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IMPORTANT NOTICE
VEHICLE BREAK-INS/VANDALISM
REMINDERS FROM PGA POA
The PGA National community has been fortunate to have almost no crime; however, recently there have been a number of vehicle break-ins and at least one stolen vehicle. The common factor is that residents are leaving their vehicles unlocked and, in some cases, leaving the keys (or the ‘fob’) in the car.
There have also been reports of people entering unlocked homes. Recently there were a few cases of spray-painting/vandalizing the new PGA park equipment and gazebos. Here are some reminders and requests:
1. LOCK YOUR CAR AND YOUR HOME! This applies to residents of gated communities too. EVERY neighborhood can be entered, even if there is 24 hour access control.
2. DO NOT LEAVE VALUABLES IN YOUR CAR and never, never, ever leave firearms or weapons in a vehicle.
3. SET YOUR HOUSE ALARM The weather has been beautiful lately but open windows need to be closed and locked when you go out. Speak to your alarm company about options for your system.
4. BE SUSPICIOUS If you see anyone wandering behind homes, call security or the Palm Beach Gardens Police Dept. Many home entries (“break-ins”) occur during the day.
5. The PGA National Parks are only open from dawn to dusk. If you see ANYONE in the parks after dark, call PGA Security at 561-627-1600.
6. Do not confront anyone! Let the police or security handle such matters. If you come home and realize someone has broken into your home, do not investigate. Leave immediately, go to a safe place and call 911.
St. Moritz Security has increased vehicle and foot patrols and the Palm Beach Gardens Police investigate all thefts, suspicious activity and vandalism but you are the best resource: report anything suspicious. PGA Security (561) 627-1600. Palm Beach Gardens Police non-emergency: (561) 799-4445.
Thank you for your assistance – Stay Safe!
Welcome !
by Dawn Levinstein - Property Manager
Whether you are new to the area or have lived in PGA for many years, you will find helpful information on this site.
PGA is a 2,340 acre community comprised of more than 40 individual neighborhood associations. Clicking this link - COMMUNITIES - will bring you to a list of the communities and access to the management company contact for each community.
The day-to-day operations are handled through the POA office on Fairway Drive by the Lang Management Company staff who report to the nine member Board of Governors. There are also a number of Committees who report to the Board. Information about the Board and the Committees can be found by clicking here for information on the BOARD and here for information on the COMMITTEES
Within PGA National there are also four golf courses and a world class spa and hotel with several restaurants, all open to the public. Residents and non-residents can purchase a golf membership or join the Fitness Center. A link to the PGA Resort and Spa can be found to the right of this article.
There are three beautiful PARKS for the residents’ use; two have playground equipment (Burwick Park and Marlwood Park) and one has a very nice jogging trail with fitness stations (Masters Park).
Under the heading of Documents and Forms (upper left) are a number of helpful forms for owners who plan to rent or sell a home in PGA; owners who are going away on vacation; and, of course, the complete governing documents and rules and regulations.
You should find answers to most of your questions on this site but if you need more information, please call us at (561) 627-2800. We will do our best to answer your questions or direct you to someone who can help.
Dawn
Whether you are new to the area or have lived in PGA for many years, you will find helpful information on this site.
PGA is a 2,340 acre community comprised of more than 40 individual neighborhood associations. Clicking this link - COMMUNITIES - will bring you to a list of the communities and access to the management company contact for each community.
The day-to-day operations are handled through the POA office on Fairway Drive by the Lang Management Company staff who report to the nine member Board of Governors. There are also a number of Committees who report to the Board. Information about the Board and the Committees can be found by clicking here for information on the BOARD and here for information on the COMMITTEES
Within PGA National there are also four golf courses and a world class spa and hotel with several restaurants, all open to the public. Residents and non-residents can purchase a golf membership or join the Fitness Center. A link to the PGA Resort and Spa can be found to the right of this article.
There are three beautiful PARKS for the residents’ use; two have playground equipment (Burwick Park and Marlwood Park) and one has a very nice jogging trail with fitness stations (Masters Park).
Under the heading of Documents and Forms (upper left) are a number of helpful forms for owners who plan to rent or sell a home in PGA; owners who are going away on vacation; and, of course, the complete governing documents and rules and regulations.
You should find answers to most of your questions on this site but if you need more information, please call us at (561) 627-2800. We will do our best to answer your questions or direct you to someone who can help.
Dawn
From your POA Board
by Mike Englesher - President, PGA-POA
As President of the Property Owners' Association, I am pleased to welcome you to PGA National - the finest gated community in South Florida.
Our community is under the direction of a Board of Directors, made up of homeowners, who serve for a two-year term of office. Board members also typically serve on one or more of the thirteen POA committees. Elsewhere on this website you can learn more about the Board members and the various committees.
The day-to-day management of the community is under contract to Lang Management Company and they have assigned a full-time Property Manager, Ms. Dawn Levinstein, who has an on-site office and staff right here in PGA National.
Also on-site is a full time security office managed, under contract, by Allied Universal Security Services. Mr. Keith Echols is our Director of Security.
The entire Board of Directors and I are happy to welcome you to PGA National and to our website. If you have any questions, concerns or problems, please let us know either directly or through our on-site Property Manager.
Thank you for your interest in Florida's Finest Gated Community!
Mike
As President of the Property Owners' Association, I am pleased to welcome you to PGA National - the finest gated community in South Florida.
Our community is under the direction of a Board of Directors, made up of homeowners, who serve for a two-year term of office. Board members also typically serve on one or more of the thirteen POA committees. Elsewhere on this website you can learn more about the Board members and the various committees.
The day-to-day management of the community is under contract to Lang Management Company and they have assigned a full-time Property Manager, Ms. Dawn Levinstein, who has an on-site office and staff right here in PGA National.
Also on-site is a full time security office managed, under contract, by Allied Universal Security Services. Mr. Keith Echols is our Director of Security.
The entire Board of Directors and I are happy to welcome you to PGA National and to our website. If you have any questions, concerns or problems, please let us know either directly or through our on-site Property Manager.
Thank you for your interest in Florida's Finest Gated Community!
Mike
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