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Governor’s Place Community Association
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Your Community Partner
17171 Park Row, Suite 310, Houston, Texas 77084
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Sunni, Community Mgr. 281-945-4615
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Questions concerning pool and tennis courts access, grounds maintenance,
pest control spraying, Association dues, etc., should be directed to Crest.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Gary Russell 281-395-8164
Rachel Cunningham
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Gary Harrington 281-395-3873
Jesse Garcia 281-392-8803
Dave Gilkeson 281-392-3771
The GP board meetings are typically the third Monday of each month at
6:30 pm in the clubhouse.
GOVERNOR’S PLACE CLUBHOUSE
Rental Fee is $75 • Administrative Fee is $50
Refundable Deposit is $100
Clubhouse Rentals call Crest Mgmt. 281-579-0761
Swimming Pool Payphone 281-395-1699
Governor’s Place pool is open Memorial Day weekend through
Labor Day weekend.
SECURITY
Harris County Sheriff’s Dept. 713-221-6000
Crime Stoppers
713-222-TIPS
SEAL Security 281-749-1300
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IMPORTANT NUMBERS
Fire/Ambulance 911
Harris County ESD 48 281-599-8888
Memorial Hermann Katy Hospital 281-644-7000
Houston Methodist West Hospital 832-522-5522
Texas Children’s Hospital West 832-227-1000
Houston Methodist St. Catherine Hospital 281-599-
5700
Poison Control 1-800-222-1222
Animal Control 281-999-3191
Mosquito Control 713-796-6900
Harris County Public Health & Environmental 713-439-
6000
Comcast Cable 713-341-1000
Reliant Energy 713-207-7777
Centerpoint Energy 713-207-2222
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Cimarron MUD (water) 832-490-1600
Texas Pride Disposal 281-342-8178
METRO 713-635-4000
SCHOOLS
KISD Administration 281-237-6000
Cimarron Elementary 281-237-6900
West Memorial Elementary 281-237-6600
West Memorial Jr. High 281-237-6400
Katy High School 281-237-6700
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ACC FORMS
Approval from the Architectural Control Committee is required prior to
making any modifications to the exterior of your property. This includes
but is not limited to installation of trampolines, playsets, storage sheds,
room additions, patio covers, repainting your home, trim or front door
even if using the same color. An Exterior Modification Request Form can
be submitted electronically at www.crest-management.com by clicking
on Exterior Modification Request Form on the homepage. Please note you
do not need to log in to complete the application. Once you select your
project type, it will notify of items required to complete your application.
If you prefer a paper application, please contact Crest Management at
281-579-0761 and it can be mailed to you.
CRIME REPORTING
Together as a community we must always be alert for both ourselves
and our neighbors. Please phone (713-221-6000) the sheriff for anything
suspicious; robbery, suspicious looking people, speeding, etc. Report any
and all suspicious activity to S.E.A.L. Security - 281-749-1300 as well as
the Sheriff’s office.
STREET PARKING
To help avoid trash not being picked up, please do not park your vehicles
in the street on Trash days (Tuesday and Friday). When multiple vehicles
are parked in the street, the truck is unable to get through. Thank you in
advance for your assistance with this matter.
SAFETY AND SECURITY TIPS FROM
S.E.A.L. SECURITY SOLUTIONS
PREPARATION
Hope for the best, but prepare for the worst. If you do leave your purse
in the front of the vehicle, don’t leave your phone in your purse. (Since
phones are now so easily traceable, the thieves will most likely destroy
and/or discard it right away. That’s one more hassle you don’t need.)
• Keep spare keys to your home or vehicle with a trusted neighbor,
relative, at work, etc.
• Take photos or make a photocopy of all your credit/debit cards, driver’s
license, etc. (front and back), that you normally keep in your purse or
wallet and keep those copies someplace safe, such as at home. That
way, if they are lost or stolen, you will more easily be able to inform the
companies and authorities.
PREVENTION
Be aware of all those around you. MAKE EYE CONTACT so potential
thieves know they have been seen.
Governor’s Place Hotline 281-749-1300
DOGGIE DON’TS
Most of our dog owners are responsible, using a leash and picking up
after your pets. We thank you!
