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Honor veteran with flag in Field of Honor

Residents are invited
to honor a veteran with a
flag in the Field of Hon-
or at the Veterans Me-
morial Park in the Can-
yon Lake Towne Center.
Each flag bears a yel-
low ribbon with the name
of the veteran on the rib- The Canyon Lake
bon. Flags cost $10 each Veterans Day
and can be purchased at Committee invites
Pack, Wrap and Post in residents to honor
the Towne Center and at a veteran with a
Canyon Lake City Hall. flag in the Field
of Honor at the
The deadline to pur- Veterans Memori-
chase a flag is Nov. 8. al Park in the Can-
Volunteers will place yon Lake Towne
the 200 flags in the Vet- Center. Flags are
erans Memorial Park $10 each.
where they will remain
until after Veterans Day.
Those who wish to pick
up their flags may do
so between Nov. 13 and
Nov. 17. Flags left at the PHOTO BY DONNA RITCHIE
park will be removed
Nov. 18.

Group Six mailbox replacement starts Oct. 22

The POA is in the process of replacing mailbox
clusters throughout the community with more secure
and aesthetically pleasing cluster box units (CBUs).
The old mailboxes have exceeded their serviceable
lifespan to the point where replacement parts are no
longer available.
The existing free-standing pedestal-style cluster
mailbox units and parcel mailboxes will be replaced
with front-loading CBUs that combine both mailboxes
and parcel boxes. The new CBUs are made of heavy-
duty aluminum with stainless steel hardware, making
them more secure than the existing mailboxes.
New mailboxes will be installed at a total of 96 loca-
tions throughout the community. For installation, these
locations are being split into 10 groups.
Installation of Group Six mailboxes starts Monday,
Oct. 22, and is anticipated to be completed by Friday,
Oct. 26. Mail will cease at Group Six locations on Fri-
day, Oct. 19. Residents will need to retrieve mail from
their existing mailboxes before this date.
The following locations are part of Group Six and
will be affected:
30520 Golden Gate Dr.
23137 Burning Tree Dr.
23620 Blue Bird Dr.
23240 Blue Bird Dr.
30524 Sparrow Hawk Dr. PHOTO BY DONNA RITCHIE
30457 Meadow Lark Dr.
22901 Gray Fox Dr.
22700 Gray Fox Dr.
22917 Canyon Lake Dr. South The new CBUs are made of heavy-duty aluminum with stain- ing mailboxes. The installation of new mailboxes at Group
30539 Calcutta Dr. less steel hardware, making them more secure than the exist- Six locations starts Monday, Oct. 22.
Mail for these locations will be held by USPS Sun
City Post Office, 29700 Haun Rd., Menifee. Once the 4 p.m. New mailbox keys will only be provided to the as it arrives. For more information, visit informed-
new mailboxes are installed, mail will resume and all homeowner, valid tenant, or property manager. The in- delivery.usps.com.
“hold mail” will be delivered by the postal carrier to
the new mailboxes. Normal mail delivery at these loca- dividual must provide proper identification and com- At the February Regular Session Board Meeting, the
tions will resume on or before Friday, Oct. 26. plete a Mailbox Key Release Agreement. POA Board of Directors approved $390,182.03, plus
Starting Oct. 22, Group Six may pick-up their new Residents are encouraged to sign up for the In- 2.5 percent contingency, to replace the aging mailbox
mailbox keys at the POA’s Operations office, 29081 formed Delivery service offered by USPS. This free clusters throughout the community. The entire project
Longhorn Dr., Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to service allows residents to digitally preview their mail is anticipated to be completed by April 2019.

Candidates discuss top priority if elected...

ttFROM PAGE A3 maintain local control while also engag- discussions. please contact me by email, call or text.
we can provide the necessary funding ing with regional leaders to advocate for I will work to build strong relation- I can be reached at 951- 391-9109 or
for public safety without raising taxes more resources. ships in and around our community to smith4canyonlake@gmail.com.
by making City Hall more efficient and In addition to public safety, one con- deliver results for Canyon Lake resi- I’ve earned endorsements from our
responsive to residents. cern I often hear from residents is the dents. I’m passionate about Canyon current council members, business own-
As a business owner with over ten need for more community involvement Lake and I’m dedicated to working hard ers, teachers, veterans and public safety
years of experience in public policy, I’m and transparency. I believe our elected for every resident of our great city. officials. I would be honored to receive
eager to roll up my sleeves and go to officials have an obligation to regularly I’ve made myself accessible to you, your vote on Nov. 6.
work for our residents. Canyon Lake is a talk with residents, attend local meetings and if you have any questions or would Please feel free to contact me if you
great community and I believe we must and participate in both local and regional like to discuss your concerns or ideas, would be interested in a yard sign.