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HURRICANE IAN - ARE YOU PREPARED? CLICK HERE FOR SOME HELPFUL INFORMATION...
 
HURRICANE SUPPLY KIT CLICK HERE
 
IT WOULD BE BENEFICIAL FOR YOU AND YOUR NEIGHBOR TO CHECK THE STORM DRAINS IN FRONT OF YOUR HOME, IF APPLICABLE, TO HELP ALLEVIATE POTENTIAL ADDITIONAL STREET FLOODING
 
The following safety tips were provided by Pasco County School Superintendent, Kurt Browning’s Office.    
 
Walk To School Safety Tips
1. Parents should plan a safe route and stick to it.
2. Don't take shortcuts.
3. Young children should always walk with an adult.
4. Older students should walk with a friend.
5. Don't push, shove, or chase each other when near the street.
6. Don't take rides from people if it wasn't arranged by a parent.
7. Wear bright-colored clothes.
8. Watch for cars at every driveway and intersection
 
8 ways to be safe while walking to school
1. Look both ways and use crosswalks — but don't assume you're seen. ...
2. Make eye contact with the driver. ...
Eyes up, phones down. ...
3. Walk in a group. ...
4. Walk on sidewalks or paths. ...
5. Cross with an adult. ...
6. Be a good role model. ...
7. Be visible.
 
PASCO COUNTY REGULATIONS FOR GOLF CART USAGE ON PUBLIC ROADWAYS CLICK HERE
 
EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBERS CLICK HERE

BEACON WOODS GETS A FACELIFT.  FOR DETAILS CLICK HERE
 
ADVANTAGES OF A SELF MANAGED ASSOCIATION. CLICK HERE

 
BOARD ADOPTS SOCIAL MEDIA POLICY CLICK HERE
 
PASCO COUNTY SHERIFF”S OFFICE CONTACT INFO:
Compliments, Complaints, Concerns
If you are trying to file a report call 727-847-8102 option 7. For compliments, complaints, or concerns email the Customer Service Unit at css@pascosheriff.org. Please include the following information in your email so that our customer service specialists may assist you better:
1) Name
2) Phone number
3) Description of what occurred
For complaints that concern serious violations of Sheriff’s Office general Orders (examples below) will be forwarded to the Professional Standards Unit for review.
Examples:
- Criminal Acts
- Sexual Harassment
- Untruthfulness
- Civil Rights Violations
- Corruption
- Excessive/Unnecessary Use of Force
Click here to download a Statement Complaint Form. The Statement of Complaint can be mailed or dropped off at 8700 Citizen Drive, New Port Richey, FL 34654.
 
PASCO COUNTY CODE ENFORCEMENT
Report A Violation
If you wish to file a county ordinance violation complaint, you may do so by the options provided below.
Contact Customer Service at 727-847-2411.
Online Complaint Submission
Go to:   www.pascocountyfl.net/391/code-enforcement
You will have to create an account on the Customer Service web site (link provided below) and click on the "Enforcement" tab to create an application. Follow the instructions throughout the application process providing all necessary details and required fields.
Providing an email address contact for your request allows for immediate updates in status changes of your request.
 
Common Code Violations
Inoperative / Unlicensed Vehicle(s)
Unmaintained Swimming Pool
Unsecured Swimming Pool
Trash, Junk, and Debris
Overgrown Property
Illegal Dumping
Fencing
Noise
 
 
 
 
 

SEND ALL CORRESPONDENCE
INCLUDING ESTOPPEL REQUESTS
TO EITHER:

BWCAI
12440 Clocktower Parkway
Bayonet Point, FL 34667

OR bwca@tampabay.rr.com

Maggi Kosuda, Manager
(727) 863-1267
Fax (727) 863-4857

2022 Board of Directors
President - Jim Gilligan
V. President - Chuck Webster
Secretary - Cathy Mannucci
Treasurer - Ron Hubbs
Director - Dixie Randall
Director - Ernest Pagnozzi
Director - Roger Beh

  

                                              

Upcoming Events

Architectural Review Committee
Wednesday, September 28th, 10am at Civic Center
To be held in the Patio Room.
Village Woods Workshop
Friday, September 30th, 10am at Civic Center
To be held in the conference room.
View All Events

Bulletins

TO PAY DUES ONLINE CLICK LINK BELOW
PAY DUES ONLINE  (via e-Check or Credit Card - Fees will apply
 
 
RECENT REPORTS OF COYOTE SIGHTINGS - READ ABOUT:
COYOTE FACTS...CLICK HERE AND HERE
 
HOURS OF OPERATION FOR CLUBHOUSE AND OUTSIDE FACILITIES CLICK HERE
 
TO VIEW THE BEACON WOODS DEED RESTRICTIONS AND PAINT COLORS CLICK ON COMMUNITY PROFILE ON THE UPPER LEFT SIDE OF THIS HOME PAGE AND SCROLL TO THE BOTTOM OF PAGE.
 
 
 
Can Tab Program
Please bring your can tabs to the Civic Center.  We are collecting the tabs to benefit Shriners Hospital for Children.  Although they may be small, the can tabs quickly add up and eventually bring a substantial amount of money each year to support the Shriner's mission to provide expert medical care to children at no cost.  Monies are also used to purchase items for the patients such as arts and crafts.
 

Assessments Now Due

The Beacon Woods 2022 Maintenance fees are $300.00 per year, $150.00 per 6 months or $75.00 per quarter for each home.

 
The 3rd Quarter assessments for 2022 are due for July, August and September.  Please check with the Civic Center for your correct balance.

The Administrative Late Fee of $25.00 will automatically be applied to delinquent accounts on the tenth day of the second month of the quarter (for this quarter that date is August 10th).   To avoid this Administrative late fee your payment must be received no later then August 9th.  Please bring or send your ID cards with your payments so they can be updated, as they are necessary for access to the facilities and the Board meetings.

PAYMENTS CAN BE MADE ONLINE, MAILED TO, OR DROPPED OFF AT THE CIVIC CENTER.  WE HAVE ALSO PURCHASED A DROP BOX SO YOU ARE NOW ABLE TO DROP YOUR PAYMENT OFF WHEN THE CIVIC CENTER IS CLOSED, IT IS LOCATED IN THE FRONT OF THE CLUBHOUSE.

Ambulance Fund Applications                       
Renewals and New memberships for August 1, 2022 thru July 31, 2023.  $10/person pays $100/emergency ambulance usage.  Click here for Ambulance Fund Application

Additional information: (please click)