Copper Lakes News

Pool is open! Important details here

The Copper Lakes West Road pool will be opened beginning June 5th and the Longenbaugh pool will be opened June 26th. The pools are opened at 25% occupancy per Governor Abbott’s order. Therefore, there should be no more than 65 people in the pool area at one time to follow current guidelines. During this time of reduced capacity the pool is open to residents ONLY, no additional guests.

Each resident must sign the online waiver before entering the pool (and use the tennis courts). The waiver can be found here.

Here are some documents that have other important information regarding the pool and tennis courts. Please review them before coming to the pool so that you are prepared for entry.

Important information
Important information 2
Pool Schedule
Amenity Registration Form

Recycling Services are coming to Copper Lakes!

Beginning October 1st, recycling services will be added to your solid waste collection services. The recycling day will be Wednesdays.

CLICK HERE FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION!

Coming Soon!

Clubhouse & Splash-Pad

The construction for the Copper Lakes clushouse and splash pad is under way. Please see plans and illustrations of the project HERE.

Please see West Road Pool hours and Longenbough Pool Construction update HERE.

Copper Lakes Tennis Courts Temporary Combination

The tennis courts temporary combination is being provided here during the construction period of the new clubhouse/splash-pad. The combination is 7729. Please remember to secure the lock after use of the tennis courts. Thank you.

Now Hiring Lifeguards for Summer

Copperfield Dolphins Swim Team

New Copper Lakes Solid Waste Collection Provider

Beginning on Saturday, December 1st, 2018, Texas Pride Disposal will be our new solid waste collection provider. We will be on the same service schedule as before. Please download the announcement here for more information and contact info.

Severn Trent North America is now Inframark!

Your management company, formerly Severn Trent / PCMI has a new name – INFRAMARK! This name better reflects not only who we are, but, importantly, where we’re going as we take the next step in our over 40-year growth journey in the U.S.Our new name is a strong statement of what we do. INFRAMARK is a direct reflection of our focus on the core operation of our nation’s water infrastructure, as well as the complementary critical support services to community infrastructure. It’s also a reminder of how we do it. It underscores our commitment to setting the “mark” and being the standard that all others follow when it comes to providing the highest service quality and to the deep partnerships we have with our clients.

Under the INFRAMARK name, are organized into two broad business lines. Our Water Infrastructure Operations group delivers the critical water and wastewater O&M services that are so important to our municipal, municipal utility districts (MUDs) and industrial client partners. Our Infrastructure Management Services group delivers the financial, administrative, and specialized support services that help make communities, associations, municipalities, and special districts stronger.

Inframark Infrastructure Management Services (IMS) is a team of professionals that provides a full range of customized management and financial services to special districts, municipalities, and community associations across the southern U.S. We currently have an extensive footprint in Florida, Georgia and Texas (formerly Severn Trent Management Services / PCMI).

Beginning immediately, you will see the INFRAMARK name and logo on all company materials, signage and communications. We encourage you to visit our new website www.inframarkims.com and get a deeper look into our new company and our new brand.

Today is only the beginning. As INFRAMARK, we are in a stronger position than ever and we are ready for an exciting future. Thank you for putting your trust in us! We value our relationship with you and look forward to serving your community for years to come.

Wondering About the 10 Minute Safety Break at the Pool?

During the swim season, the lifeguard will call a ten minute break every hour. Why, you may ask? The following are several reasons.
Number one, swimmers need a break. All swimmers, but especially kids need reminding of when to rest so their stomachs don’t get too upset from...

Click here for the whole article in PDF format

Please Pick Up After Your Pet

It doesn't take much to remember that we have pets in our community. In fact, if you don't watch your step, your liable to step in one such reminder!

Besides being unsightly and smelly, animal waste can be hazardous to the health of our children who play in the community and other pets. One of the most common forms of disease transmission between dogs is through fecal matter.

When walking your dog in our community, remember that it should be leashed. Also, it is important to remember to immediately clean up after your pet. Take along a baggie with you to pick up waste with and then dispose of it properly.

By taking a few simple steps to clean up after your pet, you can contribute not only to the beautification of our community, but also towards the elimination of one of the most irritating nuisances in our community. Thank you for your cooperation!

Vacation Watch Request

Great News! The Harris County Sheriff’s Office has updated our Vacation Watch Request Form, allowing citizens to complete the necessary information, at their convenience, and just hit the submit button at the bottom of the page. The form will automatically route to the appropriate District and be provided to the officers that patrol that area / contract.

All you need to do is go to our website at www.harriscountyso.org , go to “Services” then “Public Programs” and tap on “Vacation Watch”. Complete all the necessary information and hit submit. We’ll take care of the rest. While on vacation, should any of our deputies discover something suspicious, we’ll contact you with the numbers provided.

Billy Johnson
Sergeant

Law Enforcement Contracts
Patrol Bureau, West District
16715 Clay Rd., Houston, TX 77084
(281) 861-9046
billy.johnson@sheriff.hctx.net

Texas Concealed Handgun License Class

Taught by a Copper Lakes Resident - Texas Concealed Handgun License Classes(CHL). Classes are taught by a certified CHL instructor by the state of Texas and certified NRA Handgun Instructor. Classes are held on a monthly basis in our area and are typically limited to area residents.. Keep up to date with class information on my website: http://texasconceal.webs.com/ For more information please contact Joe Cavazos at 832-492-5188 (cell).