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WINDCREST POLICE DEPARTMENT
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Drug Disposal
October 22nd
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A monthly newsletter for the residents of the City of Windcrest published by Neighborhood News ™ Inc.
Volume 16  Issue 10  October 2016
city of
City of Windcrest
8601 Midcrown
Windcrest, TX 78239-2598
City Administration
8:00 a.m.- 5:00 p.m.
Monday - Friday
210-655-0022
City Manager – Rafael Castillo
ext. 2120[email protected]
City Council
Mayor – Alan E. Baxter
210-846-5507
[email protected]
Place 1 - Gerd Jacobi
210-657-9547[email protected]
Place 2 - Jim Shelton
Place 3 - Pam Dodson
Mayor Pro-tem – Kimberly Wright
Place 5 – Matt Vandenberg
Departments 210-655-0022
Permits/FD Admin - Stephanie Ferencak
City Secretary/Municipal Court
Kelly Rodriguez
ext. 2250 [email protected]
Public Works – Tom Garcia
Police Department – Chief Al Ballew
210-655-2666 [email protected]
Code Enforcement Unit
210-655-2666
Animal Control Unit
210-655-2666
Fire Department – Chief Josh Brown
ext. 2180
Finance – Don Hakala
Boards and Commissions
EDC – Tim Maloney
[email protected]
EDC Coordinator – Ashley Wayman
[email protected]
P & Z – Col. Henry Berman
210-655-5650
WCCPD - Dr. William Mueller
210-654-7377 (no email)
Parks and Rec – Jan Leaders
Board of Adjustments – Veronica Dixon
210-273-6081
Newsletter – Kelly Hamilton
Firemen’s Pension - Chief Josh Brown
ext. 2180  [email protected]
President of Windcrest Little League
-Marshal Valadez
M
ayor’s Message
Dear Friends, Neighbors and Citizens,
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October is here, so that means the new Fiscal Year has started. The budget will have been passed and in
effect! National Night-Out is this month, Tuesday, October 4th. This is a great time to meet our police
officers and staff, as well as your neighbors. At the end of this month is Halloween. The Fire Department is
setting up a Haunted House at City Hall in the Fire Bay. Bring the family as it is a lot of fun. There has been
tremendous support from our city’s best asset, our residents, with regards to citizens volunteering for the
different committees and commissions. We are continuing to witness the growth of TEAM WINDCREST
- both city pride and citizen participation are growing. We encourage you to remain active and involved, and
we promise that we will continue to modify, change and refine how we do business. As we all know: If we
stay the same, we cannot improve.
Fall Brush Pick-Up (Re-cap): This service for the community should be complete or very close to
completion by the time you receive this Newsletter. We hope those that needed this service were able to
take advantage of it. We are fortunate in Windcrest in that we do not have limits and that Republic Services
allows us to divide the city into Sections so we can time this service out for everyone’s convenience as close
to schedule as possible. We appreciate everyone’s patience if your pick-up was delayed. It will all be picked
up. Again, we appreciate everyone’s cooperation. It is a great service, and we have another one scheduled for
the Spring time. We will release those dates in the near future. Thank you to Republic Services!
Mayor Town Hall (Re-cap): I enjoyed meeting those that attended my Town Hall, an informal meeting
to discuss the budget. I hope those that attended found it worthwhile. I plan to have another one next year
as well. Thanks to all those that attended and thank you to the Windcrest Golf Course for providing a fun
environment. The Windcrest Golf Course is open to the public and they also have a restaurant and full bar.
I encourage everyone to go by and check out the facility, and also to try to shop and be customers of all the
businesses in Windcrest.
Trunk or Treat/Haunted House in the Fire Bay, October 31st: This is a very fun event. I encourage
everyone to attend. I especially encourage you to attend the Haunted House in the Fire Bay. Wow – the
Volunteer Firefighters started this tradition several years ago. It has been a huge success. Please thank these
brave Firefighters for all they do. They not only protect us, but they do so much for the community, especially
the children. They take time out of their day to help others. If you wish to support their efforts in any way,
please contact the new Fire Chief at 210-655-0022.
Budget Summary: For the fifth year in a row, we will see a reduction in the City’s residential property
tax rate. The tax rate was reduced approximately 7%. Note that at the time I am writing this article, the
budget has not been finalized yet, so things can change. Also note, I will be sending out a special mail piece
regarding the budget once it is passed and finalized. With regards to infrastructure and amenities, we are
systematically catching up on items that in the past were neglected. The Council decided to keep the $5
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residential permit fee for most permits that this administration
initiated when I became mayor. It has proven to encourage folks to
invest in their homes and to use licensed contractors. It does not look
like the Council will be reducing your garbage bill this year. To do this
costs the city’s general fund approximately $100,000. The Council
wants to direct this money into infrastructure. Note, the Council did
vote to increase the commercial garbage fee by 20%. This increase will
not have an adverse effect on Economic Development. We still have
one of the lowest rates for commercial in Bexar County. This will
generate approximately $120,000 in new revenue for our city. This year
the money is specifically earmarked for alley repair and maintenance.