HOWEVER - We have received reports of dog owners allowing their dogs
to defecate and urinate in yards. This is especially a problem in hightraffic
areas near park entrances. Be aware that it is not just your dog.
Once a yard has been “used,” other dogs want to do so as well. A resident
should not have to pick up after even one dog, much less ten. In addition,
runners and walkers in our parks don’t enjoy dodging excrement. Please
carry a bag and pick up after your pet.
Remember also, that even the sweetest dog may seem intimidating to
some people. Respect their rights and comply with leash laws.
DEED RESTRICTION REMINDER
If you plan on making a change to your home/yard, please fill out a
Request for Home Improvement - Governor’s Place form. Please view
the form at our website and download the form to submit to Crest
Management.
• Cars may not be parked on the front lawn of your property.
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• Trailers, boats, RVs, recreational vehicles must be stored out of view of
the street.
• Remember that our streets are very narrow and utilize your driveway
to park cars.
• Store trash cans out of street view.
• Now is the time to start cleaning out gutters and roof tops to get rid of
pine needles and leaves.
• We urge parents to advise your children to ride scooters and electric
toys on the sidewalks, NOT in the streets. There have been too many near
misses reported and we don’t want a child to “learn their lesson” the hard
way by being hit by a car.
WASTE REMOVAL
Please remember not to place your garbage out any sooner than the
night before the scheduled pick-up day. After pick-up, all garbage cans
should be kept out of public view. They should not be kept in front of
garages, in the front yards of any home or on the side of any home. Please
make every effort to conceal the trashcans from public view on nontrash
days. On a side note we should be putting all trash in bags and not
directly in bins as this creates a problem for everyone. Governors Place is
our home and we like to keep it nice. If you spot trash in the area, please
pick it up and to ensure our beautiful community stays as such.
COMMERCIAL VEHICLES PARKING
Although the streets in Governors Place are public, we are receiving
numerous complaints regarding parking of personal vehicles and
commercial vehicles in the streets. The parking of COMMERCIAL VEHICLES
within the community is RESTRICTED in the governing documents and
fines will be assessed. Please try to utilize your driveways as much as
possible when parking your personal vehicles.
STREET LIGHT MAINTENANCE
To report a streetlight that is not working, call Reliant Energy at 713-207-
2222. You need to report both the number on the base of the pole and
the street address.
TEENAGE JOB SEEKERS
If you are between 12 and 18 and would like to be added to the
teenage job seeker’s list, please fill out the form on our website (www.
krenekprinting.com, click submissions and choose Jobseekers) with your
name, birthdate (mo. & yr.), phone number, year you will graduate and
the name of your newsletter/subdivision. Check the list of jobs you want
on your form. Please make sure your email is correct, we send emails
in the summer to make sure all the info is still good and that you want
to stay on the list. If we do not hear back from you after 3 tries, we will
remove you from the list until we do. Must have parent(s) permission.
DISCLAIMER
Neither the subdivision, nor Krenek Printing is responsible for those listed
on the Teenage Job Seeker List. Please ask for and check out references
if you do not personally know those listed. This is just a list of teenagers
from the subdivision who wish to find part time jobs. Responsibility for
any work done by these teenagers is between those seeking helpers and
the teens and their parents.
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NATIONAL BLACK HISTORY MONTH
February is National Black History Month, also known as National
African American History Month, a time for all Americans to celebrate
the achievements of African Americans and recognize their central role
in American history.
Other countries, including Canada and Great Britain, have also set aside months
to honor black history. The month of February was chosen to coincide with
the birthdays of President Abraham Lincoln and noted civil rights advocate
Frederick Douglass. The first record of Africans arriving in North America is
dated 1619, when a privateer ship carrying “twenty and odd” Africans landed
at Point Comfort, Virginia, which is now modern-day Hampton, Virginia. The
Africans were traded as slaves in exchange for provisions.
African-American’s impact our society throughout history and in numerous
ways. Here are just a few prominent individuals we honor this month:
• Thurgood Marshall was the first African-American appointed to the
Supreme Court. We recognize Thurgood Marshall every year on National
Maryland Day.
• George Washington Carver developed over 300 products from peanuts.
Celebrate George Washington Carver and his contributions to the peanut
industry on National Peanut Day.
