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May 2017 Lakewood Yard of the Month
by Lakewood on May.01, 2017, under Garden Club News
Please Help Identify Burglary Suspect
by Lakewood on Apr.17, 2017, under Neighborhood Watch
Let the Baytown police know if you can identify this subject in the photo and video below. He was spotted on the victim’s camera on S. Burnett, when a burglary of a motor vehicle was reported. Across the street, there was a theft of lawn from a motor vehicle, during night shift.
Lakewood Boat Club 2017-8 Season
by Lakewood on Apr.04, 2017, under Boat News
It’s Boat Club launch KEY Renewal Time Again!
Thursday, May 4, 2017 at 7:00 p.m. at the Lakewood Church of Christ
Keys will be distributed 6-7:00 p.m.
Bring your old KEY, Water Craft Info and Auto/Plate info!
Old key will not work after May 4th meeting
Resident Lakewood Boat Club dues are $70 per year ($30 civic assn dues & $40 boat club dues)
Must be a Lakewood Resident – 1 key/member
Lakewood Estates Lakewood Boat Club Dues $75/yr
Link to 2017-8 Membership Agreement & Application on www.lakewoodcivic.org
Use “Contacts” and “Boat Club” at the top of this website to get a text message to Denise Pratt after May 4th if you miss the meeting
Don’t wait – PLAN AHEAD!!!
Lakewood Pool 2017 Season
by Lakewood on Apr.04, 2017, under Pool News
May 6th (Sat) Clean Up day!
(volunteers needed)
Pool available for party rental around May 13th
Open weekends starting Memorial Weekend
May 27th, 28th, & 29th
May 27th – Free Swim + Fundraiser Garage Sale (Donations Needed!)
Family Memberships still only $190 for the summer!
Like us on Facebook for more info
April 2017 Lakewood Yard of the Month
by Lakewood on Apr.04, 2017, under Garden Club News
Home Alarm System Need to be Registered with City
by Lakewood on Mar.12, 2017, under Neighborhood Watch
Many citizens in Baytown have home alarm systems that are not registered/permitted with the city.
This is a contact issue for the police department: When the signal or call comes in they attempt to contact the homeowner and many are at work or not at home and they do not have a second or alternative contact number to reach someone. Many of these are false alarms and are taking officers off the street to check out a false alarm.
Refer to “Alarm Permit Information and Instructions” per the Baytown city website. Here are the highlights:
- All residential alarms that can emit a signal intended to summon police or fire services must have a city permit issued. Responsibility for obtaining an alarm permit is upon the alarm system user. Failure to comply, per Baytown Code of Ordinance, Chapter 30, Article II, may result in a misdemeanor violation punishable by fines not to exceed $500.
- The application for the Alarm Permit is on line and at City Hall. There is no fee to obtain or renew an alarm permit. However, excessive false alarms at the alarm site will be assessed fines. There is a matrix for false alarm fines on the website.
- The permits are valid for 1 year and must be renewed at least 10 days prior to the permit’s expiration date.
For any questions on alarm permits or applications please contact the City Clerk’s Office at (281) 420-6504.
March 2017 Lakewood Yard of the Month
by Lakewood on Mar.12, 2017, under Garden Club News
February 2017 Lakewood Yard of the Month
by Lakewood on Feb.24, 2017, under Garden Club News
January, 2017 Lakewood Yard of the Month
by Lakewood on Feb.24, 2017, under Garden Club News
District 3 – Charles Johnson Town Meeting Feb 28
by Lakewood on Feb.22, 2017, under District 3 Council
Councilman Charles Johnson will be holding a Town Hall Meeting on Feb. 28th at 7pm at the Lakewood Church of Christ on Honeysuckle.
The City Manager and a couple of other department heads will be in attendance.
Please post any questions you have for Charles using the Contact tab at the top of this website so he can be prepared.





