June 2023 Community Newsletter

June 9, 2023

Garage Sale Saturday

This year’s Spring sale is set for this weekend, Saturday, June 10th, from 8am-5pm. You are welcome to start and stop as you please. Each resident that wants to participate should set their items in the driveway the day of the sale and clean up the same day when finished. If you have left over items you can donate to a local youth ranch, Savers, or call St. Vincent de Paul, as they will sometimes do pickups. You can also coordinate with the trash services for any additional pickups. We’ve placed an ad in the Idaho Statesman, and will post signs at the entrances. We encourage residents to post on social media and also put out their own directional signs on the day of. Good luck to everyone participating!

Fireworks

Please remember to use caution when lighting fireworks, keeping them away from neighboring homes and roofs. We also ask that neighbors be courteous to each other and surrounding pets who may not enjoy the holiday as much. If you choose to use legal fireworks, here are some great tips from the National Safety Council.

Canyon County Mosquito

Mosquitos are out. If you have concerns or need abatement, you can reach out to Canyon County at 208-461-8633.

Pool Reminders

Please help us have a great swimming season by knowing the RULES and adhering to them. They are for everyone’s enjoyment and safety!

• Please do not let kids throw rocks into the pool area.
• No oversized inflatables!
• Do not let people in without a key.
• The pool closes at 10pm. Afterwards you are trespassing, and will be reported to the police, and your pool key turned off.
• The pool is not your babysitter. Kids must be 13 years of age to go alone, and if under 13, they must be accompanied by someone 18 years and older. A 13-year-old sibling cannot watch a younger sibling.
• Please be courteous to others also at the pool! No throwing toys or balls over others or across the pool.
• Use headphones, not everyone likes your music.
• No food or drink in the pool. Please keep this to the sides away from the water, and clean up your trash.
• Use appropriate plastic swim pants for those still potty training. Basic swim diapers are not enough (they leak) and this causes pool shutdowns.

Whom Do I Call?

Have you ever thought this? Well, here are some tips on who to call for certain topics:

• Vandalism, Theft, Speeding, Noise after 10pm: call 208-465-2257, or even make a report online at https://www.cityofnampa.us/1451/Police.
• Irrigation: Caldwell Irrigation 208-455-3070
• Neighbor Concern: Ann Marie Baird, Brighton, 208-287-0514 or email hoa@brightoncorp.com.
• Animal Complaints: Animal Control 208-465-2257

Upcoming Events

If you’re interested in organizing an event for the community, please reach out to HOA@brightoncorp.com.

June 10 – Spring Garage Sale

July 11 – Meet the Mayor & More

September 9 – Fall Garage Sale

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This post was written by Arbor