Neighbors,

It has become known there is a person who is walking around the neighborhood, approaching vehicles, and attempting to enter them. If the doors have been unlocked this person has either rummaged or ransacked the contents of the vehicle. These incidents have been reported to the Constable, and as a result, they will be patrolling our neighborhood at night for the next two weeks to try and obtain and deter this criminal activity. 

If anyone has been a victim of criminal activity, PLEASE, report to the Constable, or Sara Mammadova, Constable liaison. The Constables are unable to help our neighborhood if they aren’t aware of these incidents. 

Constables: (281) 463-6666

Sara Mammadova: (832) 727-4452 

On Wednesday 9/15-9/16 the community pool will be closed while Southern Pools is sandblasting, cleaning, grouting, and repairing pool tiles. Once the new grout is laid it will need 24 hours to dry thus we expect the pool to be closed through Thursday, opening back up on Friday.

Sorry for the inconvenience while the work is being performed.

As you surely have felt leaving or coming,  Crystal Hills and Carriage Hill Drive have suffered through a great deal of cracking, buckling, and sinking. In response we have seen ineffectual serial patching over the years. The street damage has been exasperated by the sewer work, and increased traffic due to the construction on Kirkwood.

Houston’s 311 Hotline, provides a platform for citizens to inform the city of infrastructure needs such as those mentioned here.  We are requesting your help to assist in improving our neighborhood streets. The priority of this type of work by the city is largely determined by the volume of requests received. Thus, we ask that you call 311 to request repairs on the phone or submit an online request for service at http://www.houstontx.gov/311/.

The more consistent we are in our requests, the better our chances the city will identify the problem as the same one, and increase it’s priority. A sample description of the problem is provided below. 

“Crystal Hills Drive from the intersection with Briar Forest through the turn into Carriage Hill Drive has been ineffectively patched over and over by COH in the past. Recent sewer work on Carriage Hill Dr. increased heavy truck traffic, which resulted in severe cracking and magnified the problems caused by the serial patching. This street section needs to be repaved, not patched. All of Carriage Hill Drive has suffered a great deal of cracking, sinking and buckling precipitated by the sewer work.  Some sections of Carriage Hill were repaved by COH after the sewer work was completed and, as such,  are fine. However, most of the rest of the street remains heavily damaged.   We ask that the heavily damaged sections be repaved, not patched.”