Our employees will see a raise and receive a stipend, as well as keeping
their excellent health benefits status quo. You will see approximately
$1,000,000 invested in the streets, over $250,000 in parks and over
$200,000 invested in other amenities and infrastructure. We were also
able to meet virtually every request from staff. We are still doing all of
this with cash and incurring no debt. We are virtually debt free coupled
with sales tax revenue increasing approximately 6%-7% each year! No
city in Bexar County has come close to matching our fiscal record.
Again, we have done all of this while still investing in our community,
adding assets with regards to Public Safety – Police, Fire and First
Responders, and maintaining, adding and improving our streets, parks
and common areas. By the time you receive this Newsletter, the final
budget will be passed and adopted. Please go on to the city website and
view the Budget at your leisure. If you have any questions, please call
me on my cell at 210-846-5507.
All voting is at the Takas Park Civic Center. Please come to vote.
If you are registered please come out and vote. Bring your voter
registration card, but if for some reason you do not have that readily
available, all that is required is a photo ID.
Women’s Club Presents the 2016 Windcrest Light-Up & Save the
Dates: We want to keep reminding everyone that this year’s theme
is "LET’S SAFARI!" It is time to start thinking about decorating
ideas. I have received quite a few comments on the theme and people
are excited. I believe this year’s Light-Up will be the grandest ever.
Some save the dates: December 2 Deadline to enter the Contests,
December 6 Judging, December 10 Light-Up, January 5, 2017 the
Award Ceremony at Takas Park Civic Center. Let’s make this LightUp the best ever!
Economic Development: It is an exciting time with many more
deals to close in the coming months. Here is some of the latest
exciting news. Behind the IN-N-Out Burger and Pollo Tropical there
will be a new hotel! It will be a Holiday Inn Express. Ground has
been broken. We hope to see this new hotel completed within the
next 6 months. Additionally, many businesses are leasing the light
industrial and warehouse spaces being developed on Eisenhauer
Road. This is bringing hundreds of more jobs based here in
Windcrest. The new Whataburger on the I-35 access road next
to Buffalo Wild Wings is under construction and should be open
within the next 120 days. Also, two new restaurants have committed
to Windcrest. We will be making those announcements in the very
near future. It is estimated that these new businesses will be bringing
in over $750,000 of added tax revenue to our city per year! We
are close to announcing several other deals. We will see a lot of new
amenities for our city and our residents soon. Thanks for all the hard
work of the administration and staff. Special thanks to all those on
the Windcrest Economic Development Corporation!!
Elections: Early Voting & Election Day, November 8th at Takas
Park Civic Center: There will be an election for three Windcrest City
Council Positions and two Water Board positions. It is in November at
the same time and on the same ballot as the State, County and National
races and issues. Early Voting for the polling places for WINDCREST
voting precincts 4050, 4051, 4107, 4192, and 4195 for early voting for
the November 8, 2016 election will be at the Windcrest Takas Park and
the hours are currently scheduled as follows:
Interesting Sports News: Windcrest has always been known as
the home of some super golfers. This year, the Greater San Antonio
(GSA) Men’s Senior Championship was won by Windcrest resident
John Pierce. The GSA Super Senior Men’s Championship was also
won by a Windcrest resident – Mike Arnold. Both of these men
are highly decorated amateur players and represent Windcrest!
Congratulations to those two for this huge accomplishment.
Monday, October 24, 2016 through Friday, October 28, 2016 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Saturday, October 29, 2016 -8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Sunday, October 30, 2016 - 12:00 noon to 6:00 p.m.
Volunteering and Participating: We need more people on the
Windcrest Citizens’ Patrol and Animal Task Force. Please call Kelly
Hamilton at City Hall if you wish to volunteer. Remember that there
are still places of service within the City. If you want to participate or
volunteer in any area of the City, you won’t be turned away. Give me
a call or email me to get involved.
Monday,October 31, 2016 through Friday, November 4, 20168:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
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Please email me if you wish me to add something to my article. When
you visit City Hall, please stop in and say hello.
Thinking of selling
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Remember that I welcome and answer every phone call and email.
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Your Mayor and humble servant,
Alan E. Baxter
30 YEARS EXPERIENCE
Windcrest Resident
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Councilmember
From Your Mayor Pro-Tem
Jim Shelton
Kimberly Wright
[email protected]
[email protected]
I love the natural setting of our
backyard. It is an oasis for all kinds
of God’s creatures. We have carefully
chosen the trees, bushes, and flowers
which encourage populations of
various insects, lizards, birds, and
occasional wildlife.
Veterans and active-duty military not in uniform can now render the
military-style hand salute during the playing of the national anthem,
thanks to changes in federal law that took effect this month.
“The military salute is a unique gesture of respect that marks those who
have served in our nation’s armed forces,” said Secretary of Veterans
Affairs Dr. James B. Peake. “This provision allows the application of
that honor in all events involving our nation’s flag.”
Fostering a balance between predators and prey, we
enjoy a mosquito free backyard. For those mosquitoes
which escape their predators, we also have a bug zapper
with ½ acre coverage.
