On Saturday, January 11, 2025 at 8am, Treston Security Services will take over duties from Green Knight Security as our Patrol & Escort provider.

Please refer to the January 2nd information sheet delivered to residents' mailboxes. and remember to update this information wherever you keepimportant phone numbers saved.

DOG OFF LEASH, Court 5, April 22, 2pm. 
A resident reported a man was walking his dog through the flower beds and peering in windows. Security responded but could not confirm the report. 

DOG OFF LEASH, Court 5, May 10, 4pm. 
A woman phoned security regarding a possible trespasser playing with two unleashed dogs. When the Officer asked the owner to leash the dogs, the owner made negative comments, put the dogs in a car and drove up the hill.

DISORIENTED TENANT, Court 2, May 12, 2:07pm. 
Officers received a call that an elderly resident was standing in the driveway and seemed to be in distress. Security contacted the resident’s brother for assistance. 

WELFARE CHECK, Court 2, May 14, 9am.
​Management requested Officers perform a welfare check on an elderly resident. The resident was in need of assistance and was transported to the hospital.

AUTOMOBILE THEFT, West Circle, May 16, 6:40am. 
A resident reported his BMW X3 had been stolen. 

VANDALISM, West Circle, May 23, 2:30am. 
A resident reported that a mailbox had been vandalized with what appeared to be fingernail polish, and noticed graffiti markings near the garage bin area. 

NOISE COMPLAINTS, Court 7, Multiple dates.
Residents have lodged more than a dozen noise complaints against their neighbors. With the assistance of Security and Management, work on a resolution is ongoing.

Compiled by Patrick Comiskey

Thirty-eight people attended the Board Meeting including six Directors, Management representatives, and invited guests. (Ashley Fondrevay and Daniel Millner were absent.) Most of the evening was devoted to construction and repair projects which are covered in the Manager’s Report.

At a recent Village Green Safety Committee meeting, LAPD reported on “Crimes of Opportunity” in the area surrounding the Green. Officers described how criminals move through an environment without a specific planned target, but test for opportunities for easy access, like unlocked car doors, windows, and garages.
 
Officer Norris of Green Knight Security reported similar incidents where potential criminals wander through the Green seeking to steal from cars, patios, and units. In several incidents, unlocked cars or open windows allowed access to the victim’s property.

Our community includes open access points, multiple paths to wander through without attracting suspicion, and a garden that may encourage a misleading sense of security among residents.

So be aware, be vigilant, lock it up, and keep your porch lights on at night!

Edited by Patrick Comiskey

Green Knight Security Officers report all incidents to Management, including those that lead to rule enforcement such as noise or parking violations. For more information, please go to the Management Overview page.

With Green Knight Security recently taking over Escorts & Patrols, please make sure you've updated the phone number in your phone's contacts: (213) 949-0572​.

Compiled by Patrick Comiskey

Additional topics covered at the Board Meeting on December 12, 2023 include an introduction to Green Knight Security, a request for a new Greencrew Lawncare manager, executive Board meeting sessions, and political canvasing on the Green.

​Compiled by Sherri Giles; edited by P.J.C.

Manager Sherri Giles’ updated the Board of Directors on topics including residence and garage building maintenance, serpentine walls, laundry machines, and our new Escort & Patrol company, Green Knight Security.