• Shirley Chisholm was the first African-American woman elected to U.S.
House of Representatives.
• Rosa Parks helped initiate the Civil Rights Movement by refusing to give
up her seat on the bus in Montgomery, Alabama. Celebrate Rosa Park on
Rosa Parks Day and learn more about her contributions to the Civil Rights
Movement.
• Louis Armstrong is widely known as a jazz pioneer. Information about
Louis Armstrong can be found in November on National Louisiana Day.
• Colin Powell is a 4-star General who became Secretary of State. Colin
Powell dedicated the Buffalo Soldier monument at Fort Leavenworth,
Kansas, establishing the first Buffalo Soldiers Day.
• Barack Obama was elected the first Black President of the United States.
Black History Month was created by twentieth-century historian
Carter Woodson, who believed black Americans were not adequately
represented in the study of American history. Carter Woodson hoped
for the day when black history would be accepted as a part of American
history. Formerly known as Negro History Week, Black History Month was
officially declared by President Gerald Ford in 1976.
Source: https://nationaldaycalendar.com
NATIONAL FREEDOM DAY
National Freedom Day, always observed on February 1 st , celebrates
freedom from slavery. It also recognizes that America is a symbol of
liberty. It honors the signing by Abraham Lincoln of a joint House and
Senate resolution that later became the 13 th Amendment to the U.S.
Constitution. President Lincoln signed the Amendment outlawing
slavery on February 1, 1865. It was not ratified by the states, however,
until later on December 18, 1865.
On this day many towns have festivals and celebrations. Others reflect
on the freedoms that the United States honors as well as reflect on and
appreciate the goodwill of the United States. For many years, wreath
laying at the Liberty Bell has also been a tradition to mark National
Freedom Day. Use #NationalFreedomDay to post on social media.
A former slave by the name of Major Richard Robert Wright, Sr. created
National Freedom Day. Major Wright was looked upon as a great leader
in the community. It was believed by Major Wright, that this day needed
to be celebrated.
Because of Abraham Lincoln’s signing the 13 th Amendment outlawing
slavery on February 1, 1865, February 1 st was chosen as the day for
National Freedom Day. On June 30, 1948, President Harry Truman signed
a bill proclaiming February 1 st as the first official National Freedom Day
in the United States.
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Katy ISD
www.katyisd.org
IMPORTANT DATES
February 15th: Professional Learning Day - No Students
February 22nd: 5th Secondary Grading Cycle Begins
February 25th: Family Night (No Homework Assigned)
STUDENT COVID-19 TESTING SITE
The District offers a FREE rapid COVID-19 testing option to enrolled Katy ISD students and employees. The FREE test is in collaboration
with the Texas Education Agency’s COVID-19 Testing Project. The test consists of a nasal-based testing option (saliva-based option is
still pending) with results in 20 minutes.
The rapid, free tests are available at the District’s Agricultural Sciences Center located at 5801 Katy Hockley Cut-Off Road, Monday-
Friday, 7:00 a.m.- 4:00 p.m. and on Saturdays 8:00 a.m.- 12:00 p.m. To help expedite free student COVID-19 testing, while practicing
social distancing at the testing site, Katy ISD has established a Student COVID-19 Testing Sign-Up form that allows families to secure
an appointment time for their student(s). The sign-up can be done at this direct link here. The testing site contact is (281) 396-7749.
Employees do not require an appointment to be tested for free, though are requested to arrive at least 30 minutes before the posted
closing time, to abide by the facilities schedules. Employees' dependents who are not on their Katy ISD insured parents' health care
plan may elect to pay the $125 fee to test with their parents at the site, or if the child is a Katy ISD enrolled student, he/she may
schedule an appointment through the Student Testing Appointment Scheduler, and test for free.
KATY ISD SEEKS 2021 BOND TO
ADDRESS RAPID STUDENT GROWTH
As families continue to move west of the Houston Metro area to enroll
their children in the fastest-growing school district in Texas, tonight Katy
Independent School District Board of Trustees discussed a Community
Bond Advisory Committee (CBAC) coming together to review capital
needs in consideration of a May 2021 Bond Referendum.