The new provision improves upon a little known change in federal
law last year that authorized veterans to render the military-style hand
salute during the raising, lowering or passing of the flag, but it did not
address salutes during the national anthem. Last year’s provision also
applied to members of the armed forces while not in uniform.
One of the biggest predators of mosquitoes is the
dragonfly. For hundreds of years, dragonflies have
been referred to as “mosquito hawks.” They consume
mosquitoes all hours of the day, from dawn to dusk. The
National Wildlife Federation touts them as dangerous
beauties because they are voracious predators and their
appetite is bottomless!
Traditionally, members of the nation’s veterans service organizations
have rendered the hand-salute during the national anthem and at
events involving the national flag while wearing their organization’s
official head-gear. The most recent change, authorizing hand-salutes during the national
anthem by veterans and out-of-uniform military personnel, was
sponsored by Sen. Jim Inhofe of Oklahoma, an Army veteran. It was
included in the Defense Authorization Act of 2009, which President
Bush signed on Oct. 14. While dragonflies are great for mosquito abatement,
they are also very colorful and interesting to watch. We
have observed colors of purple, blue, green, yellow, and
orange. They are aerial acrobats which provide quite a
show with their darting and flitting.
The earlier provision authorizing hand-salutes for veterans and out-ofuniform military personnel during the raising, lowering or passing of
the flag, was contained in the National Defense Authorization Act of
2008, which took effect Jan. 28, 2008.
I am a proud AMERICAN and a proud VETERAN. I respect and
honor the right that I have to salute our AMERICAN FLAG.
If you would like to attract some “mosquito hawks” to
your yard, check out the National Wildlife Federation’s
website. (www.nwf.org)
Jim Shelton
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Councilmember
maybe she did not always swallow the pill? Well she almost died but
with the expert help of our local Veterinarian Mausi survived. So now
we give her Revolution every month this is a drop behind her head
which helps prevent fleas and heartworms.
Matt Vandenberg
[email protected]
Last month during one of our budget meetings I had mentioned that
we should purchase a New Van for Animal Control. A Van that has AC
front and in the rear. I hope that this will happen. Recently questions have arisen about the continued viability of a
Volunteer Fire Department in Windcrest. While some have suggested
that it is improper to raise this issue, I disagree. We always owe it to
residents to explore all possibilities to ensure their continued safety.
However, the manner in which we discuss important issues facing
the city says a lot about us as a community. Do we present sincere
questions, consider alternatives, acknowledge positives and negatives
and invite a broad discussion? Or, do we criticize and demean in hopes
that we can make something look so unattractive that any alternative
will seem more appealing no matter the cost? The former of these
options is what democracy is designed to foster. The latter leads to
undesirable legislative outcomes.
I welcome an open discussion about the future of firefighting in
Windcrest, but only if the discussion is founded upon respect for those
who literally put their lives on the line to protect people and property
within our fair city. While we need to make whatever decision is best
for the community, I fully expect that thoughtful consideration of the
feasible alternatives will demonstrate that a volunteer fire department
is a safe and economically sound course for Windcrest for the years
ahead and that a change is needed not in the nature of the department,
but rather in the form of increased support that we as a community
provide to it.
I look forward to hearing your thoughts.
Our animals are helpless and they depend on us to take care of them.
Thank you.
Do not forget to vote it is your Constitutional right.
If you wish to contact me please call 210-366-0160.
Councilmember
Pam Dodson
[email protected]
I am pleased to bring to Windcrest
an opportunity to dispose of your
prescription or over the counter
drugs……National Prescription
Drug Take-Back Day! Because of
a question from resident Claudia
Hill, I did some investigating and
found this program offered by the DEA. A great way to dispose of those
drugs that are no longer needed or have expired. Please come by City
Hall to drop off your drugs. You can bring them in their containers
(please remove your prescription label) or you can dump all in one
container. Please nothing with needles or sharpies.
Councilmember
Gerd E. Jacobi
October 22, 2016
10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
[email protected]
The National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day aims to provide a safe,
convenient, and responsible means of disposing of prescription drugs.
OUR ANIMALS
Better Built
Home Improvements
Let me start by saying that I support our animals. I have a black and
brown longhaired Dachshund named Mausi. Since our children have
grown and are now married, but still live here in Windcrest, Mausi has
come to be considered as one of our children. I know that this sounds
crazy, but ever since we saved our dog from the pound several years
ago we have gone the extra mile for animals. Quality Work at Affordable Prices
Kitchen & Bath Remodeling
Painting • Carpentry
Plumbing · Electrical
Fences · Tile
and much more!
Today Mausi has complete run of our house and we would not have it
any other way. I am sure that everyone in our Community that has an
animal, has their own story. NO JOB TOO SMALL!
A few years ago Mausi was bitten by a mosquito at one of our local
ponds and she had heartworms. We thought that she was protected
because we always gave a pill every month against heartworm but
210.439.1308
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Now Enrolling for:
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Call for info
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City Secretary News,
Kelly Rodriguez
POLICE DEPARTMENT NEWS
Chief of Police A. O. “Al” Ballew
[email protected]
During the month of August the Mayor and Council passed an Ordinance and
some Resolutions that you may be interested in. Please note that the links after
the statements are links to the meetings on the City of Windcrest website. To
view the whole discussion of the City Council, simply type it in to the search bar
on your internet browser.
