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Harvest Hills South Neighborhood Association
Volunteers Needed!!!
Hello Neighbors,
We are in the planning stages of Neighbors Night Out and looking for your feedback. We understand several people thought the food trucks were very expensive. We are looking at other options. Any other feedback on prior events good and bad we would love to hear from you!
We need neighbors to volunteer to help. Help is needed at the registration, food area, games, put up and tear down of tents, making phone calls, etc. or just helping to keep things organized and on track. If you can volunteer please let us know. You can reach us at harvesthillssouth@gmail.com.
We want this to be a great event and to have all neighbors participate!
Summer is over and now back to school!
Neighborhood Fund Raiser!
Johnnies Day!
Remember to support the neighborhood Friday at Johnnies! Tell the cashier you are there to support Harvest Hills South. They donate 20% of the total sales of our neighborhood back to Harvest Hills South! It is free money for the neighborhood and they have pretty good hamburgers too!
SO many things to do in OKC!
Here is what is going on tomorrow! Invite a neighbor and go check out some of these things!
Meet your 2025 Harvest Hills South Neighborhood Association (HHSNA) Board
Elections took place, and the following neighbors were elected to represent Harvest Hills South 2025 .
Tom Maguire, President
Terry Mason, 1st Vice President
Marian Jones, 2nd Vice President/Membership
Abbi Lamb, Secretary
Stephanie Hiemstra, Treasurer
Jaci Maguire – Newsletter / Social Media
Linda Rains, Block Captain Chair
Volunteers are always appreciated! If you would like to lend a hand in supporting the neighborhood or have any comments or concerns for the board to address, please contact us at harvesthillssouth@gmail.com.
We look forward to hearing from you!
Tornado Season is here!
Know the difference…. Be Safe!
TORNADO
defined as a violently rotating column of air that is in contact with the ground. If the circulation is not on the ground, then it is defined as a funnel cloud. Tornadoes usually descend from thunderstorms. Wind speeds in tornadoes can range from 65 mph to 318 mph (the highest tornado wind speed ever recorded). Your safety depends on being constantly aware of the possibility of severe weather.
Tornado WATCH
means that conditions are favorable for the development of severe thunderstorms and tornadoes in and close to the watch area. A watch is normally issued for a large area covering numerous counties. The watch is intended to give you time to review your safety rules. The sky may be sunny, but weather changes can take place quite rapidly.
Tornado WARNING
means that a developing tornado has been detected by National Weather Service Doppler Radar or has been reported on the ground by reliable sources. A Tornado Warning is typically issued for a portion of counties at a time and usually lasts no more than 45 minutes. If a Tornado Warning is issued for your county, you should seek shelter immediately. If you see a tornado or feel threatened, move to a safe place immediately, as precious seconds can save your life.
Homeowners Meeting: May 27th
Bulk Trash Pickup- Monday
