Hello Neighbors,
We need your help in locating a lost 4 month old kitten. Her name is Fiona. She got out on Friday at 8305 N Mckee Blvd. The weather is getting really cold and so she is probably hiding to keep warm. If you see her please let me know, so I can notify the owner.
WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT! The current patrollers have been patrolling for more than four years. We have lost several patrollers due to moving out the neighborhood, health reasons and changes in Job responsibilities. We have been very fortunate that over the years we have minimized REPORTED crime.
Neighborhood Crime Patrol
Help us keep an eye on each other by volunteering for 1 or 2 shifts a month. These are done 3 times a day and take roughly an hour.
If you are interested in helping us with a morning, evening, or night shift please reach out for more information.
Tuesday November 8th
7pm
Saving energy is easier than ever. OG&E’s vast lineup of easy energy-saving opportunities will help homeowners lower their energy bills while increasing comfort, safety and efficiency. Providing so many ways to save with rebates and no out-of-pocket cost programs, you don’t want to miss out. Energy-saving solutions include:
Residential Solutions Program
OG&E’s Residential Solutions Program provides quick and easy ways to save energy and money. The first step is OG&E’s online HEETracker tool, which provides personalized, step-by- step solutions to lower your energy costs and make your home more comfortable. Take your review today and schedule an assessment. Next is a walk-through Home Energy Assessment
from an energy advisor, who will provide energy-saving value to your home worth up to $250. Take yours today and schedule an assessment or visit OGE.com/heep to learn more.
Weatherization Program
At OG&E, we know that home upgrades are a priority. We also understand financial realities. That’s why our income qualified home weather-proofing program is available to residential customers making less than $60,000 a year, because lower costs and increased comfort should be accessible to all who want it. Qualifying residential customers can receive up to$2,500 in services that include: caulking, weatherstripping, insulation, LED lights and more. Check your eligibility at OGE.com/weatherization.
We are very excited to announce that Northridge Elementary school has opened back up to the community and will allow us to hold neighborhood meetings again!
Halloween is right around the corner. But because the holiday falls on a Monday this year, many Oklahomans are unsure when they’re supposed to take their children trick-or-treating.
Oklahoma City will be trick or treating on Monday Oct 31st
Handing out candy to the neighborhood kids can be a great way to spend an evening.
Let’s take a look at some more helpful tips for staying safe while trick-or-treating.
The costumes are the best part of Halloween. But a poorly planned costume can actually be a health or safety hazard. Here are some costume safety tips to keep in mind:
There are many places to donate new and used items in the OKC metro area. Here are a few that are making a difference in of our local community. Weather you are cleaning out closets or just looking for a way to help, we think these are a great way to donate to those who need it most.
5731 NW 41ST Warr Acres, OK 73122
This locally owned multipurpose center has been helping the area since 2016, providing youth programs and special events for holiday and back to school. This facility accepts donations for both food pantry as well as a clothing closet.
Find More Information Here
Warehouse: 1401 W. Sheridan, Oklahoma City, OK 7310
The Jesus house in OKC opened its doors in 1973 and has been providing those in need with food, shelter and clothing ever since. This facility is acceptnig clothes, food and small household items.
Please email to schedule a drop off donations@jesushouseokc.org
Find More Information Here
800 W. California Ave Oklahoma City
The City Rescue Mission has been in OKC since opening a mens shelter for the transient population in the metro area in 1960. Their services have grown over the years and now incorporate a wide variety of partnerships to help them better serve those in need. This facility is accepting clothing, hygiene items, and baby formula.
Find More Information Here
Curbside recycling in Harvest Hills South Neighborhood is provided by Waste Management and their website provides handy guides to what can and can’t be included in our bins. Follow this link for more info and tips.
Fall Festivals are coming up soon so mark your calendar for some great ways to get out with the family and enjoy the nice fall weather.
A Story book themed fall festival in the lawn between Bethany Library and Bethany YMCA will be held featuring crafts, games, candy, and food trucks.
This event will be held from 5-7pm.
The Oklahoma City Zoo is celebrating its 39th year of Haunt the Zoo! Candy will be distributed at 13 candy locations by Zoo volunteers. Along the trail you’ll discover 20 themed booths, perfect for a unique photo opportunity! Zoo admission and official Haunt the Zoo bags are required to participate.
Saturdays & Sundays, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
October 8 & 9
October 15 & 16
October 22 & 23
October 29 & 30
Admission includes activities such as hay rides, train rides, a corn maze, pumpkin patch and animal barnyard, jumping pillows, a carousel and more. Pony rides and homemade treats sold separately. Tickets can be purchased online for a discounted price; kids 2 and younger are free.
Mon, Wed, Thurs 10am-5pm
Friday & Saturday 10am-9pm
Sunday 10am-6pm
Come check out this patch’s new giant slide, barnyard games, pony rides for children, tractor rides, petting zoo (zoo food sold separately), three-acre mystery maze, live music on the weekends and more. Admission is $6 for ages 11 to 64, $12 for ages 1 to 10 and free for ages 64+ and children under 1. For more info click HERE.
Tuesday- Saturday 9am-6pm
Sunday 1pm-6pm
Please let us know if you can spare a couple hours a week or month to help protect Harvest Hills South. We have people who can partner with you if needed. We have lost several patrollers due to illness and some have moved out of the neighborhood, so we really need your support. Let us know after you register and one of our patrollers will meet you there.
Let’s help protect each other.
Harvest Hills South Neighborhood Association 