COLEVILLE DISTRICT 600 Davenport Court Coleville, CA 96107 Toll Free 1-877-498-2607 530-495-2607 Fax 530-495-2606 OFFICE HOURS Monday-Friday 8:00 am - 5:00 pm Saturday 8:00 am - 5:00 pm STAFF Caroline Parker .............................District Manager Melody Seamons ..................... Assistant Manager Michael Philips........................... Maint. Supervisor Brad Bonfiglio ............................ Maintenance Tech David Parrish ............................. Maintenance Tech Jen Maas ................................................. Lifeguard Jordan Workman...................................... Lifeguard Maegan Hedgecock ................................. Lifeguard Maranda McMurphy ................................ Lifeguard For All Maintenance Requests Call Lincoln At Your Service 1-888-578-4141 (24-hour Service Center) IMPORTANT NUMBERS EMERGENCIES ............................................... 911 Sheriff - Non Emergency ................. (760)-932-7995 Highway Patrol - Non Emergency...... (760)-932-7995 LINCOLN MILITARY HOUSING Lincoln General Management Office ............................................... (760) 400-8179 Coleville District Office ................... (530) 495-2607 Resident Business Center Fax......... (530) 495-2606 Pool.................................................. (530) 495-1217 LOCAL INFORMATION Galaxy Cinemas............................... (775) 882-7469 Ironwood Cinemas .......................... (775) 782-7469 ROAD CONDITIONS CA .................................................... (800)-427-7623 NV.................................................... (877)-687-6237 SCHOOL INFORMATION Antelope Elementary/Coleville Middle School ................................. (530) 495-2541 Coleville High School ...................... (530) 495-2231 USMC MWTC AND MCCS SERVICES Marine Corps Police Dept. .............. (760) 932-1466 Marine Corps Police Front Gate. ..... (760) 590-3022 School Liaison, Tessa Lopresto ....... (760) 590-3015 MCCS Office at MWTC ................... (760) 932-1521 MCX................................................. (530) 495-1057 Commissary ..................................... (530) 495-1270 Child Development Center .............. (530) 495-2640 MWTC Counselor, Gail Jacobs ....... (530) 495-2685 New Parent Support Deb Drew-Goodman........................ (530) 495-9358 Proudly serving the residents of the Coleville community. Coleville Community Update MANAGERS CORNER THANK YOU, THANK YOU THANK YOU from all of us here at Lincoln Military Housing for all those wonderful sweets everyone brought in over the holidays! Are you planning a party? Our residents can reserve space for events, games or sports free at the Community Center along with chairs and tables to use for your events, see Caroline or Melody for details. During the winter months, we allow the kids to wait for the bus inside the Community Center rather than the exterior bus stop located by the old PX. Unfortunately, many children are coming in unattended. ey wrestle, leave their backpacks in front of doors as trip hazards, throw rocks and do damage to the fitness equipment. If children are under 12 they need to be accompanied by an adult to the Community Center. ank you in advance of your cooperation. VEHICLES Residents must use their garages and driveways to park vehicles. Trailers, RV’s, recreational vehicles, non registered or non-operating vehicles need to be parked in the MCCS storage lot. For more information call MCX at 530-495-1057. February 2015 - March 2015
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COLEVILLE DISTRICT600 Davenport CourtColeville, CA 96107
Toll Free 1-877-498-2607530-495-2607
Fax 530-495-2606OFFICE HOURS
Monday-Friday 8:00 am - 5:00 pmSaturday 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
For All Maintenance Requests Call Lincoln At Your Service
1-888-578-4141(24-hour Service Center)IMPORTANT NUMBERS
EMERGENCIES ............................................... 911Sheriff - Non Emergency .................(760)-932-7995Highway Patrol - Non Emergency ......(760)-932-7995LINCOLN MILITARY HOUSINGLincoln General ManagementOffice ............................................... (760) 400-8179Coleville District Office ................... (530) 495-2607Resident Business Center Fax......... (530) 495-2606Pool.................................................. (530) 495-1217LOCAL INFORMATIONGalaxy Cinemas............................... (775) 882-7469Ironwood Cinemas .......................... (775) 782-7469ROAD CONDITIONSCA ....................................................(800)-427-7623NV....................................................(877)-687-6237SCHOOL INFORMATIONAntelope Elementary/Coleville Middle School ................................. (530) 495-2541 Coleville High School ...................... (530) 495-2231
USMC MWTC AND MCCS SERVICESMarine Corps Police Dept. .............. (760) 932-1466Marine Corps Police Front Gate. ..... (760) 590-3022School Liaison, Tessa Lopresto ....... (760) 590-3015 MCCS Office at MWTC ................... (760) 932-1521MCX................................................. (530) 495-1057Commissary ..................................... (530) 495-1270Child Development Center .............. (530) 495-2640MWTC Counselor, Gail Jacobs ....... (530) 495-2685New Parent SupportDeb Drew-Goodman........................ (530) 495-9358
Proudly serving the residents of the Coleville community.
