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COLEVILLE DISTRICT600 Davenport CourtColeville, CA 96107

Toll Free 1-877-498-2607530-495-2607

Fax 530-495-2606OFFICE HOURS

Monday-Friday 8:00 am - 5:00 pmClosed Saturday and Sunday

STAFFMelody Seamons .........................District ManagerTaisha Brunner ..........................Assistant ManagerMichael Philips .......................... Maint. Supervisor Brad Bonfiglio ............................Maintenance TechWyatt Eichhorst ..........................Maintenance TechMegan Smith ..... Customer Service RepresentativeMackenzie Metz ...................................... Lifeguard

For All Maintenance Requests Call Lincoln At Your Service

1-888-578-4141(24-hour Service Center)IMPORTANT NUMBERS

EMERGENCIES ..................................................911Sheriff - Non Emergency ...............(760)-932-7995Highway Patrol - Non Emergency ..(760)-932-7995LINCOLN MILITARY HOUSINGLincoln General ManagementOffice ............................................(760) 400-8179Michael Taylor - Military HousingOffice ............................................(530) 495-2534Coleville District Office ..................(530) 495-2607Resident Business Center Fax .......(530) 495-2606Pool ...............................................(530) 495-1217

LOCAL INFORMATIONROAD CONDITIONSCA .................................................(800)-427-7623NV .................................................(877)-687-6237SCHOOL INFORMATIONAntelope Elementary/Coleville Middle School ...............................(530) 495-2541 Coleville High School ....................(530) 495-2231

USMC MWTC AND MCCS SERVICESMarine Corps Police Dept. .............(760) 932-1466Marine Corps Police Front Gate. ....(760) 590-3022MCCS Office at MWTC ...................(760) 932-1521MCX ..............................................(530) 495-1057Commissary ..................................(530) 495-1270SCHOOL LIASONJennifer Husung ...........................(530) 495-2186Child Development Center............(530) 495-2640MWTC Counselor, Gail Jacobs .......(530) 495-2685New Parent SupportDeb Drew-Goodman .....................(530) 495-9358

COLEVILLE

COMMUNITY UPDATE

Proudly serving the residents of the Coleville community.

“Are you PCSing soon? Find your new home at MilitaryHomesToday.com, Home finder service for Privatized Housing.”

MANAGER CORNER:Farewell by Taisha Brunner:The time has come for us, as it does for many, to say Aloha to MCMWTC and the Coleville Community. SgtMaj Brunner (USMC,retired) and myself feel fortunate to have had the pleasure of serving the Marines’, Sailors’, and families of MCMWTC and Coleville for the past 3 years. When living the life of a military family, plans can change in an instant. Unfortunately our plans to make Nevada our home did just that. You adapt, change and remain Semper Gumby (always flexible). You always try to make the most of whatever life throws at you and Steve and I are seizing the opportunity to live out many peoples’ dream. We have purchased a class A motorhome and will be travelling the country. Wherever life takes us and adventure leads, we will follow. We will have a dedicated FB page for our travels for those who would like to keep up on our adventures. Please feel free to stop by and say Aloha, before we begin our adventure in August of this year. It is definitely bittersweet, but never goodbye. Always Ahui Hou (Until we meet again).

YARD OF THE MONTH June 1st – October 1st Due to the weather, we have modified Yard of Month to start June 1st.

Residents are judged on many things, but mainly the lease requirements and community guidelines for your yard upkeep, i.e. trash container kept in garage or backyard until trash day, cigarette butts, trash, dog waste kept clean around home, neatness of planting areas and keeping patio furniture or BBQ’s in backyards for use….we’ve had some great yards in the past and we are really looking forward to this new year! Winners announced the first Friday of the month.

Each winner will receive an $80. Visa Gift card! Good Luck!

WITH SUMMER COMES MORE CRITTERS’!The Eastern Sierra is experiencing more than usual rattle snakes in the area so take precaution when you hike in and around the housing areas, mountain lions and bears can also be found in the area. Pest Control for an interior spray is available every Tuesday. Keep backyards free from tall weeds, this will help with spiders. Please call Lincoln at Your Service if you are in need of an interior pest control spray.

June 2017 - July 2017

POOL CORNER: By Jordan Workman Sun: Did you know higher elevations mean higher sun exposure? Elevations between 6,000 and 8,000 feet are exposed to 25% more UV rays then at sea level. With summer fast approaching make sure to remember sunscreen and to apply it often. It is also important to make sure your sunscreen has adequate UVB and UVA protection, and that just because the SPF is higher does not mean it offers better protection.Fun fact: Lincoln Military Housing has a program for responsible children between the ages of 10-13 years old. With parent or guardians consent, military ID, and passing a swim test to prove competency children can enjoy the pool without a parent or guardian’s supervision. Make sure to come by and speak to a lifeguard about how to get your child a swim badge today. We have new pool toys!

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE:Our landscape team is on property every Thursday. Please remove all items from the front and side yards. Please follow these guidelines when planting this spring.

YOU MUST CLEAN UP AFTER YOUR PETS AND CHILDREN TO ASSIST US IN MAINTAINING YOUR COMMUNITY.