Ordinances
08.17.16 SCCM
http://windcresttx.granicus.com/MediaPlayer.php?view_id=8&clip_id=1753
2016-748(O), ordering a general election on November 8, 2016 for the purpose
of electing three council members to City Council places one, two and three for
the City of Windcrest; making provisions for the conduct of such election and
resolving other matters related to the conduct of such election.
Resolutions
08.01.16 RCCM
2016-589(R), renewal of the Penntex Commercial Services contract for City
Hall janitorial services upon the same terms and conditions provided in the
previous contract.
2016-590(R), annual renewal of the agreement with Penntex Commercial
Services upon the same terms and conditions provided in the original agreement
for the performance of Civic Center janitorial services (RFP 14-15-001).
2016-591(R), annual renewal of the Acadian Ambulance Services agreement
upon the same terms and conditions provided in the original agreement.
2016-592(R), updating the names of authorized representatives of the City of
Windcrest to approve transactions at Texpool.
2016-593(R), updating the names of authorized representatives of the City of
Windcrest to approve banking transactions at Frost Bank.
08.15.16 RCCM
2016-595(R), authorizing the purchase of one (1) 2017 Chevrolet Tahoe PPV
and (1) 2017 Chevrolet Caprice PPV from Caldwell Country Chevrolet for a
total price of $81,935.00
08.31.16 SCCM
2016-597(R), selecting providers for medical, dental, vision, life/AD&D and
supplemental plans for employees of the city commencing October 1, 2016.
The polling places for WINDCREST voting precincts 4050, 4051, 4107,
4192, and 4195 for early voting for the November 8, 2016 election will be at the
Windcrest Takas Park and the hours are currently scheduled as follows:
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It has been a busy month for the City of Windcrest EDC! A
ribbon cutting was held in September for our newest business
Halfen USA. This construction technology leader recently
opened its doors at 4965 Eisenhauer Road, and we are excited
for its future here in Windcrest! Below is a picture from the
ribbon cutting on September 7th. As far as other construction
news goes, the City’s second Whataburger is moving along on
schedule. Ground has also been broken for the Holiday Inn
Express located behind Pollo Tropical. These will both be great
additions to the City of Windcrest’s already successful business
district!
Founded in 1976, the
Windcrest Citizens Patrol
will be celebrating its
historic 40th anniversary of
service to the community.
The organization would
like to create a roster of
past volunteers along with
their present addresses and phone numbers. We appreciate the
time and talent they dedicated to the organization and to the
community as well as the commitment they evidenced by their
participation. To help create this roster, please call one of the
WCP Team Captains named on the back page of the newsletter.
The list will help us plan for the October 20th social event
marking this iconic Anniversary.
Finally, the progress of new development along Eisenhauer
Road is scheduled to be revealed in the near future, so stay tuned
for more updates from the WEDC!
Col. Henry M Berman
CPT/Coordinator WCP
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From the Desk of
TO M G A R C I A
Director of Public Works
[email protected]
With recent rains and mild weather, it remains important to
continue monitoring for stagnant water that may help breed
mosquitos in and around your area. The City has taken a
proactive approach, however your efforts will help tremendously
in battling these pests.
This month our Windcrest CERT Team would like for you
to look into the following website. It is full of important
information to help you prepare for disaster. You don’t want
to wait till a disaster happens or slip into the mindset that it
will never happen to you. Take time to “Be Prepared.” Make it
a family Project!
Alley repairs will start very soon. Our new budget has kicked in
and the crew will be concentrating on these repairs. We already
have a list of alleys that need this service. We will be there shortly.
www.emergencymgmt.com/disaster/national-preparednessmonth-how-to-be-ready-for-the-next-emergency.html
We continue to work on our streets. From fixing pot holes to
crack sealing the pavement. Please detour when you see these
crews working in our city. Taking a route around the workers
helps with work productivity and safety of the crew. Many
thanks.
Kathie Maloney CERT Program Coordinator. 210-887-5069
[email protected]
Enjoy your beautiful City.
Tom Garcia (Public Works Director)
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Thanks to everyone that took
advantage of the brush pickup last
month, making sure you trimmed
your low hanging branches
over the roadway, alley and/or
street signs. If your branches
are lower than 13 feet 6 inches,
please measure and trim them
accordingly. The Fire Department
will be happy to know their trucks can pass through our streets
safely as well as eliminating a traffic hazard for motorists. Plenty
of rain has fallen this season; your efforts in keeping up with your
lawn care are appreciated. Some contractors have been found to
be working without permits; ask the contractor for their permit
before starting work on your property. If the contractor says
they don’t need one, ask us! Contractor signs can only be posted
when they are physically working on your property. Whenever
the contractor goes home so does the sign and when they return
to work their sign can go back up.
Political season is here! If you are placing signs on private
properties, please get permission from the property owner
before placing a sign on their property. For guidance on what
size is allowed as well as where and when they can be posted,
refer to the city ordinance in Chapter 109.
