Safety and Security
The Chestnut Hill Board takes the safety and security of our neighborhood seriously. Please report any suspicious activity by calling 9-1-1. Contact a board member regarding any safety concerns you may have.
The non-emergency number for Cobb Police is 770-499-3911
The non-emergency number for Cobb Police is 770-499-3911
Acting against vandalism
The homeowners have installed a security camera system around the clubhouse, playground and tennis court area for the safety and security of our neighbors and guests. Smile!
Speed limits:
Please obey the posted 25 mph speed limits and observe the stop signs throughout our subdivision. Our community is very active with children at play in addition to the walkers and runners. Please slow down!
Going on Vacation? Consider these things. . .
SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY?
Please call 9-1-1 if you notice:
The homeowners have installed a security camera system around the clubhouse, playground and tennis court area for the safety and security of our neighbors and guests. Smile!
Speed limits:
Please obey the posted 25 mph speed limits and observe the stop signs throughout our subdivision. Our community is very active with children at play in addition to the walkers and runners. Please slow down!
Going on Vacation? Consider these things. . .
- Ask someone to check your house periodically
- Double check your window locks before leaving
- Arrange to have mail deliveries stopped or picked up by a neighbor
- Leave a car in the driveway
- Put timers on your lights, TVs, radios to give the home a lived-in look in your absence
- Leave a number with a neighbor where you can be reached during your trip
- Update your home inventory of your personal items and keep it in a safe place
SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY?
Please call 9-1-1 if you notice:
- Anyone forcibly entering a vehicle or residence
- Someone running from a home under suspicious circumstances
- Someone that appears to be carrying a weapon
- Someone screaming or yelling for help
- Strangers talking to children
- A loiterer who doesn’t belong in the area
- Person(s) looking into the windows of a residence or automobile
- Strange vehicles parked in the neighborhood for several days
- A clean car with damaged or dirty plates
- The sound of breaking glass
