Alternatively, you can fill out a printed membership application. Just click on the link below and print and complete the application. Then send it with your check to:

BT / BR / MC HOA
P.O. Box 795803
Dallas, TX 75239-5803

Click Here for the Printed 2009 Membership/Renewal Application (pdf)

All HOA members have the option of participating in our email alert system. E-alerts are sent out to provide the following types of information:

• Crime Alerts and VIP information
• Lost/Found pet information
• Notification of HOA social events
• Communication of pertinent neighborhood information

HOA members also receive a neighborhood directory with current HOA member contact information in addition to valuable listings including baby sitters, pet sitters, tutors, as well as a thorough listing of useful community contact numbers.

Membership supports:

• Neighborhood Property Upkeep – Membership dues provide the sole funding to support the water, electric and landscaping costs of the Frankford Road entrance, ~$12,000 annually! In addition to impacting overall property values, our entryway directly impacts first impressions of visitors and potential homebuyers alike.
• Neighborhood Services – HOA volunteers are instrumental in implementing programs that address safety (e.g., Crime Watch, VIP, e-Alerts), zoning concerns, and traffic issues (e.g., stop signs) in our neighborhood making our neighborhood safer for everyone.
• Neighborhood Fun – The HOA provides an avenue for neighbors to get to know each other through Association events (most notably the annual Spring Fling, the Holiday Party, and various children’s parties supported in part by Mothers Together) and through small group activities (dinner club, and book club). The result is an enhanced feeling of community in our neighborhood.

Thank you in advance for your participation in the coming year.

CodeRED: Emergency Calling System in Place for Residents

Collin Collin County residents can now register for a free, ultra high-speed telephone notification system that can deliver pre-recorded messages to home, business or cell phones in the event of a natural disaster or emergency.

CodeRED gives county officials a way to get emergency messages out to residents and businesses at a rate of 60,000 calls an hour, and can target calls to specific geographic areas for emergencies such as evacuation notices, flooding or a public health crisis.

The free service went online in August, and taps a variety of commercial phone databases for its initial sources of contact information, according to Kelley Stone, Collin County's Director of Homeland Security.

"Collin County residents also need to know that they can register directly with us to make sure we have the right number to call them when it counts the most," Stone said. "This is an incredibly effective notification system, but it's only as good as the information available."

CodeRED's residential update link allows residents to plug in their own information - including cell phones or unlisted numbers - that may not be on file with commercial databases. Officials say the information collected will remain completely private and will only be used to notify residents in critical situations. To register online, click here.

Required information includes first and last name, street address, physical address, no P.O. boxes, city, state, zip code, and primary phone number. Additional phone numbers can be entered, and residents can also have message option to be delivered in English, Spanish or to a TDD/TTY-enable phone for the hearing impaired. Because the CodeRED system is a geographical-based notification system, street addresses are necessary to select which phone numbers will receive emergency notification calls in a crisis.

The system is paid for through a state homeland security grant. Collin County contracted with Emergency Communications Network, Inc., of Ormond Beach, Fl., CodeRED's service provider.

For more information, please contact Collin County's Homeland Security at 972-548-5537 or (Metro) 972-424-1460 ext. 5537.

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