Attached is the Tam District’s most recent community report.
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Attached is the Tam District’s most recent community report.
Press release from the Twin Cities Police Authority regarding capturing a suspect in a recent mail box theft.
Press Release from the Ross Valley Sanitary District.
Dear Greenbrae Residents:
The Greenbrae Property Owners Association has been informed that a coyote has been spotted in Greenbrae. Below are two links that provide useful information to help keep you and your pets safe.
http://www.marinij.com/marinnews/ci_14817030
http://wildcaresolutions.com/?p=353
Very truly yours,
Jack Valinoti
GPOA President
Dear Greenbrae Homeowners:
I am writing on behalf of the Greenbrae Property Owners Association to invite you to a Community Meeting on February 2, 2012 at 6:00 p.m. at the new Twin Cities Police Department facility, which is located at 250 Doherty Drive in Larkspur.
The Greenbrae Property Owners Association has set up this Community Meeting to discuss the recent burglaries and other crime related events and issues in our community. Greenbrae Property Owners Association Board members plan to attend the meeting, as do representatives of the Twin Cities Police Authority and the Marin County Sheriff’s Department. Marin County Supervisor Katie Rice and Larkspur City Council member Brad Marsh, who resides in Greenbrae, also plan to attend this Community Meeting.
The Greenbrae Property Owners Association invites you to attend this Community Meeting. There is no need to reply to this email or to RSVP to attend this Community Meeting. We encourage all homeowners to attend, and ask that you please pass this email on to your neighbors and others in our community who may want to attend this Community Meeting. Thank you.
The Greenbrae Property Owners Association looks forward to seeing you on February 2, 2012.
Very truly yours,
Jack Valinoti
GPOA President
Dear Greenbrae Homeowners,
The Greenbrae Property Owners Association is forwarding the message below from Todd Cusimano, the Chief of the Twin Cities Police Authority, along with the attached letter from the Marin County Police Chiefs Association, to you.
Please share this information with everyone in our community, and encourage Greenbrae residents to sign up for the GPOA’s email list by visiting our website, www.greenbrae.org and clicking on the “GPOA Mailing List” tab at the bottom of the page.
The GPOA also encourages you to contact Greenbrae resident and Larkspur City Councilmember Brad Marsh at bmarsh@cityoflarkspur.org.
The GPOA will let you know when a community meeting with our local law enforcement authorities is scheduled.
Very truly yours,
Jack Valinoti
GPOA President
MESSAGE FROM TWIN CITIES POLICE AUTHORITY CHIEF TODD CUSIMANO
Dear Neighbors:
On behalf of Larkspur Councilman Brad Marsh and the Twin Cities Police Authority, I thought it would be helpful to forward the attached article for your information. The article was recently sent out by the Marin County Police Chiefs Association and I believe it is helpful for our neighborhoods in order to ensure two things: first, that the partnership between Twin Cities Police and the Greenbrae Property Owners Association is strong and; second, and most importantly, that our neighborhoods are safe. I want you all to know that the recent incident at 300 Via La Cumbre though disturbing, is an unusual incident for our area. The attached article discusses how we can best combat criminal activity and protect ourselves now and in the future.
I would like to offer to meet with you as a neighborhood to discuss the crime statistics for your area, our response as a police department, crime prevention education, best practices, Neighborhood Watch Programs and anything else you wish to discuss with me. I will coordinate with the Board of the Greenbrae Property Owners Association to best schedule a neighborhood meeting.
In the meantime, please read the attached article and follow the recommendations. Together, we will ensure that our community is safe.
Sincerely,
Todd
Todd Cusimano
Chief of Police
Twin Cities Police Authority
(415) 927-5157
tcusimano@tcpd-authority.org
Dear Greenbrae Neighbor,
FYI. Please see the attachment. This pertains to planning of the Greenbrae interchange, specifically various competing designs for the bike and pedestrian path at Highway 101 and Sir Francis Drake Boulevard.
Best,
Scott
Scott Sherman, GPOA Landscaping Chairman
Central Marin Ferry Connection Multi-Use Pathway – Project Update Agenda Item 8