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At Green Meadows HOA, the safety and well-being of our residents is our top priority. This Emergency Alerts & Security page is dedicated to keeping our community informed about urgent situations, potential safety concerns, and relevant public safety notices. Whether it’s a severe weather warning, police activity in the area, or emergency maintenance work, this is the place to check for timely and accurate updates.
In addition to alerts, this page also provides helpful tips on home security, neighborhood watch efforts, and how to report suspicious activity. We work closely with local law enforcement and emergency services to ensure that Green Meadows remains a safe and secure place to live. We encourage all residents to sign up for email and text alerts so you can stay connected and respond quickly when it matters most. Together, we can look out for one another and create a safe environment for everyone in our community.
Current Alerts & Security Issues
January 15th, 2026 – Burnt out Street Lights
What kind of service do you need? Traffic Signals, Signs and Street Lights – timing issues, damaged signs
Location: Various locations in the Green Meadows Community
Details of Problem: Hello, the following street lights are burned out and need to be replace. All are located within the Green Meadows area. I have marked each pole by wrapping several rounds of blue tape on the pole. Below is the list of them. V22081325 in front of 7102 83rd Ave Vancouver V22081322 in front of 8305 71st St Vancouver V22084101 in front of 7502 NE Par Lane Vancouver V22081316 in front 6902 NE Par Lane Vancouver (to the right, next to the mailbox cluster) V22081310 in front of 8316 NE 69th St. Vancouver
THIS WAS THEIR RESPONSE:
Good morning,
Thank you for contacting Vancouver Public Works. Your service request has been submitted to our field crews for resolution for lights V22081325, V22084101 and V22081310 . If you have any questions, please contact our Operations Center at 360-487-8177.
Light # V22081322 was turned in on 12/12/25 and light # V22081316 was turned in on 11/12/25. We are approximately 9 to 12 weeks out on all street light repairs.
A Message from Your Board
We kindly ask residents not to provide clothing, food, or money to homeless individuals in or near our community, including those at the end of the street. While we know our neighbors are compassionate and want to help those less fortunate, we encourage anyone wishing to support the homeless to donate through local food banks or shelters instead.
We have recently noticed an increase in homeless activity in the neighborhood, including reports of individuals walking through backyards along the freeway. With many elderly residents in our community, safety and security are a top priority.
Let’s continue to look out for one another and keep our neighborhood safe.
Thank you,
The HOA Board
Archived Alerts & Security Issues
September 3rd, 2025 – Update on Wasps in Mailbox Awnings – A pest control company came to remove all of the wasps that are in the mailbox covers. Mike, the President of the Board, sprayed foam inside the covers and Eric, the Secretary, Nailed all the loose boards. Lew will be going Around and Calking any small holes showing as well.
September 2nd, 2025 – Possible Home Invasion – a neighbor reported that a homeless individual may have broken into a home on NE Meadows Court. The homeowner was out of town at the time, and the homeowner’s sister contacted the police. Officers responded promptly, arriving with a K9 unit, a drone, and at least eight officers to ensure the property was secure. After a thorough search, it was determined that no one had actually entered the home.
The police were called because surveillance footage showed a homeless person on the property, though it is unclear whether they were seen in the backyard or the front yard.
June 28th, 2025 – Possible Beehives in the Awnings over the Mailboxes. – The HOA has spoken with our nice mail delivery Liasson for the USPS. She has made us aware that there are possible beehives inside the awnings. We are working on reaching out to local beekeeper companies to look at collecting our precious bees and removing them. If you have any Questions, please feel free to reach out to us at info@greenmeadowshoa.org