Neighborhood News
Sauk Creek Garage Sale May 18 and 19, 8am - 2pm
The Sauk Creek Neighborhood Garage Sale will take place on Friday, May 18 and Saturday, May 19 from 8:00am - 2:00pm. The Sauk Creek Neighborhood Assoc. will place ads in the Madison newspapers and on Craigslist. During the event, signs will be displayed at all intersections throughout the neighborhood. The day before the sale, participants will receive a brightly colored helium balloon to tie to their mailbox so they can be easily identified by customers.
Please send an email to harriet@tatooles.com if you plan to participate and would like a balloon dropped off at your home.
Pay Membership Dues AND Complete Membership Form Online
March 2012
The convenience of renewing your membership online is here! You may pay the $20 annual membership dues and make donations to neighborhood funds by paypal or credit card. Just click on the "Pay Dues Online" link on the left.
Please note that SCNA is a non-profit organization but is not a registered 501(c)(3) organization, therefore your membership fee is not tax deductible.
You may also fill out the membership form online. Just click on the "Membership Form - online version" button on the left.
Please contact the membership coordinator at harriet@tatooles.com with any questions or comments.
SCNA Annual Membership Meeting
November 2011
Wednesday, November 16th @ 7:00 pm
Lussier Community Education Center
55 S. Gammon Road
Download the meeting flyer here (PDF, 49 KB)
Interested in Having a Block Party?
Submit this form (PDF, 246 KB).
Community News
Lussier Community Education Center in Need of Toys for After School Program
February 2012
LCEC is in need of gently used toys suitable for children in grades K through 2 (ages 5-8) for the after school program. Please see the attached flyer which shows some examples of items needed. Contact Mary Holbrook at jsholbbrook@charter.net with any questions or suggestions.
Residential Burglary and Auto Theft Prevention
December 2010
Please take a look at the following PDF documents on Burglary Prevention and Home Security from the Madison Police Department.
From David Jugovich, police lieutenant for the West District of Madison, "As the City continues to experience burglaries and thefts from autos, the Madison Police Department is looking for assistance in preventing and solving these crimes. Citizen involvement is a powerful resource and a critical asset to law enforcement efforts. There are often simple steps that can be taken by residents that may help them avoid being victimized. We also need residents to be our 'eyes and ear' and report suspicious activity/behaviors. To that end, Neighborhood Watch programs can also be a valuable asset."