If you require any assistance or want to report a violation of the
Windcrest City Code, please contact the Code Compliance &
Enforcement Unit by calling the Windcrest Police Department
Dispatcher at 210-655-2666 or you can send an email through
the link provided on the Code Enforcement site.
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MUNICIPAL COURT REPORT
By Kelly Rodriguez, Municipal Court Clerk,
[email protected]
(210) 655-0022 ext 2250
Windcrest Municipal Court Tip Line
The Windcrest Municipal Court held a Warrant Round Up on September 12 – 16, 2016. Look for the results in Novembers
article. Make sure to attend National Night Out on October 4 at City Hall and visit the Municipal Court booth . REMINDER
– Windcrest Municipal Court Tip line is for information
on persons with Windcrest warrants. All callers will remain
anonymous. Anyone with a tip that leads to the arrest of a
person with an outstanding Windcrest warrant will be eligible
for a cash reward. Please call (210)563-5299 to leave a tip.
TOTAL CITY REVENUE
FROM COURT
Here is a 4 year comparison chart of the money collected
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(210)655-0022 ext 2150 or [email protected].
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OCTOBER NEWSLETTER
Women’s Club News
Tinie Riggs [email protected]
Our Fashion Show Luncheon is 26 October at 11:30 at Anne Maries
Catering, 12475 Starcrest Dr, San Antonio. Cost is $20.00 per person.
Michael Q, former fashion editor for the Express News, will present
his program “Fashions Through the Decades”: a light hearted and
captivating look at how we dressed in the past. All Windcrest ladies
and their guests are invited. Make your reservation by calling Diane
Stake (946-7589) or Hazel Freeman (655-3919). Last day to make a
reservation is Friday, 21 October. Don’t miss out!
November is when we’ll jump right into the holiday season with our
“Holiday Cooking Demonstration”, program on 16 November at
10:00a.m. at the Civic Center. This program, presented by own Lilo
Strait, is fun, informative and very practical. Followed by our Christmas
Party on 8 December. Save the dates!
September was a busy month! On 24 September, the Community
Service group led Club volunteers in feeding the needy at the John
Calvin Presbyterian Church. Thank you to John Calvin for allowing
us to support this important program. Then on 28 September, we had
an amazing program explaining the lengthy process required for the
San Antonio Missions to be listed as a World Heritage Site, and just
why they deserved it. It certainly made us ready to go and visit the
Missions!
Also, the Arts and Crafts group got off to a galloping start. Being
an “artist” is not required, just come visit with friends, learn a new
craft, share craft ideas, and have fun. The group meets the first and
third Wednesday of the month at 9:30a.m. in the Civic Center. Craft
dues are only $5.00 for the year for Club members. Lots of new and
interesting projects are planned.
Make your reservations now for the October 26th Fashion Show
by calling Diane Stake (946-7589), or Hazel Freeman (655-3919)
and more details. Cost is $20.00 per person including lunch.
Complete and mail to: Windcrest Women's Club, 549 Crestway Dr, Windcrest TX 78239
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Home phone: Cell:
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Dues are only $20.00 for a year of fun and friendship with ladies who are proud to promote Windcrest City pride.
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a long time area Master Gardener and Certified Naturalist will
join us at the Civic Center at 10a.m. and share tips and tricks
for Attracting Butterflies. Sylvie has extensive training in Native
Landscape Design and Environment, is a seasoned speaker and
always brings a great program. Don’t miss it! Hostesses are
Pat Couch, Concha Garces, Pat Kendrick, Majie Takas, Lois
Wooton, and Rebecca McGinty.
Windcrest
GARDEN CLUB
LOIS WOOTON
It’s not too late to make your
reservation for our October 11, field
trip to the Gardens at the Ridge in
Kerrville where we will learn how
to “Make the Most of a Cracked
Pot”. The bus will leave from the
Civic Center at 9a.m. Cost is $8.00
(plus lunch of your choice). Contact
Marilyn Welch (654-1500) or Marji Gentet (967-4736) for
reservations. Deadline is 6 October)
Monday, November 7, coffee will be a real treat! Sylvie Rogers,
The Garden Club would like to thank all the wonderful vendors
who supported our Silent Auction on September 12th ;
especially, Windcrest’s own Ross Dress for Less for their $300
donation. Thanks again also to Cracker Barrel, Red Lobster,
Olive Garden, Paesano’s, La Hacienda, Chili’s, Pasha, Chuy’s,
Golden Coral, Acadiana Café, Merle Norman Cosmetics, MG
Milling Building Materials, Natural Bridge Wildlife Ranch,
Natural Bridge Caverns and Sea Island Shrimp House for
supporting our community service programs again this year!
Exact totals raised will be shared in next month’s newsletter.
The Windcrest Garden Club is open to all area residents, men &
women, and you do not have to live in Windcrest. Visitors are
always welcome, so drop by one of our meetings and meet our
wonderful members.