Coleville
Community Update
MANAGERS CORNERTHANK YOU, THANK YOU THANK YOU from all of us here at Lincoln Military Housing for all those wonderful sweets everyone brought in over the holidays!
Are you planning a party? Our residents can reserve space for events, games or sports free at the Community Center along with chairs and tables to use for your events, see Caroline or Melody for details. During the winter months, we allow the kids to wait for the bus inside the Community Center rather than the exterior bus stop located by the old PX. Unfortunately, many children are coming in unattended. They wrestle, leave their backpacks in front of doors as trip hazards, throw rocks and do damage to the fitness equipment. If children are under 12 they need to be accompanied by an adult to the Community Center. Thank you in advance of your cooperation.
VEHICLESResidents must use their garages and driveways to park vehicles. Trailers, RV’s, recreational vehicles, non registered or non-operating vehicles need to be parked in the MCCS storage lot. For more information call MCX at 530-495-1057.
February 2015 - March 2015
MAINTENANCEVisit our LMH Maintenance Request website at www.lincolnservicetrack.com. The website was created to provide a more efficient way to enter your Service Requests. You can enter regular or routine work orders, i.e light bulbs, no need to wait for the District Office to open.
If you do have a problem that needs immediate attention, please call Lincoln at Your Service 24/7 1-888-578-4141 or during regular business hours the District Office at 530-495-2647.
There’s a simple registration process, please follow the steps below:1. To ensure that you have access to this website please call the housing office and verify we have your correct email address and to receive your Resident ID number, which is required for registration (call the District Office for you tenant code) Follow the on screen directions if you do not have this information.2. Go to www.lincolnservicetrack.com > Look for the service request link > First time users must register to use the portal > Click the link just under the login button > Compete the fields requested.
3. Upon completion of the information > Click the Register button > a secondary window opens to confirm that registration is accepted. Make a note of the information for your future use. If unable to log in any time, contact the District Office.
PEST CONTROLTerminix exterminating service due to the inconvenience to our residents we will go back to an exterior service with interior service being available 2x a month if you’re having any trouble with pests. Call the office to schedule an appointment.
SNOWIF……WE GET SNOWTHIS SEASON!When chains, snow tires, or 4 wheel drive is mandatory on the highways, it is mandatory throughout the housing complex as well. Heavy snow fall and ice can still create bad driving conditions even with our 15 mile per hour speed limit.
LINCOLN MILITARY HOUSING Green Article
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E-waste, if not disposed of properly, can be hazardous to the environment. Because of the potential environmental hazards lurking inside your old electronics, the state of California has banned electronics from being placed in landfills. That means that recycling is of the utmost importance, not only for environmental concerns, but also because of California law.
E-waste is simply any old electronic device that you no longer wish to keep. Proper disposal of e-waste is easy. First, you should determine if the product is still in working condition. If products are still in working order or need only minor repairs, they should be donated to a school, library, charity or church. You can also find a new home for these items by using web sites such as Freecycle.org or Craigslist.com. If the e-waste is broken and needs to be disposed of, your waste management company offers several disposal options for residents in Lincoln Military Housing properties.
MARCH - E-waste Recycling Made Easy
• Make sure your printer paper is 100% post consumer recycled paper. Save five pounds of carbon dioxide per ream of paper.
• 17 million catalogs are mailed every year. This causes 62 million trees and 25 billion gallons of water to be used to produce a typical year’s worth of junk mail. That’s over 80 pounds per household, or close to a tree’s worth.
• Ask to “please remove my name from the mailing list” to cut-down on junk mail.
• Save paper, postage, and gas by paying your bills online.
• Save paper by requesting to get your statements online rather than through the mail.
• Please visit www.greendimes.com to find out how you can completely get rid of your junk mail! There are two service plans. With the Premium service ($20 a year), GreenDimes does all the dirty work; staying on top of the catalog and junk mail companies, with the various marketing associations, and ensuring that you stay off their lists. The Basic service (completely FREE) helps you help yourself - giving you all the tools you need to remove your name from all of the lists. In addition, with the Premium service, GreenDimes will plant 5 trees on your behalf.
• A carbon footprint is a measure of the impact our activities have on the environment and climate change. It relates to the amount of greenhouse gases produced in our day-to-day lives through burning fossil fuels for electricity, heating and transportation, etc. The carbon footprint is a measurement of all greenhouse gases we individually produce and has units of tonnes (or kg) of carbon dioxide equivalent. To learn how to measure your carbon footprint and how to off-set it, please go to www.carbonfootprint.com.
FEBRUARY - Opt Out: Find small ways to reduce your impact on the environment
