FAQ

If you see a problem in the common areas, please fill out the form on the site and let the management company know where, when, and specific details about the issue. 

 

If the problem is with a vacant lot, please fill out the form on the site and let the management company know the address and specific details about the issue. 

 

If the issue is on a neighbor's property, fill out the form on the site and management will review. However, not all private property issues are the HOA's responsibility to resolve. Review the bylaws of the neighborhood to confirm that it falls within the HOA's purview. 

 

Southern Kentucky experiences severe weather every year: tornadoes, lightning strikes, and flooding. Follow local emergency alerts and seek shelter indoors away from windows or get to higher ground as directed. 

 

 

 

 

Our County Outdoor Warning Sirens (COWS) are located at several places within the City of Bowling Green and Warren County. These sirens are activated when a tornado warning is issued for Warren County. The COWS are meant to be an alert for anyone outside, they are not meant to be heard inside of buildings.

 

If you hear the sirens, seek shelter indoors away from windows, preferably in an interior room or basement level. Commercial buildings have tornado shelters. Some Parks and Recreation Facilities also have tornado shelters on site if you are away from your home at the time.