WINDCREST GARDEN CLUB MEMBERSHIP FORM
Name: Spouse Name: Mailing Address: Home phone: Cell phone: Email: Mail to: Windcrest Garden Club, 5930 Winding Ridge Dr,
Windcrest TX 78239
The new Club year starts Monday, 12 September 2016, and runs to May 2017. Garden Club membership is open to all men and women and you do
not have to live in Windcrest. Most meetings are held in Windcrest Civic Center, 9310 Jim Seal Drive, Windcrest, TX, on the first Monday each month.
Watch the newsletter and Club emails for more details as we get closer to these events.
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OCTOBER NEWSLETTER
Community Involvement
City Garage Sale – October 13-16
TxWeAct
Chili’s Fundraiser– Bring the Coupon in the TxWeAct article
with you to Chili’s to receive 10% off your meal on October 20th
SLEW / WVFP Fundraiser – October 21st.
Drug Takeback – October 22nd 10am – 2pm bring your
prescription drugs to City Hall for a safe method of disposal.
Trunk or Treat – October 31st at City Hall
Neighbor 4 Neighbor (N4N)
A group of local neighbors has formed with the mission of
assisting neighbors that are in need of help. On the third
Saturday of the month we will gather to assist our neighbors in
need. This help will be in the nature of minor repairs, yard work,
or some other assistance that could be accomplished in one to
four hours. The target group will be those in our community
who are not able to complete some tasks around their home.
We have no funding so these would be low cost projects and we
may require the person helped to fund the project. If you are
someone who would like to participate as a helper or you are a
person in need please contact us. Contact Dan Reese 210-3815775 or [email protected]
Coffee With A Cop
Join Windcrest PD on the first Friday of each quarter at Dunkin
Donuts 5105 Walzem.
Windcrest Little League – 2016 Fall Softball & Baseball
registration. Go to www.windcrestbaseball.org to register
online.
Lions Club
You are invited to visit the Lions Club on the 2nd and 4th
Tuesday of each month - 6:30 p.m. at the Civic Center at
Takas Park. Contact Lion Francesca at 210-951-9463 for more
information. Lions will be conducting our annual Holiday
Greenery Sale during October. If you need a phone number
for the community event please use 210-951-9463.
Please contact Kelly Hamilton [email protected] if
you have an event to share with the Windcrest Community.
October Early Voting
The polling places for WINDCREST voting precincts 4050,
4051, 4107, 4192, and 4195 for early voting for the November
8, 2016 election will be at the Windcrest Takas Park and the
hours are currently scheduled as follows:
Monday, October 24, 2016 through Friday, October 28,
2016 - 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Monday,October 31, 2016 through Friday, November 4,
2016- 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Women’s Club
Join the Women’s Club on the 4th Wednesday of each month,
August through May. For more information contact Tinie Riggs
at [email protected]
Garden Club
Garden Club meets the first Monday of each month. The new
Club year runs from September 12, 2016 through May 2017.
Contact Lois Wooton for more information 210-827-4357.
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WINDCREST ANIMAL CARE
& CONTROL UNIT
2016 Light Up Reminder
“twas the night before Christmas and all thru Windcrest
not a creature was stirring not even a mouse with me
in my Pith Helmet and Ma in her Safari Jacket"
Officers A. Fuentes and M. Gonzales
Believe it or not, cooler weather will be
here soon and when the temperature
drops, remember that pets, just like
humans, want to feel warm at all times.
It is the responsibility of pet owners to
make sure that pets do not suffer the
effects of the cold weather.
Well, it’s time to start really talking about what
Windcrest is famous for: Windcrest Light-Up
“Let’s Safari” -- sound strange, weird or bizarre???
Over the last 50+ years we’ve done bells, music, color,
sounds, traditional and patriotic. All those you ask? Trust me,
I’ll share our old lists with you. (Yes, we save everything)
Some things that may affect your dog's ability to tolerate the cold
include coat density, age, size, and health status.
So back to this year. I heard that Santa will be wearing a
pith helmet and his sleigh will be pulled by tiny zebras. The
Manger will be covered in mosquito netting and surrounded
by elephants, giraffes and lions with music from “Out of
Africa” playing in the background.
A good rule of thumb to follow is; if it's too cold for you, it's too cold
for your pet. So if you have an outdoor pet, keep them indoors during
extreme temperatures. Some additional tips to protect your pet in
cooler weather:
•Limit your pet's exposure to the outdoors
Elves will be gathered around an outdoor campfire with safari
boots in a row...
•Take shorter walks
So, Yes Virginia! There is a Santa and yes he can look different
this time.
•Consider using pet sweaters, jackets and paw covers
•Dry off their fur and paws after coming indoors
•Extra calories may also help to reduce heat loss but always consult
with your veterinarian before adding extra calories to your pet's diet.
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OCTOBER NEWSLETTER
WINDCREST ANIMAL
CONTROL TASK FORCE
TxWeACT
&
- Pam Dodson
TxWeACT is participating in the city wide garage sale on that
Saturday October 15th from about 8 am to 3 pm. If you have
items that you would like to donate to the cause, please call 210562-0299! And then come on by the city hall parking lot to see
all our goodies. Other groups will be there also, so make sure to
stop by!
pair up to help Windcrest's
lost & stray dogs and cats.
