Enjoying the community.
An abbreviated Board meeting was held to address reopening of the fitness center and a few other key items.
If you borrow your housekey from the desk, now you can drop it off at the desk even when nobody’s around.
After discussion by the Board and HOA members in attendance, the Board approved Safety & Security proposal designed to increase compliance with entry/exit good practices.
Our security at WFP is dependent on everyone taking personal responsibility as we come and go. But despite numerous communications from WFP Safety & Security Committee, HOA Board of Directors, and our property management company, we still find some neighbors not taking that responsibility seriously enough. That behavior exposes all of us to the risks posed by intruders.
Believe it or not, you might be using your condo toilets and kitchen sink incorrectly, leading us toward costly HOA bills and repairs.
Mistral resident Chad Winkler produced a video of the Portland Fire and Rescue presentation, given at WFP in September. Give it a watch to learn how to best respond during a large-scale emergency here.
Help improve communications around WFP. Please take five minutes to fill out your online profile and add a photo of yourself so that you’re recognizable.
A bit more than 20% of people have completed their profile, so if you haven’t yet, today would be a great time to get started. Log into your account and then use the following YouTube video as a guide. It shows you how to upload and crop photos for your WFP profile page.
Have you not ridden your bike in the past 18 months? Perhaps not since you moved in? As it happens, …
The following information for WFP residents was requested by the Pearl District Neighborhood Association (PDNA). Do you want to report …
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We’ve added a couple of things to the site, and both of them are found under the Resources menu. One is the WFP Neighbor Guide, which is a compendium of information, how-to, where-to, and other knowledge. It’s been compiled by the Communications Committee over the past year or so. The second is the Emergency Prep Guide, compiled by the E-Prep Committee.
If you have updates, corrections, or new info for either, please contact the respective committees. If you have ideas for things to be added, fill out this online form.
Jennifer Posivak has been helping to get WFP’ers involved with a Neighborhood Watch program. We have a PDF you might read as part of your self-education. It’s in the Resources > HOA Docs and you can find it here in the Safety & Security folder.