• Don’t allow water to hit the side of homes.• Always use a hose and timer. Lincoln Military will provide hoses, timers and sprinklers for side and front yards to homes that are not on a sprinkler system. The backyards are the responsibility of the resident.• Don’t waste water allowing it to run along streets, gutter or storm drains.• Hand water when flowers, shrubs and vegetables need a little extra.• Always use a nozzle to control water use.• Don’t water when temperatures are too high or conditions are windy.• Don’t plant flowers, trees or shrubs in common areas or along homes. Plants are allowed in your backyard and/or in pots in your personal planting areas.

MAINTENANCE CORNER: By Mike PhilipsMake sure your swamp cooler has been “summarized” by LMH staff. If you still have an exterior cover and the cooler isn’t connected to a water source your cooler isn’t ready for use. Please call the office to set up an appointment.

When you 1st turn on your cooler, stand to the side, as dirt/debris might blow into the home. Turn on the pump switch wait to hear the water running in the cooler, and then turn on the fan. Swamp coolers create a moist environment, be sure to keep any electrical equipment (sensitive to moisture) away from the cooler.

Remember dog feces in the backyard will create an unpleasant odor inside your home when running a swamp cooler….be sure to pick-up after your pets.

COMMUNITY SERVICES BY: Megan SmithWe hope you all enjoyed our CVI Easter Dinner, Mother’s Day Tea & BabyQ, and our Dinner & Movie On Us week!

Thank you for making our 2017 Resident Appreciation Week a total success! We had an absolute blast with our amazing residents during that week.

UPCOMING EVENTS:Last Day of School Ice Cream Social June 2ndCelebrate the last day of school and the first day of Summer with us at the Community Center!

Father’s Day Give-a-way April 17th- June 15th Dads are you YETI to win?! Enter your name at the community center for a chance to win!Winner announced June 16th

MWTC/LMH Family Day at Corley Ranch July 11th Join us for a Cowboy experience at Corley Ranch! Music, dancing, food, horse rides and more!

Sand Harbor Beach Bash August 6th Lotto begins July 15th – July 31st Space is limitedJoin us at Sand Harbor Beach at Lake Tahoe for a day of swimming, kayaks, food, family photos and more! This is a combined event with our Fallon families. Space is limited and this event will be by lotto! Submit your lotto entry between July 15th and July 31st at the District Office.

LINCOLN MILITARY HOUSING Green Article

Be sure to “Like” us on Facebookvisit: www.facebook.com/LincolnMilitary

Did you know that if the average person looks into their trash can there is usually many, many items in there that are recyclable? Everything that is placed into your trash can eventually finds its way to a landfill. Our landfills are filling up fast, so we need to get active and recycle as much as possible to off-set the amount of waste going to our landfills. Look below to get the facts on what can be recycled and what can’t.

JUNE: Recycling - Get the Facts

• Use cold water for washing clothes and only wash full loads of clothes. It only takes 12 to 15 minutes for clothes to be clean unless they are really soiled.• Rinse hand washed dishes in cold water (don’t leave water running) when rinsing dishes.• Run dishwasher only when it’s full and after 7:00 p.m.• Turn off water when brushing teeth, shaving, and washing hands.• Do not use the toilet as a trash can.• Water outdoor plants before 6:00 a.m. or after 8:00 p.m.• Water indoor plants with used cooking water, pasta water, cold coffee, and you can also add the coffee grounds into the plants dirt; it is very good for your plants.• Use a broom instead of a hose to clean driveways and sidewalks.

Join us in helping the environment by living green.

Did you know that the average American home with a family of 4 uses 6,000 gallons of water a month, or 72,000 gallons a year? Call Lincoln-at-your-Service if you have any leaky faucets at 1-888-578-4141. A slow drip of hot water can waist up to 350 gallons per month.

JULY: Water Conservation Ideas

Recycle:• All paper• Paper cups• Newspaper, magazine, telephone books, directories• Cardboard (flattened)• Envelopes, file folders• Soft bound books• Hard bound books (inside only, no cover)• Aluminum cans, tin cans• Frozen dinner boxes• Plastic beverage containers (#1-7)• Plastic containers (#1&2)• Glass bottles, jars• Empty aerosol cans

Trash:• Waxy cardboard, food boxes, paper and produce• Food waste• Paper food stained items• Plastic utensils• Plastic straws• Styrofoam• Bathroom tissue, paper towels, napkins• Plastic bags• Non-numbered plastics• Bubble wrap, packaging peanuts• Plastic envelopes• Padded envelopes• Dishes, dishware• Clothing

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Landscapemaintenance Ice Cream Social

Last Day of School1pm to 3pm

Mom n tots10am to 12pm

Landscapemaintenance


FLAG DAY


Father’s Day Giveaway Winner announced

FATHER’S DAY


FIRST DAY OF SUMMER




OFFICE CLOSED



MWTC/ LMH Family Day @ Corley Ranch


Landscapemaintenance Sand Harbor Lotto

beginsJuly 15th – July 31st



SandHarbor

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