Located within 181 square miles and serving more than 84,000 students
at 71 campuses and facilities, Katy ISD is the sixth-largest school district in
Texas known for its high academic performance, its award-winning staff
and its highly sought out school programs, among other extra-curricular
activities. On average, Katy ISD is enrolling an additional 2,400 students
every school year with a projected enrollment of more than 100,000
learners by 2027. Enrollment increases are taking place most significantly
in the northwest quadrant of Katy ISD, where new communities are being
developed and are expected to flourish within the next decade.
The CBAC’s planning and review of capital needs will include reviewing
enrollment projections, the need for new schools and facilities to address
capacity limitations while paying close attention to renovations and
component replacements necessary at aging campuses and buildings.
Within the brick and mortar schools, additional areas affecting the
growing student population are technology upgrades and safety and
security projects to support learners and staff needs. Katy ISD has a
history of approving bonds, which dates back to at least 1994. In 2017,
school community voters approved a $609,204,553 bond with a no tax
rate increase. It provided for six new schools, a major comprehensive
renovation at one campus, component replacements, expansions and
safety and technology improvements among other items. Katy ISD
anticipates being able to deliver once again on a zero tax rate increase.
Due to the District’s safety protocols, only three socially distanced, inperson
CBAC meetings will take place during the process. Committee
members will have the opportunity to review, vet and decide upon the
capital projects to be included in the school district’s bond package,
should they determine a need to recommend a referendum. During
the bond meetings, staff will provide in-depth background information
associated with long-range needs, demographics and finances, which
will allow the CBAC to finalize a bond package to present to the Board of
Trustees on Monday, February 8 th during a Special Board meeting.
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KATY ISD BOARD OF TRUSTEES
APPROVED 2022-2023 CALENDAR
Katy ISD Board of Trustees approved calendar that includes:
Wednesday, August 17 th : First Day of School
Friday, May 19 th : Seniors - Last Day of School
Thursday, May 25 th : Last Day of School for all other students
172 Instructional Days
“The development of the Katy ISD instructional calendar often begins
in the fall of each year,” said Deputy Superintendent Leslie Haack. “The
District values the school community’s feedback and has recommended
a calendar based on their preference,” added Haack.
The approved calendar also provides teachers two professional
development flex days in August 2022 as well as five additional days
of professional development throughout the school year. Labor Day,
Columbus Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Day and Good Friday are holidays,
and the District will continue providing a full week off for Thanksgiving,
two weeks for Christmas and one week for Spring Break.
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our proceeds to charity. All of our tutors are straight-A students at Seven
Lakes High school and we offer a multitude of courses like creative
writing, computer science, biology, public speaking, ICTW writing and
many different math courses too. We charge $20 per class, but the first
one is free! For more information, check out donatutors.com or email us
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What’s even cooler is that this summer Donatutors was able to raise
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FEBRUARY FUN FACT
With only 28 days to its credit (except during leap year), February wasn’t
always so short. It was originally a 30 day month, falling at the end of
the calendar. When Julius Caesar changed the months around, February
became the second month of the year. He also took away one day and
added it to the month, which was named for him (July). The emperor
Augustus deducted another day and made August a 31 day month.
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KATY ISD EDUCATION FOUNDATION
ANNOUNCES REASON2RACE
Pick your race, pick your pace and raise funds for teacher grants with every
step. Run or walk with the Katy ISD Education Foundation in the Katy
Half Marathon/5k/1k on Saturday, February 6, 2021 to raise funds for the
Inspiring Imagination teacher grant program. Last year, over 60 teams and
600 runners raced to support the foundation, raising over $115,000 for
Katy ISD teacher grants. The Katy ISD Education Foundation celebrated
a spectacular milestone this year with over $2 million awarded in its first
eight years of Inspiring Imagination teacher grants. Reason2Race and
its proceeds play a key role in reaching milestones such as this and will
continue to garner support as the foundation’s grant program expands.
Register and join Team Katy ISD Education Foundation, a Katy ISD campus
team or recruit your own team of co-workers and friends. All proceeds
will directly support Inspiring Imagination grants awarded to teachers
in May 2021. Find more information and register at https://tinyurl.com/
Reason2Race2021 or www.katyisdeducationfoundation.org or contact
the Katy ISD Education Foundation at 281-396-6031.
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