moonchild508
Member
I'd report it to both the HOA and the City. The more vocal you are, the more the HOA will take the matter seriously. I don't think the Portola Springs HOA was all that concerned about this situation until the recent attacks in the past two weeks. I reached out to their contact person in June about posting flyers re. coyotes in the community. She said she would discuss it with the HOA board at their AUGUST meeting. Apparently she didn't consider the matter to be urgent enough to warrant a discussion sooner.
In any case, they have now arranged a meeting to occur on July 22 to educate the residents about coyotes. I only learned about this through a follow up email with her. So far I have not seen any formal notification from the HOA to PS residents about this meeting.
One thing I am wondering is if the transh bins in the community pool and park areas get emptied out at night. I've seen HOA maintenance crew out collecting trash in early mornings. If those bins are left full of trash overnight, the community is basically feeding these coyotes.
In any case, they have now arranged a meeting to occur on July 22 to educate the residents about coyotes. I only learned about this through a follow up email with her. So far I have not seen any formal notification from the HOA to PS residents about this meeting.
One thing I am wondering is if the transh bins in the community pool and park areas get emptied out at night. I've seen HOA maintenance crew out collecting trash in early mornings. If those bins are left full of trash overnight, the community is basically feeding these coyotes.