Meadowcreek HOA New Board Members Engage In Lawsuit With Old Board--Sugar Land City Council Member Russell Jone's Law Firm Caught In The Middle!

TUESDAY, MARCH 16, 2010

LAWSUIT FILED (Cause Number 10-DCV-179320, Fort Bend County)

It is now a matter of public record. For perhaps the first time in Texas history, four new Board Members of a Home Owners Association (Meadowcreek Association, Inc.) have filed a lawsuit naming the incumbent Board Members as Defendants....

-Get the full story by following the resource link below....this case is being closely followed by the Texans for HOA Reform and the American Homeowners Resource Center (AHRC)...this is the community where the vendor law firm has filed nearly 300 home foreclosure filings our of almost 720 homes (yes the same law firm listed above).

Resource:

http://meadowcreekneighborhoodnews.blogspot.com/2010/03/lawsuit-filed.html

MoCity: Violent Crimes Decrease, Property Crimes Increase

January 19th, 2010  |  by This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it , FBN

Despite large drops in violent crimes in Missouri City, property crimes are up, an occurrence police say is common during economic downturns...

...the city experienced an overall 3 percent increase in crime due to a 17 percent rise in burglaries from 334 to 391 and a 9 percent increase in theft, from 891 to 972.

“Many of these crimes are crimes of opportunity, with more people home, more juveniles involving themselves in that type of theft, people leaving their cars open, items left in conspicuous placed,” said Fitzgerald. “When it comes to burglaries, when you have a community of working class people who leave their homes every day, it makes it even more important that I get officers in the neighborhoods, riding around every day.”

MCC comment: What is Allen Owen the mayor of MC doing to address this problem? Has he ordered the hiring of more police officers? Currently MC has about half the patrol force and more actual crime than Sugar Land. This may be one reason they fell on the safe cities list from #22 to #78 this past year alone.

Full story: http://www.fortbendnow.com/2010/01/19/43411