Security Update
Security Director
Tue, 03/15/2022 - 9:38am
Several residents continually request that we focus our attention on pedestrian safety precautions. Although our statistics for pedestrian-involved accidents are relatively low, one incident is always too many. Simple actions such as walking against the traffic flow and adhering to simple safety protocols such as wearing bright-colored clothes make a significant difference. You can go one step further and wear reflective clothing or devices. I ordered a few reflective sashes, and if we have enough interest, we could submit a bulk order. I am a huge proponent of such safety items and would like to start a grassroots effort for wearing these reflective sashes. In three years, I want these sashes to become a “new norm” within our community. Take a few minutes to refresh yourself on pedestrian safety (www.nsc.org > Community Safety > Safety Topics > Distracted Walking). If you are interested in ordering a safety sash, please email securitysupervisors@landings.org, with “Safety Sash” as the subject.
Another topic discussed during February’s Security Committee meeting was cart-free zones. These designated areas are where golf carts cannot operate on the street and include the areas below.
- Lake Street from The Village traffic lights to Shellwind Drive (inside the Deer Creek Village Gate)
- Landings Way from Huntingwood Retreat to Wiley Bottom Road
- Landings Way North from Bartram Road North to Shellwind Drive (Marshwood Gate and Deer Creek North Gate areas)
- Landings Way South between Peregrine Crossing and Prestbury Lane
- Tidewater Way between The Village and Landings Way
- Westcross Road from Diamond Causeway to inside the Oakridge Gate
- Westcross Road from Franklin Creek Road South to Pepper Bush Circle (the bridge that crosses over Green Island Road)


This article was originally published by The Landings Association on their website. Visit landings.org to read the original article. https://landings.org/news/2022/03/15/security-update%C2%A0
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