Bring this notice to Chili's,
Broadway and Loop 410
Then TxWeACT is hoping you can join us for a fundraiser at
Chili’s restaurant at Broadway and 410 on October 20th. It is
from 11 am to 10 pm so lots of opportunity to come by and
have a good meal! You will need the coupon, so clip it out of the
newsletter.
October 20 from
11:00 am - 10:00 pm
and we receive 10%
of your purchase
TxWeACT will also be participating with the police department
and their activities this month. Be sure to come by and say hi.
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CHILI & CORNBREAD
DINNER
WINDCREST LIONS
CLUB
Lions Club Fundraiser
MARK YOUR CALENDAR!
Saturday, November 5th
5:00 – 7:30 p.m.
The Windcrest Lions Club and Roosevelt High School LEO
Club will be serving delicious homemade Chili. You can spice
it up just the way you like it by adding corn chips, cheese, hot
sauce, chopped onions, cilantro, and chili powder. Then grab
a fresh hot slice of yummy cornbread. Top it off with a tasty
dessert.
Windcrest Civic Center at Takas Park
$8.00 at the door
Purchase your ticket early from any Lion or LEO and get $1
off!
Eat-in or Carry-Out
Children under 10 (eating–in) are free!
The Chili Dinner is a Roosevelt High
School LEO CLUB Service Project!
Early-bird tickets are available for $7.00
from any Lion or by calling 210-951-9463
Interested in learning more about the Lions? Call Lion
Francesca at (210) 951-9463.
Thank you for supporting Windcrest Lions Club charities!
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OCTOBER NEWSLETTER
October NEISD School News
Area PTAs/PTSAs Need Your Support
Did you know that when you join PTA/PTSA, your home, charter
or private
school child is eligible to participate in the National PTA
Reflections In the Arts Contest?
Find out more information about this competition from any area
PTA/PTSA or visit www. pta.org.
Support schools! Back the future! Join PTA/PTSA!
Membership dues and donations allow PTAs/PTSAs to
provide beneficial support for students, classrooms and schools.
Membership does not require you to volunteer, however, you can
make a difference in a child's life when you do. Join today!
OCTOBER School Events Roosevelt HS, Ed White MS and Windcrest ES
October – Safety/Crime Prevention Month
October 3 – Meal applications due or flip to full pay
The City of Windcrest supports this venture and encourages its
residents to support the local Wreaths across American Chapter
at Ft. Sam Houston. Wreaths across America is conducting a
wreath laying ceremony on December 17, 2016, 11am at Ft. Sam
National Cemetery. You can sponsor a wreath for your Veteran of
choice by contacting Judy Carlile PO BOX 460043, SA TX 78246.
210-861-8037. [email protected]. Wreaths purchased using
the group code: TX0013 Cemetery code: TXFSHS will be laid
specifically at Ft. Sam Houston. You CANNOT order grave
specific wreaths online so contact Judy before the cut off date
of November 28, 2016. Visit www.wreathsacrossamerica.org for
more information.
October 4 – TR National Night Out, 6 – 8 PM
October 5 - Ed White Fall Choir Concert 6 PM
SCHWEIKE
October 6 – TR 9th grade Parent Night, 6:00 PM
October 7 – Progress Reports Distributed
Early Dismissal ES, MS and HS
October 10 - Columbus Day - Student Holiday
Regularly scheduled NEISD Board Meeting
October 13 -TR Fall Choir Concert 6:30 PM
October 14 - End of 1st Grading Period
October 17 - Begin 2nd Grading Period
October 24 - Ed White Advanced Theater Fall Play 6 PM
October 28 - Ed White Picture Day
October 29 - TR PTSA Parking Lot Garage Sale
** See school calendars for scheduled games.
"Support our schools!"
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SLEW Wellness Center’s
4th Annual
Go Bald for Breast Cancer!
Presented by
The Windcrest Volunteer Fire Department
Shave the head of a Windcrest first responder!
Suport this fundraiser benefitting
SLEW Wellness Center, a nonprofit survivorship
agency supporting women with cancer.
To donate visit our website at
www.slewwellness.org, email us at
[email protected] or
call 210-654-7900
Friday
October 21, 2016
8601 Midcrown Dr.
Windcrest, 78239
11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
The Windcrest Volunteer Fire Department will also be
selling their annual Breast Cancer Awareness T-shirts.
100% of the proceeds will be donated to SLEW. Order
yours today at slewwellness.org
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OCTOBER NEWSLETTER
IT IS TIME TO ORDER FRESH HOLIDAY GREENERY
WINDCREST LIONS CLUB ANNUAL FUNDRAISER!
Yes, the weather is HOT but it is still the time to plan ahead and order your fresh Holiday
Greenery. The Windcrest Lions Club will be taking orders for greenery during the month of
October. Fresh greenery will arrive the first few days in December and will be immediately
delivered to your home by a grateful Lion member. These beautiful, fragrant, fresh greenery
items bring the holiday season alive and are the perfect gift for family, friends, clients, your
pastor, mailman, hairdresser – and of course for you!
