Mesas Neighbors,
Be advised there is/was a suspicious character roaming around the neighborhood . My garage door was open and he was walking up to it, when he saw me, he claimed to be 'a businessman'. I told him if he was soliciting something that he was doing it illegally and that our instructions are to call the police.
Within a few minutes there were three Bexar County Sheriff cars in response (an encouraging sign). I believe they found the person somewhere and told him to leave because as he was walking out of our neighborhood, he 'was yelling things my way.'
Be vigilant and report suspicious activity immediately. I appreciate your watchful eyes!
Regards, Jeff
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Ladies and Gentlemen,
The Home Owners Association documents we all received and agreed to when we bought our houses specifically states there is no trespassing allowed in the community (Mesas or The Ridge). Neither the HOA, as represented by the board of directors, nor the management company would violate the agreement by granting anyone or any organization permission to solicit in the community.
If anyone tells you that they have permission, they are not telling you the truth. It is important to our mutual security that we deny them access to our homes and our community.
Regards, Ken
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I'm glad to hear that people are reporting suspicious behavior by calling the Bexar County Sheriff. Don't hesitate to request the Sheriff for routine patrols. They will be happy to drive through the neighborhood to check things out.
Bexar County Sheriff's Website
Signs at the entrances say, "Private Property, No Soliciting, No Trespassing". We live in a gated community with private roads that we paid for. Only residents, invited guests, and home builders/workers should be in our neighborhood.
Regards, Troy
