Championship Property Owners Association

Traffic Safety on our Eagleton Roadways

As the heat of summer continues to warm our community, we would like to take a moment to address a matter of paramount importance: ensuring the safety of all who traverse our roads. We appreciate the vibrant energy and vitality each of you brings to our neighborhood, and to maintain this vibrant atmosphere, we must all prioritize safety and responsible driving habits.

Mind the Speed Limits:

Picture this - a serene drive home through our tree-lined streets, a chance to unwind after a long day. To preserve this tranquility and keep everyone safe, let's remember to adhere to the designated speed limits. This not only safeguards pedestrians, children, and pets but also creates a smoother traffic flow for everyone.

Respect Traffic Control Signs:

Imagine a world without order - traffic lights, stop signs, and yield markers guide us through the organized chaos of daily life. We kindly ask everyone to respect and obey these signs and devices. Pause at intersections and yield to pedestrians in crosswalks. Make a full stop at STOP signs. Your cooperation ensures the well-choreographed ballet of traffic continues without a hitch.

Vigilant Enforcement by Our Police:

Our Palm Beach Gardens Police Department plays a pivotal role in keeping our community secure. Their commitment to upholding traffic laws within our boundaries is unwavering. It's crucial to remember that violations are taken seriously and may result in citations and fines. Let's work harmoniously with our law enforcement to guarantee a safe environment for all.

Help Protect Our Children:

Among the laughter echoing through our streets we are more and more hearing the sounds of children and grandchildren at play. As we navigate our neighborhood, let's be especially mindful in the residential areas. Your caution helps protect the innocence and curiosity of our youngest residents.

Nurturing Our Environment:

Just as we treasure the natural beauty of our surroundings, let's also extend that care to the environment. Responsible driving not only protects lives but also reduces noise pollution and unnecessary exhaust emissions, preserving the harmony of our community.

The Palm Beach Gardens Police Department will be actively enforcing traffic laws within our community. Violations may result in citations and fines.

Thank you for your dedication to our community's well-being. By embodying these simple yet impactful driving practices, we will continue to foster an environment in Eagleton that's safe, welcoming, and inclusive for all. Your commitment can truly make a difference.

Rediscover Our Sidewalks

As we move beyond the height of the pandemic's challenges, it's time to rethink our walking habits. While walking in the street when passing pedestrians on the sidewalk served us well during COVID-19, it's safer to return to the sidewalks now that vaccination rates are up and cases are down.

Walking on the streets can be risky, especially in low-light conditions. Utilizing sidewalks significantly reduces the chances of accidents and injuries, ensuring everyone's well-being. Sidewalks also offer designated safe spaces with crosswalks, and proper lighting, benefiting pedestrians and drivers alike.

Moreover, walking on sidewalks fosters a sense of community and togetherness. Let's reconnect with our neighbors and enjoy the shared spaces that make our Eagleton neighborhoods vibrant and inclusive.

Be considerate of others while walking by maintaining a courteous distance and making room for those with special mobility needs. A collective effort will create a positive walking environment for everyone.

In addition to these safety considerations, let's not forget about our furry companions during these scorching summer days. If you're walking your pet, it's essential to remember that if the pavement is too hot for you to walk barefoot comfortably, it's also too hot for your pet's paws. Their paws are sensitive and can get burnt on hot surfaces like asphalt or concrete.

During peak temperatures, such as midday, it's best to avoid walking your pets on hot pavement altogether. Instead, opt for early mornings or late evenings when the ground has cooled down. Walking on the grass is also a great alternative to protect your pet's paws from the heat.

Let's reclaim our sidewalks and demonstrate our commitment to safety in the Eagleton community, and the well-being of our beloved pets. Encourage your friends, family, and neighbors, including fellow pet owners, to do the same. Together, we can create a safe and pleasant environment for all pedestrians, both human and furry.

Thank you for being part of our community. Stay safe, and happy walking!

OUR EAGLETON NEWSLETTER
Tom Murphy, Editor

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Championship Property Owners Association
Thomas F. Murphy, President

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Constance Canterbury, Property Manager
300 Avenue of the Champions, Suite 120
Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33418
Tel (561) 625-8588
Fax (561) 627-1837

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constance@unitedcommunity.net
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