CHOOSE FROM THE FOLLOWING ITEMS:
DELIVERED TO YOUR HOME: 22” Noble Fir Wreath - $25; Western 10’ Cedar Garland (1) - $23; Centerpiece $21; Noble Fir Door Swag - $20; 28” Mixed Evergreen Wreath - $35; 22” Mixed Evergreen Wreath - $25; Decorative
Metal Reindeer - $20; Holiday Cones - $8; Optional Red & Gold Plaid Pre-Tied Bow - $3; Decorator Kit (battery 10”
candle, bow, LED lights, cones, berry picks) - $15.
DIRECT MAIL DELIVERY: 22" Mixed Evergreen Gift Wreath - $44; Western 10’Cedar Gift Garlands (2) - $47;
Gift Centerpiece - $38; Noble Fir Gift Door Swag - $42; 28” Mixed Evergreen Gift Wreath - $46; Cone Gift Basket $35; and Evergreen Gift Set (two garlands + one 22” wreath) - $74.
To see photos of the items offered, please visit us on Facebook m.facebook.com/WindcrestLions/
Please call Lion Francesca at 210-951-9463 or any Lion member to place your order.
Thank you in advance! Because of your generosity, we are able to continue to fund our Lion Club charities and
projects. Best wishes for a joyful peaceful 2017!
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 CUTOFF DATES FOR NOVEMBER 2016 NEWSLETTER NOTICES TO CITY HALL:
To provide timely information in the next Newsletter, notices must be in the Administration Office by noon on October 6, and announce activities occurring
after October 31 only. Please e-mail articles to [email protected] in ‘Word’ documents only so articles can be edited for misspellings, etc. which cannot
be done in PDF or any other format. Also, please provide a contact name & phone number for City Hall.
OTHER CONTACT INFORMATION
ORGANIZATIONS:
Little League – Aaron Garcia
[email protected]
Lion’s Club – Marlene Patton
Girl Scouts - Jane Schumacher
210-349-2404 ext. 237[email protected]
Boy Scouts - John Echevarria
210-341-8611 ext. 123[email protected]
Cub Scouts – Alfred A. Cortez
Swim Team – Robert Hoffman
Optimist Club - Mitch Weidenbach
210-653-3287
Women’s Club - Lois Wooton 210-827-4357
American Legion - Buddy Cooper - 210-656-3426
Golf Course – Jeri Cruz
Tennis Center - Ed Beyster 210-590-8500
[email protected]www.windcresttennisandpickleball.com
Citizen’s Patrol Team 1 Captain - Col. Henry Berman
210-655-5650
Citizen’s Patrol Team 2 Captain - Nello Rosania
210-657-5704
Citizen’s Patrol Team 3 Captain - Mike Magallanez
210-267-8390
Citizen’s Patrol Team 4 Captain - Helma Ann Martinez
210-599-8583
Garden Club - Carolyn Freeman - 655-5816
Friends of the Park - Evelyn Eanes (President)
CERT - Kathy Maloney - 210-887-5069
[email protected]
Animal Task Force - Pam Dodson
BOARDS & COMMISSIONS:
Economic Development Corporation
Tim Maloney
Lisa M. Pepi
Beckie Gergen
Leonard Neeper
Col. Sue Alexander
Col. Irv Gerrow
Planning & Zoning Commission
Col. Henry Berman
Nikki Walker
Ronald Armes
Larry Robinson
Jaqueline Wickware
Rainbeau Presti
Majie Takas
Board of Adjustments
Veronica Dixon
Alan Thompson
Gayle Scheibler
Rick Cockerham
Jim Martin
WCCPD Board of Directors
Dr. William Mueller
Bill Lambrides
Wesley Manning
Edwin Miles
William Roberts, Jr.
Margaret J. Weidenbach ( Jeanie)
Parks & Recreation Commission
Tommy Gest
Mike Scott
Dennis Dooley
Jay Eldridge
Jan Leaders
Bill Zulaica
Ann Marie Arnicar
Windcrest Pool Manager
Jonathan Hays
210-454-6883
BCWCID #10
Dan Reese
Newsletter Committee
Gayle Baker
Mayor Alan Baxter
Col. Henry Berman
Rick Cockerham
David Diaz
Carolyn Freeman
Ruth Fritz
Kelly Hamilton
Edith Jacobi
Bel McFall
Betty Riggs
Ursula Schaub
Barbara Shelton
Gwen Wilson
*MEETING DATES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE AT ANYTIME
City Meetings in Windcrest City Hall Council Chambers
RCCM
Oct 3, 17
6:30 p.m.
WEDC
Oct 13
6:00 p.m.
Municipal Court
Oct 4, 11, 18
4:00 p.m.
Citizen Code Committee
Oct 19
6:00 p.m.
Planning & Zoning
Oct 6
6:00 p.m.
Water District
Oct 20
6:30 p.m.
Wazem Road Revitalization
Oct 8
10:00 a.m.
Food Handler
Oct 25
5:00 p.m.
Parks & Recreation
Oct 12
6:00 p.m.
Northeast Bridge Builders
Oct 27
6:00 p.m.
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advertisement in the City of Windcrest newsletter does not constitute an endorsement by Neighborhood News, Inc. or the City of Windcrest of the goods or services advertised. Neighborhood News is not responsible
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