T hank you to all our neighbors who have currently joined the HOA!

H OA dues are only $200/year which is less than $20/month.

R emember, donations are being accepted for the Beautification and General HOA funds. The City of Plano Neighborhood Vitality and Beautification Grant plans will begin this spring!

I nvolvement is the key to our neighborhood success!

V ery appreciative for your support of the 2025 Membership Drive!

E veryone who joins by March 31st will be placed in a drawing for a chance to win an Amazon Gift Card!

The Estates of Forest Creek community is continuing to THRIVE!

Sincerely,

Jennifer Johnson, Membership
membership@efchoa.com

The early bird may get the worm, but in Estates of Forest Creek, paying your 2025 HOA dues by March 31st will get your household entered in a drawing to win an Amazon gift card! 

It also helps our neighborhood by making sure the HOA has sufficient funds to meet our expenses which ramp up significantly once growing season arrives.

Beautification Update! 

We are thrilled to announce that our HOA is working closing with the City of Plano to secure our grant to update our community medians! We are in the final stages of planning and hope to soon begin the exciting work of remodeling the medians with new hardscaping and vibrant plants.

This project will help enhance the beauty of our neighborhood, improve curb appeal, and create a more welcoming environment for all.

In early spring, hopefully this April, we plan to bring the community together to help with the project. Stay tuned for more details on how you can get involved! We look forward to working alongside you to make our neighborhood even more beautiful.

Sincerely,

Maston Kucheki, Beautification Director
beautification@efchoa.com

CRASE (Civilian Response to Active Shooter Events)
Tuesday, April 22, 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm
Plano Police Department (Toler Room)
909 14th Street, Plano TX 75074

Officer Sheldon Krc and Officer Chris Bianez will present CRASE (Civilian Response to Active Shooter Events). CRASE was designed to provide strategies, guidance, and a proven plan to survive active shooter events. Topics include the history and prevalence of active shooter events, an understanding of the human body’s mental and physical responses to high stress incidents, and civilian response strategies and tactics.

Property Safety Presentation
Tuesday, April 29, 6:30 pm to 7:30 pm
Plano Police Joint Use Facility (Hardy room)
7501-A Independence Pkwy, Plano TX 75025 (next to Davis Library)

Presented by Officer Sheldon Krc, participants will learn:
>  The three basic rules to harden your home against break-ins
>  Why your home may be considered a target
>  Your role in the community to fight against break-ins 

Coco Peisner, Crime Watch Coordinator
crimewatch@efchoa.com

My wife Kathy and I moved to Plano in 1997 from South Central Texas. Yes, we are both native Texans!  We moved into EFC in 2015 and have truly enjoyed the neighborhood. Our three daughters and six grandchildren all live in Richardson. Close enough to be accessible, far enough to give everyone space.

As Kathy and I are both now retired, we are often back in South Texas or traveling with our RV. You probably have seen me walking around the neighborhood, I am the guy being pulled around by two standard poodles, one brown, one red. 

Ron Harabis, Treasurer
treasurer@efchoa.com