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Please remember to trim your road edge back to the edge of the asphalt, keep the white strip a clear path, and blow grass, leaves, and pine straw back into the yard, not out on the street (a violation of Jackson City Ordinance Art IV Storm Water Quality Protection, Sec 122-304 Prohibited Practices). This road marker helps to protect pedestrians and bikers traffic, especially two passing vehicles, between sunset and sunrise, and during inclement weather.

SLHO Neighborhood Watch

The SLHO community participates in the Jackson Neighborhood Watch. In addition to being alert to any suspicious activities in the general community, the specific watch area of each home is five houses - the two next door and the three across the street. Residents are encouraged to exchange information and record the names, house number, cell phones, and other contact information for these five neighbors; to keep each other informed about anticipated activities, such as vacations, contract workers, visitors; to keep a watch on these five homes; and to call JPD at 911 if any untoward activities occur. Working together we can keep our community safe and secure.

City of Jackson Important Contact Information

Telephone numbers

Emergency/Urgent Services 911

Problem/Service Requests 311

Non-urgent problems 601-960-1234

Mayor's Action Line 601-960-1111

2017-2018 Roll-Off Dumpster Days

The City of Jackson is encouraging citizens of Jackson to participate in Roll-Off Dumpster Day which will now be every second Saturday of the month with the exception of the month of October. Residents can take tree limbs, other yard debris, and household items to one of the following locations from 8 a.m. until 3 p.m., weather permitting on the following dates below:

October 28, 2017 April 14, 2018

November 11, 2017 May 12, 2018

December 9, 2017 June 9, 2018

January 13, 2018 July 14, 2018

February 10, 2018 August 11, 2018

March 10, 2018 September 8, 2018

Available on SLHO Website**

SLHO Handbook (adopted April 2011)

SLHO Bylaws (revised October.2010)

SLHO Covenants

(revised August 2010; with Hinds County Chancery Clerk September 2010)

**Please contact the webmaster,

Florine Keeler (601.331.2012),

with news, comments, or suggestions

2018 SLHO Officers

PresidentFlorine Keeler 227

Vice President Jacob McEwen 307

Secretary Vivian Gordon 231

Treasurer Vacancy

Board MemberJB Holloway 344

Board Member Vacancy

Board Member Sandra Warner 103

Past PresidentWillie Gordon 231

Fishing Fever

With the arrival of warm weather comes an epidemic of 'fever' to fish on our beautiful Swan Lake. As responsible homeowners, please adhere to our covenants and rules concerning the lake, dam, and Pavilion:

* Homeowners must be current in their annual assessment to have access to common properties or be on the lake.

* Homeowners are responsible for their guests, including damages, while on their property and the lake, dam, and Pavilion.

* For safety and security reasons, homeowners or adult family members must be home while their guest are fishing on their property and must be with the guests while in a boat on the lake or on the dam or at the Pavilion. Violators are subject to arrest as trespassers by the Jackson Police Department.

* Each person in a boat is requested to have a personal flotation device (i.e., a life jacket) in the boat; children 12 and under are required to be wearing a personal flotation device while in a boat on the lake.

* Boats on the lake are limited to trolling speed (i.e., 'no wake') and must observe boat capacity limits.

* Fishing with trout lines or float jugs of any kind is prohibited.

*Littering or dumping of any materials into the lake, on the dam, or on the Pavilion lot is prohibited.

* No alcohol or firearms arms are permitted on any SLHO common properties.

* No vehicles of any type are permitted on the dam, except as authorized by the Board of Directors or Property Committee.

Problems and concerns may be reported to any member of the SLHO Board of Directors. Thank you for helping to protect our beautiful Swan Lake and community.

Ward 6 Meetings

JPD Precinct 1 COPS Meetings

1st Thursdays at 6:00-7:00 pm, Building 810, Cooper Road

South Jackson Neighborhood Meetings

3rd Thursdays at 6:00-7:00 pm, Building 810 Cooper Road

Please join your neighbors to voice

your concerns and support our community.

Annual Swan Lake Assessments

become due in January

Lakeside $100; non-Lakeside $75

Annual assessment due by 31 January

Late fee of $10 added after 28 February

Property lien plus court costs added after 31 March

Assessments are mandatory and are used for taxes,

maintenance, and other fees on our four common properties.