MANAGER’S CORNER • September 27, 2013 COMMUNITY SERVICES ASSOCIATION
Items of Interest: Website: As many of you know, we had some website and e-mail problems this week. We have corrected these problems and the website and e-mail are back up. The website can now be found at: www.tgocsa.org. Please note that the only change is the last three letters. Previously we were .com, so be careful when you type the address in your browsers to put the .org. The CSA Staff and Board of Directors e-mail addresses also now end in @tgocsa.org instead of @tgocsa.com. These are all posted on the website at www.tgocsa.org. Text Messaging from the Mass Notification System: Many people now use text messaging, and next week we will send out a Mass Notification e-mail that will allow you to opt-into receiving text messages from the Mass Notification System. The e-mail will include instructions on how to opt-in. If you don’t want to receive text messages, then you don’t need to respond. If you do want text messages, then just follow the instructions. If you opt-in you can always opt-out if you change your mind. Document Change Written Consent Forms: If you haven’t returned your vote for the CSA document changes that were mailed in August, please do so as quickly as possible. We need to get those results tabulated and out to the community as soon as possible. If for some reason the USPS didn’t deliver your packet yet, you can access the it on the CSA’s website at www.tgocsa.org and mail your vote to 100-D Plantation Drive, Titusville, FL 32780. Hogs and Hog Damage: We are still having some hog damage, but the use of the capture dogs and traps has really helped. We will continue to run the dogs and set the traps to keep the hog population down. We have been moving the traps around to different areas with some good success. If you notice hog damage in your yard, please notify the CSA Office. Please take a look at the article in the Nature Center section on our hog control efforts. We will continue to put out e-mail notifications to the community before we run the capture dogs. Respectfully, Keith Lamb, CSA Manager
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