Neighborhood Watch Programs use a Phone Tree System to speed information transfer from incident first responder to Block Captains to residents throughout the community. To make this system work more fluidly, Neighborhood Watch experience has taught that the block groups should be 10 to 15 families in number. These maps show the proposed groupings to facilitate this policy in the Azalea Lakes Subdivision.

    

Each street is divided into the 10-15 household blocks; 2 each for Garden Oaks and Cherry Oak, 2 for Azalea Lakes, and because of the length of the street, 5 groups for Lake Iris. The maps are setup by lot number. Please check to see which group you are in. Block Captain volunteers are welcome!

Map Groupings

Lake Iris Avenue - Five Blocks; Numbered from the west

Block 1; 15 total; Lots 1 - 13, Lot 63, and Lot 90 => Red; Map 8

Block 2; 15 total; Lots 14 - 24 and Lots 113 - 116 => Green; Map 1

Block 3; 14 total; Lots 25 - 32, Lots 108 - 112, and Lot 117 => Blue; Map 1, Map 2, and Map 5

Block 4; 14 total; Lots 118 - 123 and Lots 139 - 146 => Green; Map 2 and Map 3

Block 5; 15 total; Lots 124 - 138 => Blue; Map 3

    

Garden Oaks Drive - Two Blocks; Numbered from the North

Block 1; 16 total; Lots 54 - 62 and 64 - 70 => Green; Map 6 and Map 8

Block 2; 15 total; Lots 46 - 53 and Lots 71 - 77 => Blue; Map 5 and Map 6

    

Cherry Oak Drive - Two Blocks; Numbered from the North

Block 1; 11 total; Lots 83 - 89 and Lots 91 - 94 => Blue; Map 1

Block 2; 12 total; Lots 78 - 82 and Lots 95 - 101 => Red; Map 1, Map 5, and Map 6

    

Azalea Lakes Avenue - Two Blocks; Numbered from the West

Block 1; 10 total; Lots 38 - 45 and Lots 102 - 103 => Green; Map 1, Map 2, Map 5, and Map 6

Block 2; 10 total; Lots 33 - 37, Lots 104 - 107, and Lot 147 => Red; Map 1 and Map 2

    

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