to float on the water, consider what may happen if every household brought a water toy (a boogie board or “donut”, perhaps) to the pool? Chances are, there will be hardly any room in the pool to swim or float!  From a safety standpoint, these devices will impede one's ability to swim in the pool.  Moreover, these devices will block the view of the water, which will prevent a parent or guardian to keep a good, close watch on their child or guest. 

 

As a Sycamore Creek resident, we encourage you to review Sycamore Creek's Pool Rules and to view the list of acceptable and unacceptable flotation devices.  With your understanding and cooperation, you can help promote a safe, relaxing, and enjoyable time at the pool for your family and for your guests!

 

We need your help!  Several of our cluster mailboxes have been broken into or outright stolen out from the ground.  With over 75 cluster mailboxes, it’s impossible for the Sheriff’s Department and our own patrol company to effectively monitor each one.  Therefore, we are encouraging residents be an advocate in your area by talking to each other and monitoring the cluster mailboxes on your street.  The more people we have watching the numerous cluster mailboxes, the greater the chance that the criminals will be caught or at the very least, be deterred.  

 

Please immediately report any suspicious activity to the local Sheriff’s Department (Lake Elsinore Station) by calling (951) 776-1099.  In addition, please report all break-ins to the local Sheriff’s Department and the Postal Inspector’s Office at (877) 876-2455.  

 

Thank you everyone for your efforts!  Here are some mail theft prevention tips that were provided by the Sheriff’s Department.